diVa® Laser
Being a woman is a beautiful thing. Our bodies are able to experience life-changing events like childbirth and pregnancy. While these moments are incredible, they can begin to take a toll on a woman’s body. Millions of women suffer from issues like vaginal laxity, which is also referred to as vaginal looseness and vaginal atrophy. These issues can seriously impact a woman’s self-esteem and sexual drive. At Honu Women’s Health, we treat many women who are dealing with the aftermath of life-changing events with the diVa® laser by Sciton.
Rather than continuing to suffer in silence, reach out to Dr. Sultan and her team to receive a treatment that is customized to your symptoms and goals. diVa® laser treatment allows you the opportunity to receive a minimally invasive, no downtime treatment that will help give you the confidence boost you need. The results will have you feeling years younger and completely revitalized

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How long is the procedure?
Each treatment takes anywhere from three to five minutes to fractionally resurface the full length of the vaginal canal. Due to the Hybrid Fractional Laser technology, patients receive two laser therapies in one session. The first laser works by deeply resurfacing the layers of the vaginal wall, replacing it with new, healthier tissue. The second laser heats the layers of tissue where collagen exists.
Who may be a candidate?
There are two major events that women may experience in their lifetime: childbirth and menopause. Each one bringing its own set of issues to the vaginal area. During childbirth, the vaginal canal and surrounding tissue is stretched. While this can mostly be repaired by your body’s own healing responses, most women aren’t able to return to the same state they were before. Not only does this affect confidence, it also leads to diminished vaginal health and function.
Menopause and other events such as a hysterectomy, chemotherapy, or the process of breastfeeding may lead to reduced estrogen production by the ovaries and may often lead to thinning, drying and inflammation of the vaginal walls. These issues take a toll on self-esteem, confidence and vaginal function.