Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation in London
Vaginal rejuvenation is a non-surgical CO₂ laser procedure for women with intimate health concerns such as vaginal dryness, discomfort, changes in tone or mild stress leakage. It is carried out in clinic by a specialist, following a confidential consultation and individual assessment.
What is laser vaginal treatment?
Vaginal rejuvenation is a non-surgical procedure using CO₂ laser technology. It is considered by women who have noticed changes to vaginal comfort, dryness, sensation or mild stress leakage, often after childbirth or around the menopause.
During treatment, controlled laser energy is delivered to the vaginal wall through a slim applicator. The procedure is designed to stimulate changes in the treated tissue without the need for surgery.
A consultation comes first. Your specialist will discuss your symptoms, medical history and what you would like help with. They will also check whether another cause, such as urinary infection, a skin condition, pelvic floor weakness or significant urinary incontinence, needs separate assessment or treatment.
Vaginal rejuvenation is not suitable for everyone. Your consultant will explain the procedure, likely treatment plan, possible side effects and alternative options before you decide whether to proceed.
Comfort, confidence and control
A discreet, clinic-based procedure for women who would like to discuss changes affecting their intimate health.
Vaginal dryness and irritation
Women may seek advice for dryness, irritation or changes in vaginal comfort, particularly around the menopause.
Changes in vaginal tone
Some women notice a feeling of reduced vaginal tone after childbirth or with age.
Comfort and intimacy
Symptoms can affect confidence, sexual wellbeing and comfort during intimacy.
Mild stress leakage
Some women experience small leaks when coughing, laughing or exercising. Your specialist will assess whether pelvic floor rehabilitation or a dedicated incontinence pathway may be more appropriate.
How we assess a varicocele
Accurate assessment determines whether treatment is worthwhile.
Clinical examination
A focused physical examination assesses the size and characteristics of the varicocele.
Ultrasound
Where helpful, scrotal ultrasound confirms the diagnosis and evaluates severity.
Fertility testing
If fertility is a concern, semen analysis may be performed to assess sperm parameters. Assessment considers symptoms, fertility goals and overall health.
Who it may suit
Laser vaginal rejuvenation may be considered for women who:
- Have concerns about vaginal dryness, irritation or discomfort
- Have noticed changes in vaginal tone or sensation after childbirth or around the menopause
- Experience discomfort during intimacy
- Have mild stress leakage when coughing, laughing or exercising
- Would like to discuss a non-surgical treatment option
- Have had a specialist assessment confirming the procedure may be appropriate
Our treatment process
- Assessment
You begin with an unhurried, confidential consultation. Your consultant listens to your symptoms and goals, carries out a gentle examination where appropriate, and confirms that vaginal rejuvenation is suitable for you — ruling out anything that would be better treated another way. You will receive a clear, personalised plan and the chance to ask any questions. - Deciding on treatment
Each session is carried out in clinic and usually takes only around 15–20 minutes. A slim applicator gently delivers the CO₂ laser energy to the vaginal wall. Most women find it very comfortable and describe only a mild warming or tingling sensation — no anaesthetic is normally needed, and you can go home straight afterwards. - Treatment
For the best results, treatment is usually given as a short course — commonly three sessions, spaced a few weeks apart — though your consultant will recommend what is right for you. Many women begin to notice improvements as the course progresses, with benefits continuing to build afterwards as the tissue regenerates. - Aftecare & follow up
There is very little downtime — most women return to normal activities the same day, with simple advice to avoid intercourse and strenuous exercise for a few days. Your consultant reviews how you are getting on, and can advise on occasional top-up sessions to maintain the benefit over time.
Why choose The Forbury Clinic for vaginal rejuvenation in London?
Non-surgical approach
A clinic-based CO₂ laser procedure that does not involve incisions or conventional surgery.
Assessment of the full picture
Your consultant considers vaginal, urinary and pelvic floor symptoms together, rather than treating one concern in isolation.
Clear discussion of your options
Your consultant will explain the procedure, alternatives and potential limitations, so you can decide what feels right for you.
Discreet, specialist-led care
Intimate health concerns are handled sensitively and professionally at The Forbury Clinic London.
Frequently asked questions
Is laser vaginal rejuvenation painful?
Experiences vary. Some women describe a warming or tingling sensation during treatment. Your specialist will explain how the procedure is carried out and what can be done to support your comfort.
Is there any downtime?
Aftercare needs vary between individuals. Your consultant will give clear advice about activities, exercise and sexual intercourse following treatment.
How many sessions will I need?
A course of several sessions may be recommended. Your consultant will advise on the number and spacing of sessions based on your symptoms and treatment plan.
Can it help with bladder leakage?
If you have mild stress leakage, your specialist will assess the likely cause and discuss the most appropriate options. Pelvic floor rehabilitation or a dedicated urinary incontinence treatment pathway may be recommended.
Ask about laser vaginal rejuvenation
If vaginal dryness, discomfort, changes in tone or mild leakage are affecting your confidence or quality of life, a discreet consultation can help you understand the options available.
- AppointmentBook a consultation
- Reception0118 920 7055
- Location
The Forbury Clinic London, 45 Queen Anne St, London, W1G 9J
