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Sexual dysfunction, loss of desire, and urinary incontinence are unfortunately common problems for many women as we mature. Within the past few years, vaginal rejuvenation has been achieved without surgery and with excellent results. You may have heard of Fem-touch (our pick), ThermiVa, Juliette, and Mona Lisa: these are all energy-based devices (lasers and radiofrequency) that tighten and strengthen vaginal tissue without surgery. At Perfect Skin Dermatology, Dr. Susan Schroeder offers something above and beyond these devices. In addition to Fem-touch (fractionated CO2 vaginal resurfacing), the device touting the highest satisfaction rates of any of these energy devices, she also treats these sensitive areas with potent platelet-rich plasma (PRP) for improved tone and sensation.
Men have Viagra, and now women have PRP vaginal rejuvenation to enjoy similar sexual satisfaction and also address dryness and incontinence. You may have heard of the āOā shot; itās a patented procedure that involved using PRP to inject two areas at the vagina. We do things a little differently at Perfect Skin Dermatology, and actually inject, in addition to the two areas with the O Shot, a third area: the area typically known as the āGā spot.
Vaginal rejuvenation can address a myriad of feminine issues including:
Platelet-rich plasma is harvested from a sample of the patientās own blood and then is injected into the vaginal area. This helps in stimulating local production of collagen and elastin which results in tightening and toningĀ as well as increased vascularity and sensation. Most patients experience a significant change in sexual desire and satisfaction within three months that lasts a year
Dr Susan Schroeder
Susan Schroeder, MD, a board-certified dermatologist with 27 years of experience and advanced fellowship training in cosmetic and surgical dermatology, is a recognized expert in cosmeceuticals, filler contouring, neurotoxins, laser resurfacing, energy device tightening procedures, tumescent liposuction, fat transfer, surgical lifts, and reconstructive surgeries.
Dr. Schroeder earned her medical doctorate from New York Medical College and completed her medicine internship, dermatology residency, and cosmetic surgical fellowship at Washington University School of Medicine. As a former Assistant Professor in the Department of Dermatology, she pioneered the inception of the cosmetic dermatology and cosmeceutical division at the University of Colorado School of Medicine.