Reduced local immunity and insufficient hydration of the vaginal and urethral mucosa are common phenomena associated with the natural ageing of the female body, as well as with recurrent infections of the intimate and urinary areas. If these tissues do not function in an optimal physiological state, the protective capacity of their surface decreases—creating conditions for chronic bacterial infections and yeast infections that repeatedly return despite treatment.

The RENOVALASE method uses Erbium:YAG laser radiation with a wavelength of 2940 nm, which is precisely applied to the vaginal and urethral mucosa using special optical adapters. Thermal energy penetrates deep into the tissue, where it stimulates collagen remodelling processes in the connective tissue apparatus and promotes blood circulation in the treated areas. The result is the restoration of moisture, elasticity, and the natural defence of the mucosa against pathogens.

Compared with hormone replacement therapy, the RENOVALASE laser method is significantly less burdensome for the body, is associated with minimal risk of adverse effects, and is very well tolerated by patients. Recovery is short—the patient can usually return to a full sexual life within 5 days. If the effect after the first session is insufficient, the treatment can be repeated after a one-month interval. Overall, the procedure contributes to rejuvenation of the vaginal and urethral mucosa, improving their hydration, elasticity, blood supply, and resistance to infectious agents.

Our clinic serves as a reference centre for laser treatment of genitourinary syndrome.