Introducing....
Sciton diVa is the world’s first and only revolutionary Hybrid Fractional Laser for the treatment of vaginal tissue. Major life events like childbirth and menopause can cause stress to the vagina and cause changes in vaginal health.
Two major events in a woman’s life can lead to decline in vaginal health that DiVa can help with:
Childbirth stretches the vaginal canal and surrounding tissue. The vagina can mostly be repaired by the body’s own healing response. With many women, however, the tissue may not return to the same state as before childbirth. This stretching damages the vaginal walls, perineum, and surrounding tissues, which often leads to diminished vaginal health and function.
Menopause and other events such as a hysterectomy, chemotherapy, or the process of breast-feeding, may lead to reduced estrogen production by the ovaries and may often lead to thinning, drying and inflammation of the vaginal walls. For many women this may decrease healthy vaginal function.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is an ideal candidate for diVa?
Women that have had children or are experiencing menopause may be interested in a resurfacing treatment to improve the quality of their vaginal tissue. Also, women who would like an alternative to traditional estrogen therapies, i.e. estrogen pills, creams, gels, patches, etc.
How long does a procedure take?
diVa’s ergonomic design allows for comfortable, fast and easy treatments. Each procedure takes 3 to 5 minutes to treat the full length of a vaginal canal.
How many treatments are recommended?
Clinical study data demonstrates that one to three procedures spaced every 4 to 6 weeks apart, followed by optional maintenance procedure yearly.
What do patients experience during the treatment?
The patient may experience a slight pressure against the vaginal wall during the diVa treatment, and some patients may experience increased sensitivity near the vaginal opening. diVa laser therapy is fast with minimal discomfort.
What do patients experience in the next 48 hours after treatment?
Patients may return to their daily routine with minimal to no discharge, spotting, or discomfort; however, patients should avoid sexual intercourse for up to 48 hours.
Is anesthesia necessary?
No, diVa is an in-office treatment. Topical anesthetic may be applied to increase patient comfort but is not necessary.