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Let's face it, talking about "down there" can be a bit embarrassing. And because of that, many women don't realize their options when it comes to vaginal tightness. Vaginal laxity can cause a host of symptoms including urinary incontinency, lack of stimulation, friction, and pleasure, and can result in vaginal dryness, leading to pain. Most women would rather live wit these uncomfortable symptoms than seek out treatment. This is primarily because in the past if a woman wanted to treat her vagina for intimate wellness, they had to resort to surgical means. This is no longer the case. Today, when it comes to surgical and nonsurgical treatments- there is no comparison.

Nonsurgical intimate female rejuvenation using the Viveve system is a revolutionary treatment modality that doesn't require a surgery of any kind. Not even anesthesia is needed. The Viveve system relies on radiofrequency technology to heat the layers of the vaginal canal to trigger robust collagen production. This tightens the vagina and reduces the symptoms that can occur due to vaginal laxity. The new collagen helps to provide natural lubrication reducing pain as a result of vaginal dryness. The Viveve system uses patented cryogen-cooled monopolar radiofrequency (CMRF) that only heats the deeper tissue layer of the vagina, keeping the outside surface skin cool at all times. No down time is needed, and only one treatment is needed to achieve full results and much-deserved relief from painful symptoms.

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How does it work?
The Viveve System is a patented, cryogen-cooled monopolar, radiofrequency (RF) energy delivery system. Controlled-cooling protects the tissue surfaces from any damage and impacts the resistance of the epithelial layer which allows for greater penetration of the RF energy. RF consistently and safely delivers 90J/cm2 of energy deep into the tissue.

The Viveve Treatment works via a small probe which emits cryogen-cooling to protect the tissue and radiofrequency waves to heat the tissue. This prompts the production of new collagen to reinvigorate the tissue.

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Vaginal-Laxity FAQ's
What is vaginal laxity?
Just like skin, vaginal tissue is made up of collagen fibers. During vaginal childbirth these tissues can overstretch, damaging the collagen and creating a feeling of looseness (laxity), especially around the vaginal opening.
Women who experience laxity may also notice a decreased feeling of sensation and sexual satisfaction during intercourse. These changes can affect a woman’s overall sexual health and quality of life.


How common is vaginal laxity?
Vaginal laxity is extremely common. A Viveve sponsored survey of U.S. OB/GYN physicians revealed that vaginal laxity is the number one physical change that they see in their patients following vaginal delivery. Vaginal laxity was indicated to be more common than weight gain, incontinence, stretch marks and other common side effects of childbirth. In a survey of more than four hundred women in the U.S. who had vaginal deliveries, nearly half reported some level of concern with vaginal laxity.


How have women managed vaginal laxity?
Kegel exercises are the most commonly known and prescribed treatment for vaginal laxity. However, while Kegels may help improve the strength of the pelvic floor by improving muscle tone, they do not address lax tissue between the muscle and the vaginal surface. Surgical options currently available to women include significant recovery time and post-procedure pain. These options also involve a variety of health risks and can include high out-of-pocket costs. Currently, there are no other non-surgical devices specifically designed for the treatment of vaginal laxity. 
In contrast, the safe and non-invasive Viveve Treatment works at the cellular level to rebuild and restore collagen and as a result can increase vaginal tightness and improve sexual satisfaction.


What is the Viveve Treatment?
Viveve is a new office-based, non-surgical medical procedure for treating vaginal laxity. The 30-minute procedure does not require any anesthesia or analgesics and is performed by a trained physician in an outpatient setting. The Viveve System uses radiofrequency energy to stimulate the body’s collagen formation processes, which leads to increased vaginal tightness and can improve sexual satisfaction. 
The Viveve Treatment is the only clinically proven and effective, non-surgical procedure specifically designed for vaginal introital laxity. There is little to no downtime and the patient can return to normal activities immediately following the procedure.
What are the benefits of the Viveve Treatment?
Two clinical studies have been published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine and the Journal of Women’s Health. Results analyzed from studies done with a total of 54 in the U.S. and Japan Studies showed statistically significant improvement in vaginal tightness, to pre-childbirth levels, at 1, 3, 6, and 12 months following treatment. At 12 months, improved and sustained tightness was shown by 88% of the women. Significant improvement in sexual satisfaction was indicated through 12 month follow-up. These results were achieved after a single, painless, office-based Viveve Procedure.


Who performs the procedure?
The Viveve Treatment is performed by a trained physician in their medical office or clinic.


Is the Viveve Treatment safe?
Based on available clinical data, the Viveve Treatment is safe and effective. Government regulatory agencies, in countries where the Viveve System is available for sale, have reviewed the safety profile in detail, prior to granting a medical device license or approval to sell or distribute the product.


What are the potential side effects of the Viveve Treatment?
Side effects seldom occur and are typically mild, temporary, and resolve shortly after treatment. They can include: slight, white vaginal discharge; redness or swelling; slight abdominal discomfort, focal, transient altered sensation and tingling following treatment. 
In rare cases, a Viveve patient could develop an infection requiring antibiotics. Although no permanent complications have been reported to date, there is a remote possibility of damage to the urethra or rectum.


Who should not consider having the Viveve Treatment?
The Viveve Treatment is contraindicated for patients with either an implantable pacemaker or an AICD (Automatic Implantable Cardioverter/Defibrillator) or any other implantable device as they may be adversely affected by radiofrequency (RF) fields or current.