Gynolaser — Vaginal Laser Rejuvenation

Fraxis vaginal laser rejuvenation is a minimally invasive intimate-health treatment performed at Laser Care by MUDr. Pavla Šťastná Vykopalová — a physician with over 20 years in gynaecology who combines that clinical expertise directly with aesthetic medicine. The Fraxis laser (FDA-certified) delivers fractional laser energy to the vaginal mucosa, stimulating collagen production, restoring tissue elasticity and increasing natural hydration. It addresses vaginal wall laxity, mild urinary stress incontinence and the discomfort associated with intimate-area ageing — without surgery, incisions or general anaesthesia. A package of three treatments is recommended for significant incontinence or prolapse, and the clinic partners with a rehabilitation centre for insurance-covered pelvic floor physiotherapy as a complementary option.

Vaginal laser rejuvenation using the Fraxis fractional laser system is one of the most clinically distinctive treatments at Laser Care MUDr. Šťastná, reflecting the doctor's unique dual background: more than 20 years in gynaecology followed by over 15 years in aesthetic medicine for women. Very few aesthetic clinics in the Ostrava or broader Moravian-Silesian region offer this procedure under direct gynaecological physician supervision, which is a meaningful difference when treating an intimate indication. The Fraxis laser is an FDA-certified fractional laser platform that delivers precise, controlled laser energy to the vaginal mucosa through a dedicated intracavitary applicator. The fractional delivery means that rather than ablating the entire mucosal surface uniformly, the laser creates a regular grid of microscopic treatment columns — each column stimulating a healing response in the surrounding untreated tissue. The biological effect is threefold: new collagen is synthesised in the connective tissue of the vaginal wall (restoring structural support and elasticity), mucosal hydration and lubrication increase as the tissue regenerates, and submucosal circulation improves. Together these changes address the most common consequences of hormonal and age-related changes to the vagina: laxity (a sense of reduced tone or looseness), dryness and irritation, and mild stress urinary incontinence (leakage with coughing, sneezing or physical activity), which arises when weakened urethral and pelvic floor support allows urine to escape under pressure. The procedure is performed in the clinic by MUDr. Šťastná using the intracavitary applicator. No general anaesthesia is required — the vaginal mucosa is relatively insensitive to laser energy at the parameters used, and most patients describe the sensation as mild warmth during the procedure. The session typically lasts 15 to 30 minutes. There is no surgical incision or wound, and recovery is rapid: patients can resume normal daily activity the same day, though sexual activity and strenuous physical exercise are avoided for a short period after each session as the tissue heals. For mild vaginal laxity or early changes, a single session may deliver a noticeable improvement. For significant urinary incontinence or more pronounced vaginal prolapse, a package of three treatments is recommended, with subsequent sessions priced at 5,000 Kč each within a six-month window. MUDr. Šťastná also coordinates with a partner rehabilitation centre that provides pelvic floor physiotherapy covered by Czech public health insurance — a comprehensive approach that combines the laser's tissue-regenerative effect with active pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation for best long-term results. The treatment is suitable for women of any age experiencing these changes, including those in perimenopause and menopause. Contraindications include active vaginal or cervical infection, certain gynaecological conditions and pregnancy — assessed in the consultation. Results are gradual and typically continue to improve for several weeks after each session as collagen matures.