Vaginal Laxity
What it is and its causes
Vaginal laxity as well as stress urinary incontinence (SUI) are more common than you think. Vaginal laxity can occur naturally from childbirth, fluctuations in hormones commonly associated with menopause leading to increased laxity of the vagina walls as well as simply the aging process.
Pelvic floor dysfunction can lead to urinary incontinence which affects many women. 40% of women suffer from some form of urinary incontinence in their lifetime.
Although it may be an embarrassing issue to deal with, it is a treatable concern and at Caviar Skin Clinic we offer a non-surgical and drug-free options to vaginal laxity and urinary incontinence.
The vaginal walls are made up of collagen and elastin and unfortunately these decline with age. Although the human body can generally recover after a vaginal childbirth, vaginal laxity may remain to a certain extent, even more so after multiple deliveries. Urinary incontinence, such as experiencing leakage when you sneeze, may also happen after vaginal childbirth. There are a lot of hormonal changes that occur with pregnancy and childbirth that can lead to diminished vaginal lubrication, followed by more discomfort and irritation, especially during sex. Vaginal tone and thickness play a role in a woman’s confidence and it can be very frustrating to experience these intimate changes and a loss of tightness.
We understand the importance of maintaining your privacy and are committed to helping you regain your confidence and overall well-being. We offer treatments that can help improve tone and thickness, allowing you to feel more comfortable and confident in your intimate experiences, whether you have given birth or not.
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