ThermiVa Treatment Review

Editorial Review

Pros:

• Effective with low risk
• High level of patient satisfaction
• No downtime
• Immediate external cosmetic improvement in first treatment
• Treats vaginal dryness, urge incontinence and Anorgasmia
• Has sustainable results

Cons:

• Procedure can be expensive
• Requires introduction of a treatment probe into the vagina
• Takes about 45 minutes per treatment
• Difficult to determine how long results will last
• The treatment requires multiple sessions

Things You should know:

• Probably one of the easiest procedures to have done
• Three treatments and occasional touch up are required
• Normal gynecological exam required
• ThermiVa does not provide same outcome as surgical intervention
• Patients need to have realistic expectations before

Physician Testimonials

"It works very nicely with minimal downtime.  Patients are happy with the results an come back for more treatments." -- Gregory A Buford, M.D. FACS

"Probably one of the easiest and effective procedures we do." -- Mitch Goldman M.D.

Additional Information

Procedure Description:

ThermiVa treatments use radiofrequency energy to gently heat tissue so that women can reclaim, restore, and revive feminine wellness without discomfort or downtime. The ThermiVa electrode is designed to treat the internal and external anatomical features of the vagina.

Typical Clinical Applications:

Vulvovaginal Restoration

Best Patient Candidates:

Post-menopausal, Menopausal women

Other Patient Considerations :

New mothers; women affected by sexual dysfunction

ThermiVa US Procedure Cost & Price Range:

$2500-$3500

Average Number of Treatments Needed:

3 Treatments