Supporting women’s health and wellbeing through tailored, non-surgical therapies
to help you feel comfortable, connected, and confident again in your body.
Benefits
Support for urinary control
Enhanced comfort during intimacy
Strengthening of tissue integrity and resilience
Why Choose Dr Mike For This Procedure?
I’m Dr Mike, a medical practitioner certified in sexual medicine, focused on helping patients feel more confident and comfortable in their intimate health.
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Diploma of Dermatology (UK)
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Certificate in Sexual Health Medicine
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Cosmetic Physicians College of Australasia (CPCA)
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Trainer for the Australasian College of Aesthetic Medicine (ACAM)
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Advanced training in regenerative medicine, PRP, and medical laser procedures
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International Society of Sexual Medicine (ISSM)
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International Continence Society (ICS)
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European College of Aesthetic Medicine & Surgery (ECAMS)
Our clinic's specialists are highly trained in the medical application of dermal fillers for vaginal aesthetics, ensuring both safety and effectiveness. We customise each treatment plan to meet the patient’s specific aesthetic goals, providing medical care in a discreet and supportive environment.
FAQs
How These Treatments Work
Our treatments uses non-surgical therapies to encourage natural tissue repair and regeneration.
Published medical literature has described possible benefits such as improved hydration, comfort, or support for urinary control, though results vary between individuals.
They are designed to be minimally invasive, with no general anaesthesia or extensive downtime required. Most procedures are performed in 30–60 minutes, with results developing over weeks as your body responds to treatment.
Possible outcomes discussed in medical literature
Studies exploring non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation treatments have described potential outcomes such as:
- Improvement in vaginal laxity
- Increased lubrication and reduced dryness
- Support for urinary control
- Enhanced comfort during intimacy
- Strengthening of tissue integrity and resilience
Study / Trial
- PRP Injections for Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause – Clinical Trial (NCT06028009) (CenterWatch)
What causes vaginal dryness during menopause?
Declining estrogen levels during menopause may affect vaginal tissue hydration, elasticity, and natural lubrication. Some women experience dryness, irritation, or discomfort during intimacy. Non-surgical vaginal health treatments may help support tissue hydration and comfort. Individual responses vary.
How can I improve vaginal lubrication naturally during menopause?
Hydration, pelvic health support, hormonal discussions with your doctor, and non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation therapies may help support vaginal lubrication and tissue comfort. Treatment suitability should always be assessed during consultation with an AHPRA-registered practitioner.
Why does intercourse become painful during menopause?
Menopause may contribute to thinning vaginal tissue, reduced lubrication, and decreased elasticity, which can lead to discomfort during intimacy. Treatments designed to support tissue health may help improve comfort for some women.
Can menopause affect libido or sexual desire?
Hormonal changes, vaginal discomfort, sleep disruption, stress, and emotional wellbeing during menopause may contribute to reduced libido or intimacy concerns. Addressing vaginal comfort and tissue health may support confidence and intimate wellbeing for some women.
Can menopause affect libido or sexual desire?
Results generally last up to 6 to 12 months.
How do I increase my libido during menopause?
A combination of vaginal health support, pelvic floor wellness, relationship communication, hormonal assessment, and lifestyle factors may contribute to improved intimacy and confidence. Treatment outcomes vary and should be discussed during consultation.
Can vaginal rejuvenation treatments help support intimacy after menopause?
Some women seek non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation treatments to support tissue health, comfort, hydration, and intimate wellness during menopause. Individual outcomes vary depending on age, tissue condition, and treatment type.
Why do I feel less sensation during intimacy after menopause?
Reduced blood flow, hormonal changes, tissue thinning, and vaginal dryness may affect sensation during intimacy. Some non-surgical treatments aim to support collagen production and tissue quality, which may assist comfort and responsiveness in selected patients.
Can menopause affect orgasm?
Menopause-related vaginal dryness, discomfort, hormonal changes, and reduced tissue elasticity may influence sexual satisfaction or orgasmic response in some women.
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