Vaginal rejuvenation with INDIBA radiofrequency therapy

Vaginal Rejuvenation with INDIBA® Radiofrequency is a non-surgical, non-invasive procedure designed to improve the quality of vaginal tissues and restore intimate comfort. The technology uses 448 kHz radiofrequency, which stimulates the body's natural cellular regeneration mechanisms, enhances microcirculation, and promotes collagen and elastin synthesis without causing tissue damage.

The procedure helps improve tissue firmness and elasticity, enhance vaginal mucosal hydration, and reduce changes associated with childbirth, menopause, and the natural aging process.

Indications

• vaginal laxity syndrome;
• vaginal dryness and intimate discomfort;
• menopause-related changes;
• postpartum tissue changes;
• decreased vaginal tissue elasticity and tone;
• discomfort during sexual intercourse;
• mild stress urinary incontinence;
• functional recovery after childbirth or gynecological procedures, as recommended by the physician.

Procedure / Duration

The procedure is performed by a gynecologist on an outpatient basis.

A specially designed vaginal applicator delivers radiofrequency energy in a controlled manner to the vaginal tissues, producing gentle physiological heating that stimulates local blood circulation and the body's natural regenerative processes.

The procedure takes approximately 20–30 minutes. It is comfortable, does not require anesthesia, and allows patients to return immediately to their normal daily activities.

Depending on the clinical indications, the physician may recommend an individualized treatment course.

Contraindications

The procedure is not recommended in the following situations:

• pregnancy;
• active genital infections or inflammatory conditions;
• active malignancy;
• implanted electronic medical devices (such as a cardiac pacemaker), if considered a contraindication by the physician;
• vaginal bleeding of unknown origin.

Recovery / Restrictions

The procedure requires no recovery period and involves no significant restrictions.

Depending on the physician's recommendations, patients may be advised to avoid sexual intercourse for the first 24–48 hours after treatment.

Benefits

• non-invasive and painless procedure;
• no incisions or tissue damage;
• no anesthesia and no downtime;
• stimulates cellular regeneration and microcirculation;
• promotes collagen and elastin synthesis;
• improves vaginal tissue hydration, elasticity, and tone;
• may help reduce symptoms of mild stress urinary incontinence.