Ok, so this study of 119 women said…
Using a CO₂ laser procedure to reverse vaginal atrophy, tighten vaginal laxity, and improve sexual sensation was significantly better in the study group vs. the control group.
They used two scores to determine an effective outcome: VHI and FSFI.
The Vaginal Health Index (VHI) Score evaluates five key parameters: vaginal elasticity, vaginal secretions, pH, epithelial mucous membrane, and vaginal hydration.
The Female Sexual Functioning Index (FSFI) assesses six domains of sexual function: desire, arousal, lubrication, orgasm, satisfaction, and pain…
(in addition to providing an overall score regarding sexual function)
Now, here’s where it gets really INTERESTING…
“In the study group, VHI and FSFI returned to baseline six months post-treatment. The median rate of sexual intercourse per month was increased in the study group at three months post-treatment (8 vs. 4, P = .011) and returned to baseline at six months post-treatment.“
Bottom line?
You spend $2750 on average (according to RealSelf.com) for a CO2 laser treatment or series of treatments, and three months later, you’re no better off.
LOSS OF SEXUAL SENSATION
Come on! That’s a total rip-off.
They took a bunch of skin machines, stuck the lasers in wands, and turned it into a service that works only temporarily and costs an arm and a leg.
In addition, these lasers hurt. They say it’s a lunch break thing… But they don’t tell you that your vagina weeps from the subcutaneous burns for days.
The data underscores precisely what I’ve been saying. GAINSWave for Her (previously known as Femiwave) + vFit Gold are the best combination of vagina and vulva rejuvenation tools and treatments a woman can get.
I recommend you get GAINSWave for Her if you have sensation loss, labial atrophy, and incontinence besides vaginal laxity and loss of lubrication.
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On the other hand, use the vFit Gold if all you have are vagina issues.
It’s better if you can own a vaginal restoration device. Especially if it’s cheaper.
It’s like saving $2,361 the first time you turn on your vFit Gold!
Because naturally, you’re aging. (I’m sorry!)
So your vagina will continue to atrophy. That’s why six months later, the women in the study were back to the issues they began with.
When you own a vFit Gold, you can keep atrophy at bay and even reverse it.
Whenever I feel my vagina getting irritated by intercourse or incontinence starts up again, I get out my trusty vFit Gold and start using it again.
I use my vFit Gold to:
- Increase my sexual satisfaction (by keeping my internal systems engorged with the red light, warmth, and vibration)
- Thicken my vaginal tissue because it thins as I age
- Reverse vaginal looseness or laxity by stimulating the musculature with the pulse and warmth
- Increase my natural lubrication (I have been so wet lately, and it turns me on!)
- Support the introital sphincter (vaginal opening) because it gets frail with age and hurts from penetration
- Reverse my urge incontinence (because, like aging, it comes back, and you have to maintain the tissue integrity to reverse the peeing issues)
I also use the vFit as a kind of pre-foreplay-up inside my vagina. Tim always gives me a fantastic Yoni massage before we have intercourse.
But I like the vFit engorges the inside of my vaginal canal — something hands don’t do as well.
I would NOT start with CO₂ lasers if you have any of these issues. I’ve done them. I think the vFit is far superior because you can use it continuously; it doesn’t hurt (it feels GOOD!), and you own the device.
If you try the vFit and follow the protocol, and it still doesn’t fix your issues, you might spend thousands on laser treatments.
However, you can still maintain that effect afterward with the vFit, so you’ve lost nothing by doing both.
I would NOT start with CO₂ lasers if you have any of these issues. I’ve done them. I think the vFit is far superior because you can use it continuously; it doesn’t hurt (it feels GOOD!), and you own the device.
If you try the vFit and follow the protocol, and it still doesn’t fix your issues, you might spend thousands on laser treatments.
However, you can still maintain that effect afterward with the vFit, so you’ve lost nothing by doing both.
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Ditch the painful lasers and invest in your long-term intimate wellness with these trio. You know, your future self (and your partner!) will definitely thank you!
Email me or comment below if you have questions or want to tell me your stories about your GAINSWAVE, vFit, and Glow Below.
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Will this help a woman who has a full hysterectomy a few years ago? She is dry and it seems my seaman burns her. I have had to start using a condom to help her not hurt afterward and to help her not get a yeast infection or bladder infection.