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Intimalase for Vaginal Relaxation or Loose Vagina

Intimalase is an advanced, non-surgical laser treatment designed to address vaginal relaxation or looseness. This cutting-edge procedure offers a safe and effective solution for improving vaginal tightness and overall comfort. How does Intimalase work? The treatment uses Fotona’s Er: YAG non-ablative laser and SMOOTH pulses to stimulate collagen production and enhance tissue strength in the vaginal canal. This improves elasticity and tightness without the need for surgery or downtime. Who is it for? Women experiencing vaginal laxity due to childbirth, ageing, or hormonal changes can benefit from Intimalase. It’s also an option for those seeking improved sexual satisfaction or relief from mild urinary incontinence. What are the benefits? Intimalase is painless, requires no anaesthesia, and has minimal recovery time. Most patients notice improvements after one or two sessions. Is it safe? The procedure is FDA-approved and performed by trained professionals. For women se...
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Fotona Laser Gynaecology Training with LA & HA Institute in the UK

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  Fotona’s laser   technology has revolutionised gynaecological treatments, offering advanced solutions for patients and expanding the scope of clinical practice. If you are thinking of launching a new clinic in the UK with Fotona’s laser gynaecology machines, you’ll get hands-on training and resources through the LA & HA Institute. Bespoke Training for Your Practice The bespoke training programmes are designed to meet the unique needs of each practitioner and clinic. Whether you’re new to Fotona lasers or an experienced user seeking to expand your treatment portfolio, you’ll receive custom laser gynaecology training through experts like Dr Tanja Phillips . Post-training support is also provided. Ongoing Learning Opportunities The LA & HA Institute values continuous professional development. As a Fotona user, you’ll gain access to a wealth of resources, including online materials, the Fotona app, and exclusive workshops and seminars. These opportunities ensure...
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Is Laser Hair Removal Safe for Women with PCOS?

  Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects a significant number of women worldwide and often comes with challenging symptoms, including hirsutism, or excessive hair growth. For many women with PCOS, this can impact their self-esteem and quality of life. To help them, we have advanced Fotona laser machines to offer effective hair removal treatment. But is it safe and effective for women with PCOS? Let's take a closer look. How Laser Hair Removal Works For Women With PCOS PCOS is a hormonal disorder that disrupts normal reproductive hormone levels, leading to various symptoms, including irregular periods, acne, weight gain, and increased levels of androgens (male hormones). This hormonal imbalance can cause hair growth in areas where women don’t usually experience it, such as the face, chest, back, and abdomen. Traditional hair removal methods like shaving and waxing can be tedious, painful, and offer only temporary results. Laser hair removal involves using concentrated lig...
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How Does ProlapLase® Work?

  ProlapLase® is a cutting-edge non-invasive treatment designed to address pelvic organ prolapse (POP) through the use of Fotona lasers . Pelvic organ prolapse is a common condition affecting almost half of women who have given birth. Traditional treatments often involved pessaries or surgical procedures, both of which carried risks and complications. In Fotona laser gynaecology , ProlapLase® emerged as a modern solution with minimal discomfort and no need for surgery. The Science Behind ProlapLase® The treatment uses a specially developed Er: YAG laser in a mode known as SMOOTH®. This laser generates photothermal effects in the mucosa tissue of the vaginal canal, stimulating collagen remodelling and encouraging the formation of new collagen fibres. The results are shrinkage and tightening of the vaginal tissue without the need for incisions or removal of tissue. The Procedure ProlapLase® is conducted in three steps: Circular laser irradiation of the vaginal can...
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The Role of Laser Machines in Gynaecological Treatments

  For over 15 years, Fotona has developed effective laser machines for gynaecological treatments , enhancing precision and patient outcomes. Initially used for aesthetic and dermatological purposes, lasers have since expanded into gynaecology. The use of CO2 lasers for treating gynaecological conditions dates back to 1973, with applications growing in areas like vaginal rejuvenation, labiaplasty, and more. Popular Lasers in Gynaecology Several types of lasers are used in gynaecology, including CO2, Nd: YAG, and Er: YAG. In 2011, Fotona became the first company to introduce Er: YAG laser in gynaecology . It has proven especially effective for minimally invasive treatments, reducing patient recovery times and improving results. Popular treatments include vaginal tightening (IntimaLase®), stress urinary incontinence (IncontiLase®), and vaginal atrophy (RenovaLase®). Benefits of Laser Technology Minimally Invasive : Lasers offer precise targeting with reduced tissue d...
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Unveiling the Power of Fotona Aesthetics

  Layers are generally a beam of super-powered light that can easily handle wrinkles, remove unwanted tattoos, and even remove sunspots from your body, making it look natural. This is what aesthetic lasers can do, and when it comes to aesthetic lasers, Fotona is a leading name in this category. But how do   Fotona aesthetic laser   work, and how can they benefit you? Think of Lasers Like Light Wands Lasers generally use a concentrated beam of light that explicitly targets problems in the skin, even when hurting the skin. The main thing is the different wavelengths—like colors of light—that each laser emits. Some wavelengths can penetrate deeper to stimulate collagen production and reduce wrinkles. The Fotona Advantage: A Multi-Tool Laser Fotona systems are like multi-tools if we compare them to single-purpose lasers. They are superior to single-purpose lasers because they combine different wavelengths, allowing doctors to customize treatments for various conc...
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