Gynelase, intimate vaginal treatment with CO2 laser: a solution for gynecological disorders

Women's intimate health

Female intimate laser treatment in Marseille

Women's intimate health is still too often relegated to the background, even though it directly impacts quality of life, self-confidence, and sexuality.


Vaginal dryness, pain during intercourse, vaginal laxity, urinary incontinence, or vaginal atrophy are neither inevitable nor taboo subjects.


Today, fractional CO₂ intimate laser treatment is establishing itself as an innovative, non-hormonal, and effective medical solution for restoring vulvovaginal function, particularly after childbirth or at certain key stages of hormonal life.

Female intimate laser treatment in Marseille at the Phénicia Clinic
Understand

Female intimate disorders

Vaginal dryness is linked to an alteration of the vaginal mucosa, often secondary to a decrease in estrogen (postpartum, breastfeeding, menopause).


It manifests itself through burning, a tightness sensation, pain during sexual intercourse, and even tissue weakening.


Vaginal atrophy corresponds to a more advanced stage, with thinning of the mucosa, lossof elasticity, and decreased natural lubrication.

After a vaginal delivery, the physical changes can be significant: vaginal laxity, decreased sensation, and functional discomfort.


These symptoms may appear in the weeks following childbirth and be exacerbated by breastfeeding, due to hormonal changes.


The baby blues, a period of emotional and hormonal upheaval, can also amplify the perception of these intimate disorders.

Stress urinary incontinence, with leakage when coughing, laughing, or during physical activity, is common after pregnancy.


Perineal rehabilitation, often supervised by a midwife, is the first step in treatment.


However, it is not always sufficient, particularly in cases of deep tissue laxity or recurrence of symptoms.

Intimate laser treatment

Fractional CO₂ intimate laser treatment: how does it work?

The fractional CO₂ laser works by delivering controlled micro-thermal impacts to the vulvovaginal mucosa. This stimulation triggers deep tissue regeneration.

Collagen & elastin

Boosts collagen andelastin production.

Vascularization

Improvement in vascularization and local trophicity.

Natural hydration

Restoration ofnatural hydration (vaginal rehydration).

Revitalized mucous membrane

Thickening and revitalization of the vaginal mucosa.

Unlike hormone treatments or simple lubric ants (including those based on hyaluronic acid), laser treatment acts on the structural cause of the problem, not just the symptoms of dryness.

Indications

Medical indications for intimate laser treatment

Intimate laser treatment is indicated in several clinical situations:

Persistent vaginal dryness

Discomfort, burning, irritation, lack of lubrication on a daily basis.

Vaginal atrophy

Postpartum or hormonal (breastfeeding, perimenopause/menopause).

Pain during intercourse

Dyspareunia with discomfort, tightness, or pain during intercourse.

Vaginal laxity

After pregnancy, with a feeling of looseness or decreased sensation.

Urinary incontinence

Management of light to moderate leakage (exertion, coughing, sports).

Chronic discomfort

Persistent vulvovaginal discomfort impacting quality of life.

It can be offered a few weeks after delivery, once complete healing has been achieved, as a complement to or after perineal rehabilitation.

Procedure

How a vaginal CO₂ laser treatment works

A vaginal CO₂ laser session lasts an average of 20 to 30 minutes. The treatment is performed without general anesthesia, sometimes with light local anesthesia.

The sensation felt corresponds to a moderate warmth, generally well tolerated by patients.

No social exclusion is necessary after the session. However, sexual intercourse is not recommended for about 10 days, while the mucous membrane regenerates.

There is no need to apply anything after the session.

A standard protocol generally includes two to three sessions, spaced several weeks apart, depending on the indication and the severity of the symptoms.
Vaginal CO₂ laser treatment in gynecology at the Phénicia Clinic
Medical safety

What are the requirements before undergoing intimate CO₂ laser treatment?

Up-to-date Pap smear

The smear test must be normal and performed within the recommended time frame: less than 3 years between the ages of 25 and 29, less than 5 years from the age of 30 (HPV test as recommended).

