LadyLift® Vaginal Rejuvenation in London

LadyLift is delivered on the Endolift laser platform with a gynaecology-specific handpiece and fibre system. The device operates in the near-infrared range (commonly around 1470 nm), a wavelength selectively absorbed by both water and lipids. In the vaginal mucosa, this energy converts to gentle heat, which triggers neocollagenesis and neoelastogenesis, thickens the epithelium, and improves vascularity and natural lubrication.

The LadyLift handpiece directs energy uniformly along the vaginal walls using a micro-optical fibre, minimising surface trauma while reaching the target layers. Unlike ablative fractional CO₂ systems that deliberately create micro-columns in the surface, LadyLift focuses on non-ablative sub-epithelial stimulation. The goal is better tone, hydration, and elasticity with a treatment that’s typically comfortable and swift.

Because the platform is shared with Endolift (our minimally invasive skin-tightening technology), we can tailor energy parameters precisely and, where appropriate, plan combination pathways (e.g., external skin quality with CO₂ laser while using LadyLift internally for mucosal support). Your consultant will advise if this is suitable.

1. Consultation & suitability: We review symptoms (dryness, irritation, laxity, stress incontinence), medical history, medications, and perform appropriate examination to confirm LadyLift is suitable.
2. Preparation: Usually no anaesthesia is required. We provide hygiene guidance; active infections or recent procedures must be disclosed.
3. Procedure (approx. 15–20 minutes): A fine fibre within the specialised handpiece delivers controlled laser energy to the vaginal walls in a systematic pattern for uniform coverage.
4. Immediate recovery: You can typically stand and walk immediately. Mild warmth or pelvic heaviness can occur and settles quickly.
5. Aftercare: Short-term precautions include avoiding high-impact exercise and sexual intercourse for a few days; use only clinician-approved skincare/products.
6. Course: A typical programme involves 3–4 sessions spaced 3–4 weeks apart. Some patients report symptom relief after the first session, with progressive gains through the series.

Most patients resume normal daily activity immediately. A small proportion experience mild warmth, pelvic pressure, watery discharge or spotting for 24–72 hours. We typically advise avoiding sexual intercourse, tampons, swimming pools/saunas, and very strenuous exercise for a few days after each session.

Symptom improvements (e.g., dryness relief) may be felt quickly, while tissue-level changes from collagen stimulation usually develop progressively over several weeks. If you have specific timelines (upcoming events), we can sequence sessions accordingly.

• Day 0–3: possible light discharge, warmth, or spotting; use breathable underwear; follow hygiene advice.
• Week 1–3: increasing comfort and hydration reported by many patients.
• Weeks 4–8: measurable gains in tone/elasticity as neocollagenesis continues.

Once your initial course is complete, a maintenance session may be considered every 12–18 months depending on goals, age, and hormonal status.

LadyLift is generally well-tolerated when performed by trained clinicians in an appropriate setting. Potential side effects are typically mild and transient: local warmth, light spotting, watery discharge, temporary sensitivity, or mild pelvic heaviness.

Your consultant will carefully screen for contraindications and advise alternatives if LadyLift is not appropriate for you.

• Not suitable during pregnancy or immediately postpartum without clearance.
• Active infections (e.g., vaginal/urinary) must be treated first.
• Undiagnosed bleeding, pelvic pain, or suspicious lesions require medical evaluation before any energy-based procedure.
• Pelvic organ prolapse beyond mild cases may require specialist uro-gynaecology input.
• Patients on photosensitising medications or with certain systemic conditions may need adjusted timing or should avoid the procedure.

We operate within a CQC-regulated clinical pathway with informed consent, infection control, and evidence-led protocols. You’ll receive clear written aftercare.

Ideal candidates are women experiencing GSM symptoms, mild laxity, or selected cases of stress urinary incontinence who prefer a non-surgical approach. LadyLift can also suit postpartum women once medically cleared. If you have a complex medical history, we may coordinate with your GP or specialist.

During consultation we discuss expectations and whether to combine LadyLift with other approaches (e.g., moisturisers, prescription therapies, pelvic floor support, topical oestrogen if clinically appropriate via your GP/consultant).

• Before: avoid new intimate products, intercourse, or vigorous exercise 24–48h pre-treatment; arrive with good hygiene; inform us of any symptoms.
• After: expect possible light discharge; avoid tampons/pools/saunas and intercourse for a few days; use only clinician-approved cleansers/moisturisers.
• Follow-up: we review symptom changes and plan next sessions (usually at 3–4 week intervals).