Yes. CO2 laser vaginal rejuvenation has a strong clinical evidence base for improving vaginal laxity, dryness, urinary incontinence, and sensation. Studies consistently show significant improvement after a series of treatments. Most LeVogue clients report noticeable improvement after their first session, with optimal results achieved after completing the full 4-session protocol. Annual maintenance helps sustain those results long-term.

Most clients describe the treatment as mild warmth with a light vibration. There is no general anesthesia required and no numbing needed for most clients. The CO2 laser handpiece used at LeVogue is designed for maximum comfort. Any mild discomfort during or immediately after treatment typically resolves within a few hours.

Results from CO2 vaginal rejuvenation are long-lasting. The collagen your body produces during and after treatment continues to support vaginal tissue health well beyond the treatment period. LeVogue recommends an annual maintenance session to preserve and build on your results over time. Natural aging continues, so maintenance helps sustain the improvement your body has achieved.

LeVogue recommends 4 sessions spaced 4 weeks apart for optimal results. This protocol allows collagen to build progressively between sessions for deeper, more comprehensive improvement. Most women notice improvement after their first session, with full, optimal results visible after completing the entire series.

There is minimal downtime. After each session at LeVogue, you should avoid jacuzzis, swimming pools, and intercourse for 3 to 5 days to support proper healing. Most normal daily activities can be resumed immediately. There are no visible signs of treatment and no recovery period that impacts your regular life beyond the brief activity restrictions.

When performed by a licensed, trained provider using FDA-cleared technology, CO2 vaginal rejuvenation is considered safe and well-tolerated. At LeVogue, every session is performed by a licensed RN or PA who has received specialized training in this device and procedure. Your provider will conduct a full health review before your first session to confirm the treatment is appropriate and safe for your specific situation.

Yes. Stress urinary incontinence, which causes leakage during coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercise, is one of the primary concerns that CO2 vaginal rejuvenation addresses. By stimulating collagen in the vaginal tissue and strengthening the supporting structures, the treatment can provide meaningful improvement in bladder control for many women. Results vary based on the severity of symptoms and the individual's response to treatment.

Your LeVogue provider will give you specific pre-treatment guidance during your consultation. In general, shave the treatment area and arrive freshly washed with no products, creams, or sprays applied to the area. Avoid scheduling around your menstrual cycle. Inform your provider of any current medications or health conditions. Eat a light meal and stay hydrated before your session.