IntimaLase (Vaginal Tightening)
IntimaLase® is a non-surgical laser vaginal tightening treatment using Fotona SMOOTH® technology. It stimulates collagen production to tighten the vaginal canal without surgery, anaesthetic, or downtime. £1,200 per session, £3,600 full course. CQC-regulated Baker Street clinic.
IntimaLase Laser Vaginal Tightening in London
IntimaLase® is a non-surgical laser vaginal tightening treatment using Fotona SMOOTH® technology. It is suitable for women who have experienced vaginal laxity following childbirth or the natural ageing process. Controlled laser pulses are delivered to the vaginal walls, stimulating new collagen production to restore tone and tightness — without surgery, incisions, or anaesthetic.
Our clinical team also performs the full range of gynaecological treatments, both surgical and non-surgical, , , and .
What is Vaginal Laxity?
The vaginal walls contain collagen fibres. As we age, the collagen stretches and the vaginal walls lose elasticity. This can have a number of consequences, such as infections, urinary incontinence, and a decrease in pleasure during sexual intercourse.
IntimaLase uses the Er:YAG non-ablative laser which thermally the vaginal tissue, causing collagen remodelling and stimulating the production of new collagen fibres. Laser tightening restores tone and tightness to the vaginal canal without surgical intervention.
Ideal Candidates for IntimaLase
You will be considered a suitable candidate for IntimaLase if you wish to improve the tone and tightness of the vaginal canal. You may have experienced childbirth or lost structural tone as a result of the ageing process. The procedure is available for women over the age of 18.
A current normal cervical smear (Pap test) is required before treatment can begin. Active vaginal infections must be resolved before proceeding.
Before undergoing IntimaLase, you will attend a consultation with our clinical team. They will assess whether is appropriate for your presentation, or whether a surgical option such as would be more appropriate for the degree of laxity.
What Does IntimaLase Involve?
For the of cases, two to three sessions of with a four to six week are sufficient to achieve noticeable results. No special preoperative preparations or postoperative are necessary. You can immediately return to your normal everyday activities after each session.
IntimaLase® is incisionless and virtually painless. No anaesthetic is required. Avoid sexual activity for 72 hours after each session.
Annual maintenance sessions of one session per year are recommended after the course to sustain long-term results.
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What To Expect
Your consultation takes place at our Baker Street clinic. Our clinical team will take a full medical and gynaecological history, assess the degree of vaginal laxity, and confirm whether IntimaLase is appropriate for your anatomy and goals. You will need a current normal cervical smear (Pap test) before treatment can begin — your clinician will advise at . The number of sessions recommended for your case is discussed and agreed at this appointment. A written treatment plan and itemised cost are confirmed before you leave. £1,200 per session; £3,600 for a full course of three sessions.
No special preoperative preparations are required for IntimaLase. There is no need to fast before treatment. Wear loose, comfortable clothing to your appointment. Ensure you have a current normal cervical smear result — treatment cannot proceed this. Active vaginal infections must be resolved before treatment begins. There are no restrictions on eating, drinking, or medication before your session.
IntimaLase takes approximately 15 minutes per session. No anaesthetic is required — the internal mucosa has minimal pain sensation and the treatment is well tolerated. A specially designed Fotona vaginal handpiece is introduced into the vaginal canal. Controlled laser pulses are delivered to the vaginal walls using the patented Fotona SMOOTH® mode, producing a gentle thermal effect that stimulates collagen remodelling. You may feel a mild warmth during the procedure. Once the treatment is complete, you can dress and leave immediately. No recovery time is required — you can return to normal activities straight away. Avoid sexual for 72 hours after each session.
Some improvement may be noticeable immediately after the first session. continue to develop over the following four weeks as new collagen is produced. Optimal are typically achieved after a full course of two to three sessions at four to six week intervals. Clinical data shows that 95% of treated women experienced improved vaginal tightness and sensation. Results are stable for up to 18 months. Annual sessions of one session per year are recommended to sustain the results long term. If you are also experiencing vaginal dryness, RenovaLase can be combined with IntimaLase as part of your treatment course.
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