IncontinenceFemale Incontinence Treatment

URINARY INCONTINENCE TREATMENT

Improve Your Quality of Life

More than four million Australians regularly experience leakage from the bladder and bowel(incontinence).

Embarrassment often prevents people talking about their bladder problems. Some people restrict going out and have little social contact outside their home.

The good news is that these problems can either be cured or at least better managed. You can lead a normal life without needing to plan your activities around the toilet.

Book a consultation at our Géniale clinics (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane & Gold Coast) and take the first step toward regaining control and confidence with our advanced non-surgical incontinence treatment.

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✓ Laser physician in women & men's health. Advanced laser and pelvic floor therapies

Gynecology

✓ Over 4,000 women treated across intimate health services

Feather

✓ Minimal invasion & zero downtime

Laser

✓ Laser physician in women & men's health. Advanced laser and pelvic floor therapies

Gynecology

✓ Over 4,000 women treated across intimate health services

Feather

✓ Minimal invasion & zero downtime

Key Benefits of Géniale’s Incontinence Treatment

✓ Non-invasive, walk-in/walk-out procedure
✓ Targets mild–moderate urinary leakage
✓ 2 treatments required

✓ 60 minutes per session
✓ No incisions, sutures, or downtime
✓ Continued improvement with minimal discomfort
✓ Performed by doctors providing medical grade laser technology

Dr Mike M.D combines intimate health expertise with precision, safety, and a personalised approach to your care.

OUR CLINIC LOCATIONS - Visit Us at Géniale Clinics

Géniale Medical Clinic
Sydney
A: 137 Victoria Road, Drummoyne NSW 2047
T: 1300 27 18 15

Géniale Queensland Clinic
Queensland
A: 641 Ipswich Road, Annerley QLD 4103
T: 1300 27 18 15

Géniale Gold Coast Clinic
Queensland
A: Suite 5.02, 107 Ferry Road, Southport QLD 4215
T: 1300 27 18 15

Géniale Kew Medical Clinic
Melbourne
A: 176 Cotham Road, Kew VIC 3101
T: 1300 27 18 15

Understanding Incontinence

More than four million Australians regularly experience leakage from the bladder and bowel(incontinence).

The good news is that these problems can either be cured or at least better managed. You can lead a normal life without needing to plan your activities around the toilet.

Embarrassment often prevents people talking about their bladder problems. Some people restrict going out and have little social contact outside their home.

Feminine Laser Rejuvenation

Stress urinary incontinence (IncontiLase®)
Vaginal laxity – vaginal relaxation syndrome (IntimaLase®),
Genitourinary syndrome of menopause (RenovaLase®)
Pelvic organ prolapse (ProlapLase®).

Our laser machines are “Smooth-mode” technology thermally affects the vaginal tissue, aiming at stimulating collagen remodeling and the synthesis of new collagen fibers in the region of the vestibule and urethral orifice, as well as in the area along the anterior vaginal wall.

The final result of collagen neogenesis is the shrinking and tightening of vaginal mucosa tissue and collagen-rich endopelvic fascia and subsequently that may lead to greater support to the bladder and the return of normal continence function.

Collaborative Care Approach

Our clinic is committed to working in partnership with your existing medical team. We take a multidisciplinary approach to ensure any treatment you consider is safe, appropriate, and aligned with your overall care plan.

At our clinic, your health and safety are our top priorities. While we offer advanced treatment options, such as laser therapy for urinary incontinence, we strongly recommend that all patients:

Consult with their treating doctor or GP
Speak to a qualified specialist, such as a gynaecologist or urogynaecologist
Engage with a women’s health physiotherapist
Undergo appropriate and relevant investigations, such as pelvic floor assessments, urodynamic studies, or imaging, as advised by your healthcare team

If you are considering laser treatment for stress urinary incontinence, we encourage you to discuss this with your medical team and explore all conservative and evidence-based treatment options first.

Unique advantages and Superior Performance

A major advantage of IncontiLase is that the procedure is incisionless and virtually painless, with no ablation, cutting, bleeding, or sutures. Recovery is extremely quick without need for the use of analgesics or antibiotics.

Usually two sessions are recommended to alleviate mild or even moderate stress urinary incontinence. No special pre-op preparation or post-op precautions are necessary. Patients can immediately return to their normal everyday activities.

Some studies confirm that IncontiLase is an effective, safe and comfortable treatment option for symptom relief in patients with mild and moderate SUI.

Peer‑Reviewed Clinical Study

A more rigorous prospective study published in Lasers in Surgery and Medicine in 2015 examined 175 women with mild-to-moderate SUI treated with 2–3 sessions of IncontiLase:

12 months post-treatment:
- 62% of all women were completely dry.
- Among those with pure SUI, 77% remained dry. fotonauk.co.uk+4Fotona+4SpringerLink+4 aspiremd.ca+2Clinic 360+2Beau & Hans+2

Our laser machines offer the power and precision to perform an impressive range of non-contact, non-invasive gynecological procedures with greater patient comfort, reduced downtime and quicker healing. In addition to gynecology treatments, the FotonaSmooth XS is also a powerful skin rejuvenation solution, with functions ranging from superficial to deep peels, from non-ablative to fully ablative and from full-field to fractional resurfacing.

