How can a Vaginal PRP Rejuvenation treatment help me?
The effects of a Vaginal PRP Rejuvenation treatment can last up to 12-18 months to address a number of concerns which may include:
- Improving blood flow and microcirculation to stimulate repair.
- Triggering younger tissue growth which may lead to easier stimulation, improved sexual enhancement and greater vaginal hydration.
- A younger-looking vagina.
- Reducing wrinkles and fine lines.
- The thickening of thin or crepey skin.
How does a Vaginal PRP Rejuvenation treatment work?
A Vaginal PRP Rejuvenation treatment may improve the appearance and function of your vagina by restoring youthfulness using your body’s own healing properties. The treatment may be able to address wrinkles, folds, thinning tissue, vaginal dryness and sensitivity. If this is something that you are interested in, then it may be worth booking a consultation with Kosmetik Klinik.
Vaginal PRP Rejuvenation starts by identifying your needs. A consultation with the doctor performing the treatment is necessary to determine how much treatment is necessary to achieve your desired result.
After the amount of treatment has been determined, blood will be drawn from you just like a blood test. After the right amount of blood has been taken, Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is separated in a centrifuge. The PRP is then injected into the areas of concern.
Once PRP has been injected into the targeted areas, improvements may be noticeable within 3-4 weeks. Furthermore, the effects of the treatment may last as long as 12-18 months.
What contributes to an aging vagina?
Unfortunately, as we age, skin and vaginal tissue may show their physical signs of aging. An aging vagina is not just aesthetic. Sometimes other physical changes are noticeable in an aging vagina such as dryness, laxity and a lack of resilience. There are a number of different factors that contribute to an aging vagina and they may include:
- Fluctuating hormones; especially estrogen – a loss of estrogen may be responsible for thinner vaginal tissue and a reduction in the elasticity and resilience of your vagina. Hormones may fluctuate for many reasons including pregnancy, stress and menopause.
- Smoking – smoking further reduce levels of estrogen which may further contribute to an aging vagina.
- Hydration – drinking water keeps your skin hydrated and it may also do the same for your vagina. Good hydration can lead to improved energy and circulation. Circulation plays a vital role in helping the body recover. Additionally, excessive alcohol consumption should be avoided as it will lead to dehydration.
- Childbirth – even though the vagina is designed for reproduction, pregnancy and childbirth can impact your vagina. Fluctuating hormones can lower estrogen levels and childbirth can affect the resilience of your vagina.
- Reduced blood flow and collagen production as we age – these may lead to less resilient and thinning vaginal tissue, sagging, increased sensitivity and vaginal dryness. These can lead to pain during and after intercourse which may prevent you from getting in the mood.
- Use it or lose it – not having sex often enough may cause your vagina to get shorter and narrower. Consequently, when you do have sex, it may hurt. Maintaining a healthy sex life may help to keep your vagina ‘limber.’ Thinning vaginal tissue and sensitivity can contribute to vaginal dryness which can perpetuate the problem.
- UTIs – urinary tract infections may be a result of bacterial changes. A loss of estrogen may cause bacterial changes in the vagina leading to a UTI – symptoms may include pain when urinating. This may also hinder your ability to get in the mood.
