Vaginal Tightening: Who is a Good Candidate?

Vaginal rejuvenation is a general, umbrella term that’s frequently used to describe a variety of corrective and restorative procedures. One of the most popular options in vaginal rejuvenation involves vaginal tightening. This treatment can effectively address laxity in the vaginal muscles following childbirth or as the result of normal wear and tear.

Enhance Pleasure

Many women find it difficult to enjoy intercourse following the birth of their children. Having a baby certainly takes its toll on the body, but no area is more taxed by this experience than the vaginal canal. Although women can strengthen and tone their vaginal muscles with special exercises, diligence in doing your Kegels may not be enough. If you and your partner are experiencing a lot less pleasure during coitus following the birth of your last child, vaginal rejuvenation could be right for you.

Regain Your Sexual Confidence

Not only should your intimate encounters bring you physical pleasure, but they should also make you feel confident and good about yourself. If you no longer feel adequate in the bedroom, your lack of confidence can lead to additional problems within your relationship. This is a very sensitive and personal issue to discuss. When issues with vaginal laxity diminish your self-esteem and make it difficult for you to enjoy optimum levels of honesty and intimacy with your partner, considering vaginal tightening is a good idea.

You Suffer From Vaginal Laxity Even Though You’ve Never Had Children

Some women have naturally wide-set vaginas. It’s important to note that childbirth is not a prerequisite for vaginal tightening. If you believe that the natural structure and shape of your vagina is lacking tightness or that your vagina has experienced a significant amount of wear, you should definitely schedule a consultation with us.

Address Problems with Incontinence

Not only can vaginal tightening improve a woman’s sexual performance and confidence, but it can also resolve problems with incontinence.

To learn more, contact us today at Quench Wellness in Chicago’s South Loop and book a consultation!