FemiLift Vaginal Rejuvenation — Enfield Royal Clinic Khalifa City
Obstetrics & Gynaecology

FemiLift Vaginal Rejuvenation

CO2 fractional laser for non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation

FemiLift uses CO2 fractional laser energy delivered to the vaginal mucosa to stimulate collagen production, improve tissue tone, restore moisture and address mild stress urinary incontinence — a clinically proven, non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation treatment available in Abu Dhabi.

A single probe delivers the laser treatment internally over a 15-minute session; most patients undergo three sessions spaced one month apart for comprehensive results lasting 12–18 months.

Key Benefits

  • Clinically proven CO2 laser collagen stimulation
  • Improves vaginal tone, lubrication and tissue health
  • Reduces mild stress urinary incontinence
  • 15-minute sessions with no surgery and no downtime

Is This Treatment Right For You?

  • Post-menopausal women with vaginal atrophy and dryness
  • Post-partum patients with vaginal laxity
  • Women with mild stress urinary incontinence

What to Expect

1

Assessment

Gynaecological history and symptoms reviewed.

2

Probe Insertion

Smooth laser probe inserted into the vaginal canal.

3

Laser Treatment

360° CO2 laser treatment delivered over 15 minutes.

4

Three-Session Course

Sessions repeated monthly for full collagen remodelling effect.

Recovery & Aftercare

None — patients resume normal activities immediately; avoid sexual activity for 3 days post-session.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is FemiLift FDA cleared?

FemiLift has CE marking and is supported by extensive clinical trial data; it is performed in licensed medical facilities by trained practitioners.

How does FemiLift compare to ThermiVa?

Both stimulate collagen via energy delivery; FemiLift uses CO2 fractional laser while ThermiVa uses radiofrequency — outcomes are similar, and suitability is assessed at consultation.

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