Incontinence
Medical-grade therapy by our doctors that may assist mild to moderate urinary incontinence with minimal discomfort and no downtime.
Sydney I Melbourne
Brisbane I Gold Coast
Women’s Genital Health
Treatment is performed by doctors in intimate health technologies.
We use therapy approaches aligned with best practice guidelines to provide safe and supportive care.
Trusted by Thousands of Women
Over 5,000 women have chosen our services to explore non-surgical, minimally invasive options for their genital and pelvic health needs.
Many patients report enhanced comfort, confidence, and overall quality of life.
Minimally Invasive and Gentle
Procedures are minimally invasive, with no incisions or sutures, allowing a rapid return to daily activities.
Some patients notice gradual improvements over time, with minimal discomfort.
Incontinence Treatment
This is an incisionless treatment with no cutting or bleeding and no requirement for analgesics or antibiotics. Usually, two sessions spaced one month apart are recommended to manage mild to moderate symptoms. No special pre-op preparation or post-op restrictions apply.
- Intended for mild to moderate urinary leakage
- Typically 60 minutes per session
- No incisions or sutures
- Delivered by registered medical doctors using medical-grade technology
Study / Trial:
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Cochrane Review (2025) – This comprehensive meta-analysis evaluated the efficacy of vaginal lasers in treating stress urinary incontinence (SUI). Findings indicated that while vaginal lasers may improve patient-reported incontinence measures in the short term, the evidence is of very low certainty. No major adverse events were reported (The ObG Project).
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Meta-analysis on Laser Therapy for SUI (2023) – This systematic review and meta-analysis assessed the effectiveness of laser therapy in improving SUI symptoms, measured by changes in the International Consultation on Incontinence Questionnaire-Urinary Incontinence Short Form (ICIQ-UI SF) scores. Results suggested potential benefits, but the evidence was limited (IJCMPH).
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Er:YAG Laser for SUI (2025) – A multicenter, single-blinded RCT conducted in Hong Kong compared vaginal Er:YAG laser therapy with sham treatment over 12 months. The study found significant improvements in pelvic floor distress and urinary distress scores, suggesting the laser's efficacy in treating SUI (SpringerLink).
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Er:YAG Laser Double-Blinded Trial (2024) – This double-blinded, randomized controlled trial with a 6-month follow-up involved 144 women with symptomatic SUI. Participants received two vaginal laser treatments 6 weeks apart. The study aimed to determine the efficacy of Er:YAG laser therapy as a treatment for SUI (ICS).
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Er:YAG Laser Cohort Study (2025) – A prospective, single-arm interventional study applied three Er:YAG laser treatments to patients with SUI. The study aimed to examine the effect of vaginal Er:YAG laser therapy on pelvic floor symptoms in women with SUI (Wiley Online Library).
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CO₂ Laser Cohort Study (2023) – This cohort study evaluated the efficacy of CO₂ laser therapy for the management of SUI-related symptoms in women. The study design included systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials and cohort studies (SAGE Journals).
Frequently Asked Questions about Incontinence
$2000 for two sessions, usually spaced a month apart. Your doctor will tailor recommendations based on your needs.
This procedure may help relieve symptoms related to vaginal thinning and dryness, common after menopause or cancer treatments.
Approximately 60 minutes per session.
Learn More
Géniale offers complimentary consultations to help you explore whether the Incontinence treatment is right for you. In-person and Telehealth appointments (Zoom, Skype, or phone) are available.
