Mona Lisa Touch Laser Therapy
Mona Lisa Touch is a revolutionary laser treatment designed to address reduced vaginal function and discomfort associated with hormonal and menopausal changes.
How can Mona Lisa Touch Laser Therapy help me?
Mona Lisa Touch is a revolutionary laser treatment designed to address reduced vaginal function and discomfort associated with hormonal and menopausal changes.
MonaLisa Touch can be used to treat symptoms of vaginal atrophy such as incontinence, burning, pain during sex, dryness, and itching through minimally invasive laser therapy.
MonaLisa Touch helps patients by re-hydrating the walls of the vagina and stimulating collagen production, which can help to treat discomfort and reverse vaginal atrophy.
The initial treatment follows a consultation at one of our outpatient clinics and literally takes a few minutes. The second treatment is a month later, and the final treatment within a few months. You can choose to schedule during lunch hour as treatment cycles are considered relatively pain free. This treatment is carried out at our Chelsea Clinic.
By gently acting on tissue of the vaginal mucosa, the laser stimulates the production of collagen, improving the functionality of the treated area and restoring the proper trophic balance to the mucous membrane.
External Vaginal Treatments
There are many conditions that can be treated with Mona Lisa and your Consultant will discuss with you and recommend the best approach for the treatments.
The Mona Lisa Laser Therapy and how it works.
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A modern and private independent healthcare clinic focusing on feMale health. We operate by appointment only to ensure a discreet and confidential service for our patients.
The British Menopause Society
Not all clinics and doctors are recognised as specialists by The British Menopause Society (BMS), the authority for menopause and post-menopausal health in the UK.