Absence of gynecological infection

CO₂ laser treatment is contraindicated in cases of vaginitis, active vaginal infection, yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis, or untreated sexually transmitted infection.

Prior medical evaluation

A personalized medical consultation is essential before any session in order to: confirm the indication, eliminate contraindications, and define the protocol (number of sessions, frequency, maintenance).

At the Phénicia Clinic, this consultation is systematic and integrated into the care pathway, in accordance with medical safety requirements.

Results

Clinical results and benefits

The benefits observed are gradual but lasting:

Reduced drought

Significant improvement in vaginal dryness.

Reduced pain

Reduction in pain during intercourse.

Improved muscle tone

Improved tone and feeling of tightness.

Urinary incontinence

Significant reduction in urinary leakage.

Comfort & confidence

Improved intimate comfort and body confidence.

Patients often describe an improvement after the first session, with optimal results after the full course of treatment.

Price

Price of an intimate CO₂ laser session

Price per session
400

The price includes treatment in a medical setting, with care focused on the safety and comfort of the patient. The protocol (number of sessions) is defined during the preliminary medical evaluation.

Comprehensive approach

Intimate laser treatment and comprehensive postpartum care

Vaginal laser treatment is not a substitute for the fundamentals of postpartum care: gynecological follow-up, perineal rehabilitation, psychological support if necessary (especially in cases of baby blues) and gradual resumption of physical activity. It is part of a comprehensive medical approach focused on functional recovery and improving quality of life.


Intimate laser treatment can only be considered after complete healing following childbirth or surgery (vaginal delivery, cesarean section, episiotomy, or perineal tear). Perineal rehabilitation is most often performed before or during treatment.

Medical expertise

Medical expertise at the Phénicia Clinic

At the Phénicia Clinic, intimate treatment using CO₂ laser is performed in a strict medical setting by experienced practitioners, with a personalized assessment beforehand.

The clinic has established itself as a leading facility in Marseille for non-invasive functional gynecological treatments , combining cutting-edge technology with a human approach focused on patient comfort, attention, and safety.

Medical setting and premium reception at the Phénicia Clinic in Marseille

Intimate vaginal treatment using fractional CO₂ laser now represents a major advance in the treatment of female vulvovaginal disorders. Safe, effective, and non-hormonal, it addresses common but still underdiagnosed issues: vaginal dryness, vaginal laxity, urinary incontinence, and pain during intercourse.


It is part of a modern, intimate approach to medicine, focused on functional restoration and quality of life, far removed from temporary solutions or guilt-inducing rhetoric.

 
Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ – CO₂ intimate laser treatment in Marseille

Fractional CO₂ intimate laser treatment is a non-invasive medical procedure that stimulates the regeneration of the vaginal mucosa. It improves tissue hydration, elasticity, and tone, making it possible to treat vaginal dryness, vaginal laxity, vaginal atrophy, and certain forms of urinary incontinence.
It is intended for women experiencing persistent intimate dryness, pain during intercourse, vaginal laxity after childbirth, mild to moderate urinary incontinence, or vulvovaginal discomfort after childbirth or during menopause.
Yes. After vaginal delivery, CO₂ intimate laser treatment improves vaginal laxity, reduces urinary leakage, and promotes functional recovery, complementing perineal rehabilitation .
Yes. CO₂ vaginal laser treatment is a non-hormonal treatment that is compatible with breastfeeding. It is particularly recommended for postpartum vaginal dryness.
Yes. During menopause, intimate laser treatment provides lasting vaginal rehydration and a significant improvement in intimate comfort, without the need for hormone therapy.
No. The treatment is well tolerated, with a moderate sensation of heat. No general anesthesia or time off work is required. .
A standard protocol generally includes 2 to 3 sessions, spaced several weeks apart. The first results are often felt after the first session.
Yes. The results of CO₂ vaginal laser treatment are long-lasting, with the possibility of maintenance sessions depending on the natural evolution of the tissues and individual needs.