Intimate Feminine Wellness Treatment

Enhances tone and tightens the vaginal walls, as well as reducing external sagging or wrinkling of the labia.

Improves hydration and lubrication within the vaginal walls.

Helps improve intimate wellness and reverse the effects of childbirth/post-partum/ trauma.

Counteracts the effects of menopause and other hormonal shifts on intimate health.

Suitable for a wide range of intimate health concerns and can be customised to meet your unique needs.

No incisions, needles, or invasive procedures — just results. You can immediately return to your daily activities after treatment.

Sessions typically last just 15-20 minutes, often described as a "lunch break" treatment.

No anaesthesia required and a comfortable, soothing experience.

Vulval Laxity is sagging/wrinkling or volume loss of the external intimate area (such as the labia or vulva).

Symptoms:

• Visible changes in external appearance
• Discomfort in tight clothing or during intimacy
• Self-consciousness

Causes:

• Aging (loss of collagen/elastin)
• Childbirth
• Hormonal changes
• Genetics or weight fluctuations

Treatment Time: 10 mins (5 mins per side)

Average number of sessions: 5

Frequency: Once a week

Cost: Single: £200 | Course of 5: £900

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Vaginal laxity is internal looseness/lack of tone in the vaginal canal due to stretched tissues or weakened muscles/pelvic floor.

Symptoms:

• Decreased sensation during intercourse
• Reduced tightness or tone

Causes:

• Vaginal childbirth
• Ageing
• Hormonal changes

Treatment Time: 12 mins

Average number of sessions: 5

Frequency: Every 2 weeks

Cost: Single: £300 | Course of 5: £1400

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Vaginal Atrophy is thinning, drying, and inflammation of the vaginal walls from hormonal decline.

Symptoms:

• Vaginal dryness, irritation, or burning
• Pain during intercourse
• Recurrent infections or urinary discomfort

Causes:

• Menopause
• Low oestrogen
• Hormonal changes (e.g. cancer treatment, breastfeeding)

Treatment Time: 15 mins

Average number of sessions: 5

Frequency: Every 2 weeks

Cost: Single: £300 | Course of 5: £1400

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Urinary incontinence is involuntary leakage of urine/ poor bladder control related to pelvic floor weakness.

Symptoms:

• Involuntary leaks
• Urgent need to urinate

Causes:

• Weak pelvic floor (possibly from vaginal childbirth)
• Nerve or bladder dysfunction
• Hormonal changes or menopause

Treatment Time: 15 mins

Average number of sessions: 5

Frequency: Every 2 weeks

Cost: Single: £300 | Course of 5: £1400

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For those experiencing a combination of the above.

Intimate female conditions often overlap — particularly following childbirth, menopause, or hormonal changes. Addressing them together ensures more comprehensive support, both functionally and aesthetically.

Treats:

• Vulval laxity: Sagging/wrinkling or volume loss of the external intimate area (such as the labia or vulva).
• Vaginal laxity: Internal looseness and lack of tone in the vaginal canal due to stretched tissues or weakened muscles.
• Vaginal Atrophy: Thinning, drying, and inflammation of the vaginal walls from hormonal decline.
• Incontinence: Involuntary leakage of urine/ poor bladder control related to pelvic floor weakness.

Treatment Time: 22 mins

Average number of sessions: 5

Frequency: Every 2 weeks

Cost: Single: £400 | Course of 5: £1800

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Not at all. Most patients describe the treatment as warm and comfortable — often even relaxing. There’s no need for anaesthesia, and no recovery time is needed afterwards.

Each treatment session takes approximately 15–20 minutes, depending on the areas being treated.

We typically recommend a course of 5 sessions, spaced 2 weeks apart for optimal results. However, your practitioner may adjust the plan based on your individual concerns and goals.

For treating vulvar (external) laxity:

A gel is applied on the external area and the vulvar hand-piece is guided over the area in small, circular motions, focusing mainly on the labia majora.

For treating vaginal (internal) laxity, atrophy and incontinence:

A gel is applied to the vaginal hand-piece which is then slowly inserted into the vaginal canal. You will notice slow, rotating and in-and-out movements, but rest assured this is completely painless.

Many patients notice an improvement in tone and comfort after just 1–2 sessions, with full results developing progressively over the course of the treatment plan as collagen production increases.

No downtime at all. You can return to your normal daily activities immediately after treatment.

Yes — Afrodite is clinically tested, CE-certified, and includes smart safety features like temperature control, motion sensors, and biofeedback to ensure precise, safe, and consistent treatment.

Yes — by improving hydration, tone, and blood flow, many women report increased comfort and enhanced sensation during intimacy.

Afrodite is ideal for:

• Women post-childbirth or post-menopause
• Those experiencing mild urinary leaks or vaginal discomfort
• Anyone looking to improve confidence and comfort in their intimate wellness
• Women seeking a non-surgical, natural approach to rejuvenation

Afrodite is a safe and effective treatment for many women, but it is not recommended for individuals with the following conditions or circumstances:

• Pregnancy
• Oncologic patients (current or past cancer diagnoses under treatment)
• Pacemakers or implanted electronic device
• Serious multi-organ or systemic diseases
• Severe neurological disorders
• Active sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
• Moderate to severe uterine prolapse
• Active urinary tract infections (UTIs)
• Active genital herpes, HPV with visible warts or high-risk genotypes
• Genital skin conditions (e.g., wounds, sores, redness, or undiagnosed irritation)
• Non-removable intravaginal devices
• Recent surgery in the treatment area that hasn’t fully healed
• Bleeding disorders or patients on anticoagulants
• Weakened immune systems (e.g. due to HIV/AIDS or immunosuppressive therapy)
• Reduced sensitivity to heat or pain, including due to diabetes complications, surgery, or radiation
• Non-verbal or significantly disabled individuals who cannot communicate discomfort