People with bladder control problems may experience:

leaking urine with coughs, sneezes or exercise
leaking urine on the way to the toilet
passing urine frequently
rushing to the toilet (urgency)
getting up twice or more at night to pass urine
wetting the bed when asleep
feeling their bladder is not completely empty
having poor urine flow
straining to get the bladder to empty
frequently having urinary tract infections (UTIs)

*Disclaimer. Individual results may vary. All procedures have risks, so discuss the benefits of Light-based Incontinence treatment with your doctor

Please note: The Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has not approved laser treatments for stress urinary incontinence in Australia. These therapies are considered investigational or off-label and are not yet included in national clinical guidelines for urinary incontinence management.

We offer this treatment based on emerging international evidence, and only after thorough consultation and informed consent. Patients are advised to consider this therapy as complementary and not a substitute for standard evidence-based treatments such as pelvic floor physiotherapy or surgical options.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What Causes Incontinence?

Many different health problems can also cause the condition. The causes and the type of incontinence are closely linked types or vary depending on gender. Those causes can range from mild to severe. Some of them are temporary that usually stop once the condition is treated. However, chronic conditions usually don’t go away after a long period of treatment.

Temporary causes of incontinence include:*

Pregnancy and childbirth, as pressure from the expanding uterus can overwhelm the bladder. A baby also puts extra pressure on the bladder as it grows. Sometimes pregnancy-related incontinence will resolve after birth, but often it does not.

Drinking too much fluid, especially certain beverages such as alcohol, tea, and coffee.

Urinary tract infections can irritate your bladder, causing you to have strong urges to urinate.

Incontinence can also be a side effect of certain medications, including antidepressants and diuretics.

Incontinence tends to become common around menopause, due to dropping oestrogen

Constipation can also affect bladder control and urinary continence.

OTHER CHRONIC CAUSES OF INCONTINENCE INCLUDE:

Stroke, diabetes, MS, menopause, an enlarged prostate and pelvic floor disorders that can impact the way the urinary system functions.

What Medications are used for incontinence?

What are the "lifestyle" treatments for Incontinence?

Bladder training can strengthen pelvic floor muscle and delay urination after feeling the urge to go.

Double voiding is a way to help you learn to empty your bladder more completely to avoid overflow incontinence.

Scheduled toilet trips to empty your bladder on a regular schedule may help.

Avoiding drinking caffeine or a lot of fluids.

Eating a healthy diet and maintaining a healthy body weight.

Wearing pads and products designed to catch leaked urine.

What precautions should I take before my procedure for incontinence?

How much does the treatment for incontinence cost?

What else can this Treatment Assist with?

During this 60 minute procedure, many women report resolving other uncomfortable vaginal and urinary incontinence symptoms too.

Most of these symptoms relate to Atrophic Vaginitis that impacts 1 in 2 women after menopause.

The treatment assist in improving vaginal thinning and dryness. For women going through menopause it’s important to recognise that while many symptoms like hot flashes may pass in time, vaginal atrophy does not.

It can also worsen over the years, causing discomfort and a decline in intimate activities and quality of life.

We have also used laser treatment on many cancer patients who have experienced vaginal atrophy as a result of chemotherapy and other cancer treatments, says Geniale’s Dr Mike Shenouda.

How long does the Treatment Take?

What are symptoms of Incontinence?

The main symptom of incontinence is a leakage of urine. Incontinence is generally divided into four types: stress, urge, overflow, and mixed type. Depending on the type of incontinence you have, you might experience leakage for a wide variety of reasons.

Stress incontinence

Stress incontinence is triggered by certain types of physical activity.
This muscle weakness means you are more likely to lose control of your bladder while you are exercising, coughing, jumping, laughing, or doing any activities that put stress on the pelvic floor muscles
In this type of incontinence, your pelvic floor muscles are weak and no longer support your pelvic organs as they should.

Urge incontinence

This type of incontinence is characterized by an intense need to urinate right away.
The loss of urine with a strong desire to urinate happens too suddenly for you to make it to a toilet.

Overactive bladder causes a frequent and sudden urge to urinate that you may always feel a strong urge to urinate all day, even waking up at midnight to urinate.

The causes can include weak muscles, nerve damage, use of medications, alcohol or caffeine, infection, and being overweight

Overflow incontinence

With this type of incontinence, you may experience constant dribbling of urine over time instead of one big gush of urine.
This inability to control urination occurs when you are unable to empty your bladder.
This type of incontinence is more common in people with chronic conditions like multiple sclerosis (MS), stroke, or diabetes.
This may also occur in men with a large prostate that stops the flow of urine out of the bladder.

Mixed incontinence

Mixed incontinence is a combination of types that you may experience more than one type of urinary incontinence. The combination of stress incontinence and urge incontinence is the most common one.
Identifying what triggers mixed incontinence is usually the best way to manage the condition.

Useful Links About Urinary Incontinence

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