Aesthetic gynaecology

The aesthetic management of gynaecological disorders is carried out in two ways:

Hyaluronic acid injections and laser treatments

THE INJECTION TECHNIQUE OF HYALURONIC ACID

Premature ageing, such as loss of volume, hydration, and firmness, affects not only the skin but also the genital organs. Age and menopause are not the only triggering factors; vaginal dryness and other intimate discomforts can also arise after chemotherapy or radiotherapy.

In some young women, the pill may also cause early dryness issues. Many vaginal infections can occur due to a lack of lubrication.

Gynaeco-aesthetic treatments today allow for the management of numerous symptoms and the restoration of vaginal and vulvar aesthetics.

As menopause approaches, following childbirth, surgeries, or simply over the years, dryness of the vaginal mucosa, loss of elasticity, and reduced trophicity may occur. All these phenomena lead to physical or psychological discomfort, irritations, concerns, and pain during sexual intercourse (Dyspareunia), which can impact the couple's life.
In this context, aesthetic gynaecology addresses these issues.

Long seen as a taboo, we now speak openly about these intimate problems, as there are now treatments using safe products and qualified doctors in gynaecological aesthetics. Recent studies indicate that this issue affects more than one in six women.

FOR WHOM?

Problems of dryness and discomfort can arise at any age 

BY WHOM?

Treatments are carried out by doctors specialised in gynaecological aesthetic procedures.

INDICATIONS

• vaginal rejuvenation
• rebalancing of intimate disorders
• intimate dryness
• chronic irritations
• vaginal discomfort

PROTOCOL

1 session per year for the vast majority of indications

PROCEDURE OF A SESSION

Désirial injections, a hyaluronic acid specifically designed for this area, allow for :

•  Restoring volume to the labia majora (to close and protect the vaginal opening, and restore the aesthetic appearance)
•  Ensuring local hydration of the skin and mucosa (to alleviate vaginal dryness)
•  Stimulating collagen production in the mucosa, making it thicker and more resilient
•  Addressing sexual dysfunctions related to weakening of the “G” spot (the “Grafenberg” point)
•  Treating scars in the intimate area (relieving pain from episotomy or postpartum vaginal tears)

The treatment lasts 30 minutes, under local anaesthesia, with results lasting 6 to 12 months.

PRECAUTIONS

An initial assessment will be conducted by the doctor to establish all indications.

RESULTS

The aesthetic gynaecology treatment is provided by Dr. Alienor Descuns at our clinic.

The assessment is carried out in an intimate and medical setting. Don’t hesitate to talk about it.

Our patient Christelle’s opinion :

As menopause approached and at the age of 50, I had completely lost confidence in myself. I started to feel the effects of vaginal dryness and a painful 12cm old episiotomy. Added to that were repeated urinary and fungal infections. It was a real suffering for me intimate-wise that I dreaded with sexual intercourse. It was while talking to a friend that I discovered Dr. Alienor Descuns, who immediately helped me reconcile with this slowly settling pain. In just one session and without any pain, the doctor rehydrated the entire vaginal area and even restored the volume for the aesthetic aspect I had lost.

Today, it's a true rebirth for me on all levels, and I wanted to share my testimony with all the women who suffer in silence and dare not enter a medical office that manages these discomforts extremely well. Since then, twice a year, in just 20 minutes, I enhance the benefits of this procedure. It has changed my life.

FEES (per session)

Consultation with assessment and gynaecological examination and quotation: €50

Injections starting from €350

THE LASER TECHNIQUE

The Juliet laser is an advanced medical device used for various gynaecological indications. This text aims to explain its main uses, benefits, and treatment process.

Gynaecological Indications of the Erbium YAG Juliet Laser:

1. Vaginal Atrophy: The Erbium YAG Juliet laser is frequently used to treat vaginal atrophy, often associated with menopause. The treatment stimulates collagen regeneration, enhancing elasticity and lubrication, thereby reducing symptoms of dryness, irritation, and pain during intercourse.

2. Vaginal Laxity: After childbirth or due to ageing, some women may experience vaginal laxity. The laser acts by tightening vaginal tissue, thus improving sensation and sexual function.

3. Mild Urinary Incontinence: The Erbium YAG Juliet laser can be used to treat stress urinary incontinence in women by strengthening the supportive tissues around the urethra and bladder.

4. Postpartum Vaginal Rehabilitation: This treatment aids in the recovery of vaginal tissues after childbirth, reducing discomfort and accelerating healing.

5. Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM): The laser can help alleviate various symptoms of GSM, such as dryness, irritation, and pain during intercourse, by improving the health and function of vaginal tissues.

Benefits of Erbium YAG Juliet Laser Treatment:

• Minimally Invasive: The treatment is non-surgical, performed on an outpatient basis with minimal recovery time.
• Improvement in Quality of Life: The improvements in symptoms contribute to a better sexual and daily quality of life.
• Safety: The Juliet laser is recognised for its high safety profile and effectiveness.

Treatment Process: Treatment with the Erbium YAG Juliet laser is typically quick, and patients can resume their normal activities shortly thereafter. It usually requires a series of sessions, depending on the severity of the symptoms and the patient's specific goals.

In conclusion, the Erbium YAG Juliet laser represents an effective and safe solution for various gynaecological issues, significantly improving the health and well-being of the women concerned. It is recommended to consult a specialist to discuss the suitability of this treatment for your specific needs.

An interview to explain the treatments in detail: