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Vaginal Rejuvenation Treatments in Calgary
Vaginal tissue can change throughout life, particularly after childbirth and during perimenopause or menopause. These changes may affect vaginal tone, elasticity, hydration and comfort. At our Calgary clinics, we take a personalized approach to intimate health, starting with an assessment of the changes you are experiencing and the factors that may be contributing to them.
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Changes You May Notice
Changes in vaginal tissue can develop gradually and may feel different from one person to another. Understanding what has changed is an important first step in determining which approach, if any, may be appropriate.
Loss of Vaginal Tone
Pregnancy, vaginal childbirth and changes that occur with age can affect the tissues that support the vaginal canal. Some women may notice a feeling of increased laxity or reduced tone, particularly after childbirth. The degree of change varies considerably from one person to another.
Vaginal Dryness
Vaginal dryness becomes more common as estrogen levels decline, particularly during perimenopause and menopause. Lower estrogen levels can reduce natural lubrication and affect the thickness and hydration of vaginal tissue, sometimes leading to dryness, irritation or discomfort.
Reduced Elasticity
Collagen and elastin help give vaginal tissue its structure and flexibility. Changes related to aging, hormonal shifts and childbirth can affect these supporting tissues over time, which may contribute to a difference in elasticity or firmness.
Intimate Discomfort
Changes in hydration, tissue thickness and elasticity can sometimes make the vaginal area feel more sensitive or uncomfortable. Some women notice irritation, burning or discomfort during sexual activity. Because these symptoms can have different causes, persistent or unexplained discomfort should be properly assessed rather than assumed to be caused by vaginal laxity.
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Why Does Vaginal Tissue Change?
Vaginal tissue responds to hormonal, structural and physical changes throughout life. Although these changes are common, their timing and intensity can vary significantly from one woman to another.
Hormonal Changes
Estrogen helps maintain vaginal tissue thickness, hydration, lubrication and elasticity. As estrogen levels decline, particularly during perimenopause and menopause, the tissue can become thinner, drier and more fragile. These changes can be part of genitourinary syndrome of menopause, or GSM.
Pregnancy and Childbirth
Pregnancy places additional pressure on the pelvic tissues, while vaginal delivery can stretch the vaginal canal and surrounding structures. Recovery varies, and some women continue to notice changes in tone or sensation after the tissues have healed.
Natural Aging
With age, the structure and properties of connective tissue gradually change, including collagen and elastin. Combined with changes in hydration and tissue quality, this can contribute to reduced firmness and elasticity over time.
Talk to a Specialist About Your Intimate Health
Changes in vaginal comfort, hydration or tone can be personal and sometimes difficult to discuss, but they are also common reasons to seek care. A confidential consultation at one of our Calgary clinics gives you the opportunity to discuss what you are experiencing, ask questions and determine whether a treatment may be appropriate for your needs.
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