Pelvic Floor Laser Treatment

• Bacterial Sterilization
• Contribute to the repair of the vaginal mucosa.
• Vaginal Tightening (Birth Canal Rehabilitation)
• Immune Enhancement
• Detoxification
• Postponing Menopause
• Odor and Pruritus Elimination
• Increased Vaginal Sensitivity
• Treatment of Stress Incontinence

①privacy protection home use
②Totally physical therapy naturally treat kinds of gynecological diseases.
③No pain, Non invasively, green.
④Effectively for vaginal tighten wand. Improve Couple's love affair.

 

COZING Brand of W06 Vaginal Rejuvenation Wand pass USA the most important certification and CE are in compliance as a low risk product that promotes a healthy lifestyle.

①It's using 23 pcs of 650nm laser combine with 16 pcs of 470nm blue light and 3 levels of vibration effectively therapy women vaginal problems.

②The blue light has antimicrobial effects that can sterilize vaginal bacteria on the

surface layers of the skin without negatively impacting the delicate pH balance in this region. By killing bacteria, and maintaining the natural pH, blue light can help detox and eliminate undesirable odors.

③irradiated the vaginal wall

irradiated by 23pcs of 650 laser, it penetrates deep into the tissues, improves cell activity, promotes blood exchange, improves metabolism , and improve dryness and relaxation

④Absorption of photons into internal energy

Activate blood cells, improve the deform ability and oxygen-carrying capacity of blood cells

⑤Photo chemical reaction improves the body's immunity

Improve blood fluidity, viscosity and internal blood circulation, improve the body's immunity.

① Vaginal Relaxation Syndrome (VRS)

Vaginal laxity syndrome, also known as vaginal laxity, is an increase in the inner diameter of the vaginal wall. This often results in a loss of friction for both the woman and her partner, resulting in decreased sexual satisfaction. This can affect self-confidence and body image.

The most common cause of vaginal laxity is excessive stretching of the vaginal walls during childbirth. The condition increases according to the number of births. It may also be caused by aging as well as congenital weakness of connective tissue.

Until recently, this condition could only be effectively treated with invasive surgeries such as anterior and posterior vaginoplasty. These surgical treatments have many postoperative complications associated with them.

② Vaginal atrophy/GSM (genitourinary syndrome of menopause)

Vaginal atrophy, or GSM, is a fairly common condition that affects many postmenopausal women. Vaginal atrophy is dryness and thinning of the vaginal walls. It usually occurs after menopause because vaginal cells lack moisture and a woman's body may not produce enough estrogen. It can cause inflammation, dryness, and thinning of the vagina. This condition can be very uncomfortable and may lead to recurring urinary tract infections.

Vaginal atrophy may also occur during perimenopause (the years before menopause). It can be triggered by hormonal cancer treatments, chemotherapy, and pelvic radiation therapy. In addition, this condition may occur after surgical removal of both ovaries and smoking. It can also be caused by underlying conditions such as Sjörgen's syndrome and diabetes.

Although it is estimated that approximately 50% of postmenopausal women experience GSM, the condition can occur at any age. Because vaginal atrophy isn't often discussed, many women see it as an effect of menopause, so they don't seek treatment and suffer in silence.

Stress urinary incontinence (SUI)

This condition is characterized by involuntary leakage of urine during daily activities such as laughing, sneezing, coughing, standing up from a chair, or some type of physical activity (such as walking up and down stairs, lifting heavy objects, and jogging).

This problem appears to be caused by a loss of strength in the urethral closure mechanism. Being overweight, aging, and childbirth are factors that increase the likelihood of developing this disease, as simple activities put more pressure on the bladder. The condition can affect patients' daily activities and affect their self-confidence.

③Pelvic organ prolapse (POP)

Also known as vaginal or uterine prolapse, this is a medical condition in which the pelvic organs partially or completely descend from their normal position. This is a specific type of pelvic floor disorder caused by damage to the muscles or tissues that support the pelvic organs.

Vaginal delivery, pregnancy, and menopause make POP more pronounced due to thinning of the vaginal surface, vaginal dilation, and consequent loss of vaginal wall muscle tone.

Although many women are asymptomatic, some physical symptoms of POP include recurring UTIs, SUI or difficulty urinating, constipation, and vaginal discomfort.