Mona Lisa Laser
How It Works
The MonaLisa Touch procedure is a unique treatment that uses a medical laser that delivers controlled energy to the vaginal tissue so cells make more collagen.
This procedure is:
1. A virtually painless, in-office treatment
2. Performed without requiring anesthesia
3. Quick (it takes <5 minutes), resulting in virtually no down time
4. Able to yield results after the first treatment (3 treatments are recommended)
Talk about it
You don’t need to accept post-menopausal gynecologic changes as an inevitable part of your life. Discuss your condition with your doctor to determine if the MonaLisa Touch procedure could be for you.
FAQs
What is the MonaLisa Touch?
It is a medical laser that delivers controlled energy to the vaginal tissue so cells make more collagen.
Where can I have this done?
The MonaLisa Touch is an in-office procedure.
Does the procedure hurt?
The procedure is virtually painless and requires no anesthesia. Some patients may experience some discomfort the first time the probe is inserted, but the actual treatment is not painful.
When will I see results?
Most patients feel improvement after the very first treatment, although the procedure calls for 3 treatments over a 18-week period.
How long does it last?
Patients should expect to come back annually for a maintenance treatment.
What are my limitations after the procedure is done?
Refrain from sexual activity for 2-3 days. Your doctor will determine a post-procedure regimen that is right for you.
How To Schedule
To undergo the MonaLisa Touch procedure your physician needs to evaluate you for other causes of painful intercourse, vaginal discharge and stress urinary incontinence. Please call and schedule a consultation with one of our physicians and the provider will discuss the procedure, alternative treatment options, and evaluate you with a physical exam to ensure that you are an appropriate candidate. Once this has been completed, you will be schedule to return for your first treatment. This initial evaluation visit will be billed to your insurance company and the subsequent visits are out of pocket.
