Type
Laser
Duration
30 min
What's included
4 deliverables in this treatment
- IncontiLase laser protocol to anterior vaginal wall and urethrovesical junction
- Pre-treatment gynaecological consultation and SUI severity assessment
- One-month follow-up consultation included in protocol
- Post-treatment restriction guidance
IncontiLase at Eva Clinic uses the Fotona SP Dynamis laser to treat mild to moderate stress urinary incontinence — the involuntary urine leakage that occurs during coughing, sneezing, laughing, or physical exertion. The Fotona G-Runner applicator delivers Er:YAG laser energy to the anterior vaginal wall and urethrovesical junction, stimulating collagen contraction and regeneration in the pelvic support structures. As the tissue strengthens over the following months, urethral closure pressure improves and incontinence episodes diminish. The procedure is completely non-surgical, performed under no anaesthesia, and causes only mild temporary spotting as the sole side effect. Many patients report noticeable improvement within the first month.
About this treatment
Stress urinary incontinence (SUI) — defined as involuntary urine loss on effort, exertion, sneezing, or coughing — results from inadequate urethral support and reduced functional urethral length, most commonly caused by weakening of the pubovesical ligaments, endopelvic fascia, and pelvic floor musculature following childbirth, hormonal changes, or ageing. It affects an estimated 15–35% of women, with prevalence increasing markedly after menopause.
Conventional management options for mild to moderate SUI include pelvic floor physiotherapy (effective but requiring sustained patient commitment), sling surgery (TVT/TOT — effective but invasive, with mesh-related risks), and injection of urethral bulking agents (variable and temporary). IncontiLase offers a non-surgical thermal laser approach validated in prospective clinical studies.
The IncontiLase protocol uses the same Fotona SP Dynamis platform as Intimalase but applies laser energy specifically to the anterior vaginal wall at the level of the urethrovesical junction and bladder neck. The Er:YAG thermal stimulus creates controlled heating of the submucosal connective tissue, triggering collagen fibres to contract (immediate thermal contraction) and stimulating fibroblast-mediated synthesis of new collagen (delayed remodelling…
Good to know
- Equipment
- Fotona SP Dynamis + G-Runner applicator
- Duration
- 30 minutes
- Anaesthesia
- None required
- Effect onset
- Noticeable improvement 1–3 months post-treatment
- Indication
- Mild to moderate stress urinary incontinence
Who is this for?
Women with mild to moderate stress urinary incontinence; postpartum pelvic floor weakness; peri/post-menopausal SUI; those seeking non-surgical alternative to TVT/TOT sling procedures
Preparation required
Ensure no active urinary tract or gynaecological infection at time of treatment — urinalysis may be requested. Attend with standard gynaecological hygiene. Avoid sexual activity and public pools for one week post-treatment.
About the clinic
Reviews, team and credentials
Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.
Clinical team
The clinic is founded and led by MUDr. Eva Chovančíková, a specialist in aesthetic medicine with over 15 years of clinical practice. MUDr. Chovančíková holds certifications in laser medicine, injectable aesthetics, and non-invasive body contouring, and completed advanced training in Fotona laser systems including the 4D Lifting and IncontiLase/Intimalase protocols. Her practice philosophy emphasises comprehensive…
Languages: Czech
Treatment highlights
- IncontiLase laser protocol to anterior vaginal wall and urethrovesical junction
- Pre-treatment gynaecological consultation and SUI severity assessment
+2 more items in What's included
13 000 Kč per treatment. Typically 1–2 sessions recommended depending on incontinence severity. A follow-up consultation at one month post-treatment is included in the protocol.