Urinary incontinence treatment with laser, 100% guaranteed with real video

Dr. Bita Zalali's office is equipped with a completely new Mona Lisa laser designed specifically for the vaginal area. This laser offers the treatment of many disorders and discomforts that can affect the intimate life of women and have significant consequences on their daily life and especially their sexuality: - Vaginal dryness - - leakage of urine - - **Treatment of urinary incontinence** - - Turks - - Painful intercourse Studies show that almost 2 out of 3 women suffer or will have these disorders in their lifetime. Currently offered treatments such as drugs, physical therapy or surgery are not always effective. So the laser has become an interesting and quick way to respond to a range of symptoms related to women's problems. This gentle and minimally invasive procedure is an effective medical alternative with results comparable to surgery.

**The Mona Lisa laser also makes it possible to treat the following symptoms:** - Atrophy of the vaginal mucosa Vaginal relaxation syndrome Vaginal rejuvenation

Urinary incontinence treatment with laser, step by step Laser micro-pulses are used inside the vagina to stimulate the mucosa and create real rejuvenation of the vagina. Fractional laser technique preserves healthy tissue to preserve mucous membranes. The CO2 laser system combines photothermal power with the gentle treatment needed in an area as sensitive as the vaginal wall. The treatment is not painful, and the rejuvenation process occurs naturally due to the phenomenon of neocollagenesis, which causes the thickening of the connective and epithelial tissue, thereby improving the tone and elasticity of the vagina. You should know that with age, the density of fibroblasts in the vaginal mucosa and collagen production decreases. The vaginal wall becomes thinner and local hydration recedes. This syndrome is called vulvovaginitis. It is the cause of decreased vaginal sensitivity and can be the cause of dyspareunia (pain during intercourse). Urinary incontinence is often associated with it. **Treatment steps**: The laser is based on the thermal effect of the light created on the collagen present in the walls of the vagina and urethra and stimulates the regeneration and synthesis of new collagen strands. This work helps to thicken and tighten the walls of the vagina and urethra, reduce atrophy and prevent urine leakage. This simple 15 to 20 minute non-surgical procedure is very effective, painless and safe. A special instrument, similar to the speculum used in a Pap smear test, is inserted into the vagina. The entire vaginal area is treated using a small handpiece that delivers short laser pulses. **After treatment:** You can leave the office as soon as the treatment is finished and continue with your daily activities. You may feel a little sensitive after the operation and have clear discharge for 2 to 3 days. It is recommended to refrain from sexual intercourse for 1 week after the operation. **Explanations of Dr. Bita Zalali about the treatment of urinary incontinence** Treatment of urinary incontinence with Mona Lisa laser Monalisa laser is a new, effective, safe, comfortable, no-complication or risk-free laser medical solution that improves the quality of married life for women whose pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause have left complications such as vaginal atrophy, stress incontinence, and vaginal relaxation. The Mona Lisa laser provides a quick, effective, and non-surgical solution to the treatment of mild to moderate urinary incontinence. This new laser treatment is based on photothermal and non-invasive contraction of the anterior vaginal wall and endopelvic fascia. Thus, it promotes the regeneration and synthesis of neocollagen, thereby tightening and firming the tissues in place. **Introduction of the Mona Lisa laser device by Dr. Bita Zalali** Are lasers used in women safe? These laser treatments have been successfully used around the world for the past three years. Surprisingly, these lasers cause no pain or discomfort and no recovery period.