Menopause Intimate Care

Menopause Intimate Care Treatment in Jaipur

  • Concerns
  • Vaginal dryness and reduced natural lubrication
  • Vaginal wall thinning and reduced elasticity (vaginal atrophy)
  • Pain or discomfort during intercourse (dyspareunia)
  • itching, burning, or irritation in the intimate area
  • Recurring urinary discomfort or mild incontinence linked to menopause
  • Reduced vaginal tone and sensation
  • Skin Type All
  • Duration 20–30 Min per session
  • Downtime Minimal to none
  • DiscomfortMild
  • Sessions3–4 sessions, spaced 3–4 weeks apart, with periodic maintenance
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About Menopause Intimate Care

Menopause Intimate Care is a dedicated treatment program that addresses the vaginal and vulvar changes women experience during and after menopause. Falling estrogen levels can lead to dryness, thinning tissue, reduced elasticity, and discomfort — collectively known as genitourinary syndrome of menopause (GSM). This program combines medical evaluation with non-surgical treatments to restore vaginal comfort, improve tissue health, enhance intimacy, and improve overall quality of life. 

At our center in Jaipur, care is provided by Dr. Mayuri Kothiwala, a qualified cosmetic gynecologist, using a combination of energy-based devices, topical therapies, and personalised guidance suited to each woman’s stage of menopause and symptoms.

How it Works

Procedure Details

The treatment starts with a comprehensive consultation to assess your symptoms, medical history, and stage of menopause. Based on this assessment, a combination of therapies may be recommended — such as laser or radiofrequency treatment to stimulate collagen and improve collagen production, blood circulation, vaginal tissue health, topical or local hormonal therapy to restore moisture and elasticity, and guidance on vaginal moisturizers or lubricants for daily comfort. Sessions are performed on an outpatient basis and are generally well tolerated without the need for anaesthesia.

Menopause intimate care helps relieve vaginal dryness, improve natural lubrication, enhance vaginal tissue elasticity, reduce discomfort during intercourse, and support overall intimate health. It may also improve mild urinary symptoms and offers a non-surgical treatment with minimal downtime. Possible side effects are usually mild and temporary, including warmth, redness, spotting, or irritation, while infection is very rare when post-treatment instructions are followed properly.

Recovery is generally quick, with most women resuming normal activities the same day. Improvement in dryness and comfort is often noticed within the first few sessions, while full benefits in tissue tone and elasticity build gradually over the course of treatment. Since menopausal changes are ongoing, periodic maintenance sessions are usually recommended to sustain results.

Contact us if you notice unusual pain, prolonged bleeding or discharge, signs of infection such as fever or foul odour, or symptoms that do not improve with the recommended treatment plan.

Who Gets Menopause Intimate Care?

  • Women in perimenopause, menopause, or post-menopause experiencing vaginal dryness or discomfort
  • Women with pain during intercourse linked to hormonal changes
  • Women noticing thinning, reduced elasticity, or irritation in the intimate area
  • Women with mild urinary symptoms associated with menopause
  • Women seeking a non-surgical way to restore intimate comfort and confidence

Menopause intimate care is suited to women who want relief from the physical discomfort that often accompanies hormonal change, without resorting to surgery. It’s especially helpful for those who find over-the-counter moisturizers alone insufficient.

These changes are a normal part of the menopausal transition, not a reflection of poor health or hygiene. Seeking treatment is a personal choice, and care is always tailored to each woman’s symptoms, medical history, and comfort level.

Types of Menopause Intimate Care Treatments

A combination of approaches may be used depending on the severity of symptoms and individual preference.

Vaginal Laser Therapy

Uses fractional CO2 or Erbium laser energy to stimulate collagen production, improving vaginal tissue thickness, elasticity, and natural lubrication.

Radiofrequency (RF) Therapy

Delivers controlled radiofrequency energy to the vaginal and vulvar tissue to improve blood flow, tone, and moisture retention without any cuts or incisions.

Local Hormonal Therapy

Topical estrogen-based creams or inserts, prescribed after evaluation, that directly target vaginal dryness and thinning by restoring local hormone levels.

PRP-Assisted Therapy

Uses Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) derived from the patient's own blood to support tissue regeneration, improve sensation, and aid overall vaginal rejuvenation.

Lifestyle & Maintenance Guidance

Personalised advice on vaginal moisturizers, lubricants, and daily care routines to maintain comfort between in-clinic sessions.

PRE AND POST OPERATIVE CARE & INSTRUCTIONS

Pre-Treatment Care 

  • Share your complete medical and hormonal history with your doctor before starting treatment.
  • Avoid intimate creams, perfumed products, or harsh soaps in the area for 2–3 days prior to your session.
  • Avoid sexual activity for 24 hours before your session, if advised.
  • Inform your doctor about any active infections or ongoing medications.
  • Wear loose, comfortable clothing to your appointment.

POST-OPERATIVE CARE & INSTRUCTIONS 

  • Keep the treated area clean and dry for the first 24 hours.
  • Avoid sexual activity, swimming pools, and hot baths for the period advised by your doctor.
  • Use only the moisturizers, lubricants, or hormonal therapy prescribed by your doctor.
  • Avoid tight clothing and friction for a few days after the session.
  • Attend all follow-up and maintenance sessions as scheduled for lasting results.
Know More

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does menopause cause vaginal dryness and discomfort?

Falling estrogen levels during menopause reduce natural lubrication and cause the vaginal tissue to become thinner and less elastic, leading to dryness, irritation, and sometimes pain during intercourse.

Most women experience only mild warmth or sensitivity during treatment. The procedures are generally well tolerated without the need for anaesthesia.

Not always. Treatment is tailored to each woman’s symptoms — some benefit from energy-based therapies alone, while others may also need local hormonal treatment after evaluation.

Results vary by individual, but many women notice sustained improvement with periodic maintenance sessions, since menopausal changes continue over time.

Yes, when performed by a qualified professional after proper evaluation, these treatments are considered safe and low-risk.

Yes. Some women experience improvement in mild urinary symptoms such as urgency, frequency, or minor leakage because healthier vaginal and surrounding tissues may provide better support. However, results differ from person to person, and moderate to severe urinary concerns may need further assessment and treatment.

Most women notice improvement in vaginal comfort and dryness after the first few sessions. Tissue elasticity and overall vaginal health continue to improve gradually over the following weeks, with optimal results after completing the recommended treatment plan.

Yes. Since the treatment is non-surgical, most women can return to their normal daily routine the same day. Your healthcare provider may advise you to temporarily avoid intercourse and certain strenuous activities following the procedure.

Yes. Depending on your symptoms, it may be combined with local hormonal therapy, PRP therapy, vaginal moisturizers, or lubricants to achieve better and longer-lasting results.

Women with active vaginal infections, unexplained vaginal bleeding, certain gynecological conditions, or untreated cervical abnormalities may need evaluation and treatment before undergoing menopause intimate care. Your doctor will determine whether the procedure is suitable for you.