Treatments
Changes in comfort, dryness or the appearance of intimate skin deserve an individual assessment. At Contour You, you can discuss your concerns privately with our providers and doctor on staff.
Vaginal symptoms, urinary concerns and pain with intimacy should be assessed by your ob-gyn before considering an aesthetic procedure. The right plan begins with understanding the cause of your symptoms.
Book NowDiscuss symptoms, appearance-related concerns and the goals that matter to you.
Review your health history, previous treatments and whether an ob-gyn evaluation is needed.
Ask about evidence, regulatory status, alternatives and potential risks before deciding.
Treatment suitability, recovery and cost depend on the option being considered.
Dryness, irritation, changes after childbirth and discomfort can have different causes. An aesthetic consultation does not replace gynecologic care. Your ob-gyn can assess symptoms and discuss appropriate medical treatment.
Tell your clinician about symptoms, medications and previous procedures. We can help you prepare questions for a private consultation.
Laser and radiofrequency devices used for other medical or aesthetic purposes should not automatically be assumed appropriate for vaginal symptoms. Energy-based vaginal rejuvenation procedures have not been FDA-approved for menopausal symptoms, urinary incontinence or sexual problems.
Potential complications include burns, scarring, pain with sex and persistent pain. Discuss the evidence, intended treatment area, regulatory status and alternatives with a qualified clinician. Read ACOG’s patient guidance.
Do not assume an intimate-area procedure is painless or has no downtime. Before any treatment, ask for written aftercare, activity restrictions, follow-up instructions and a clear explanation of when to contact your clinician.
The FDA states that there are no FDA-approved exosome products and has reported serious adverse events involving unapproved products marketed as containing exosomes. Exosome products should not be presented as an established treatment for vaginal dryness, laxity or sexual function.
Read the FDA’s safety information and discuss questions with your treating clinician.
If you are considering a topical product, ask your clinician whether it is appropriate for your symptoms and intended area of use. Review the exact product instructions, ingredients and evidence. A cosmetic skin-care product should not be assumed to treat an underlying gynecologic condition.
A consultation can help clarify your concerns, but suitability for a procedure depends on your medical history, symptoms and the specific option. Your ob-gyn should assess vaginal symptoms before an aesthetic treatment is considered.
Tell your clinician about pregnancy, recent childbirth, infections, unexplained bleeding, pain, medications and previous procedures. These details may change which options are appropriate or whether treatment should be postponed.
Bring a list of medications and a description of your concerns. Share detailed medical information privately during your appointment rather than in a general website inquiry. Do not stop prescribed medication without guidance from your prescribing clinician.
Your provider will discuss your goals, medical history and questions. We will explain the scope of an aesthetic consultation and when gynecologic evaluation is appropriate. You do not need to commit to a procedure during your consultation.
There is no single treatment schedule for intimate concerns. The plan depends on the cause, available evidence and the clinician’s recommendation. Ask about expected benefits, limitations, follow-up and recovery before deciding.
If an appropriate service is recommended, our team will provide a personalized quote and explain what it includes before you proceed. Costs and coverage for gynecologic medical care should be discussed with the treating practice.
Combining procedures is not automatically better. Each proposed option should have a clear purpose and an individual assessment of risks, evidence and timing. Discuss your plan with your treating clinician.
Our providers and doctor on staff can answer questions about the scope of intimate aesthetic care at Contour You. For vaginal symptoms, begin with your ob-gyn.
Request a Consultation through Boulevard or call 602-390-2015.
We are ready to help you create your inner and outer glow at Contour You Med Spa! We invite you to bring your concerns to us and see what we can do to help you safely and effectively treat your specific needs.
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