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Consultation-led, evidence-aware care. A clear, evidence-aware guide to candidacy, treatment, recovery, limitations and next steps.
Private, individualized care begins by listening closely to your concerns, priorities and health goals.
HIFU uses focused ultrasound to create controlled thermal or mechanical effects in tissue. “Vaginal rejuvenation” is a marketing term, not a single diagnosis. Symptoms such as laxity, discomfort with intercourse or urinary leakage deserve a clinical evaluation because causes and appropriate treatments differ.
Candidacy depends on pelvic symptoms, examination, childbirth and surgical history, menopause status, infection risk, prolapse, urinary diagnosis and the exact device’s cleared indications. Some patients are better served by pelvic-floor therapy, medication or gynecologic/urogynecologic care.
Treatment should not proceed with pregnancy, active infection, unexplained bleeding, suspected malignancy, significant prolapse, implanted devices or anatomy incompatible with the system. The exact device labeling controls; a consultation does not guarantee treatment.
These are practical planning ranges, not promises. Your consultation determines the exact plan.
A clinician reviews symptoms and screens for infection, prolapse, genitourinary syndrome of menopause and type of urinary leakage.
The device, regulatory status, evidence, alternatives and limitations are discussed. An in-person pelvic assessment may be required.
If appropriate and consented, focused ultrasound is delivered according to device protocol. Follow-up evaluates symptoms—not only appearance.
Potential risks include pain, burns or thermal injury, bleeding, infection, altered sensation, scarring, pain with intercourse and failure to improve. Evidence and FDA status vary by device and claimed indication. Identity Aesthetics does not promise “mind-boggling” tightening or cure of urinary incontinence.
Urinary leakage and sexual discomfort have multiple causes. Experienced medical evaluation prevents a cosmetic device from substituting for diagnosis and helps identify red flags, realistic endpoints and the need for referral.
Evaluation and any HIFU procedure are in-office. Telehealth may be used for initial history or education, but pelvic examination and treatment cannot be performed remotely.
Pricing: Consultation required. Pricing and number of sessions depend on examination, device protocol and whether referral is more appropriate.
Medical-content evidence review: July 30, 2026. Content is written for patient education and structured from current primary regulatory, labeling and professional sources. It has not been individualized to your medical history. Product labeling and guidance can change; a licensed Identity Aesthetics provider confirms current suitability, informed consent and treatment details before care.
Bring your goals, questions, medication list and prior treatment history. We will help you decide whether Vaginal Rejuvenation With HIFU—or an alternative—makes sense.
