A little leak when you laugh
Small bladder leaks when you cough, sneeze, laugh or exercise. Often called mild stress incontinence.
WHEELOCK PLACE, ORCHARD
Women's health at Fusion Medical
Non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation, with our female doctors. A little leak when you laugh. Changes after having your baby. Dryness that makes everyday life uncomfortable. There is an in-clinic laser treatment for this, and you will be seen by a female doctor from start to finish.
Sound familiar?
These changes are common after childbirth and around menopause. Many women wait years before seeking help. Here's what women commonly tell us they experience.
Small bladder leaks when you cough, sneeze, laugh or exercise. Often called mild stress incontinence.
Things feeling different or less supported after delivery, sometimes months or years later.
Dryness, irritation or discomfort in daily life and intimacy, common around perimenopause and menopause.
A loss of firmness and tone that can come with age, hormonal changes or after having children.
Choose as many as you like. There is no wrong answer.
This helps the doctor prepare before you come in.
Our clinic team will confirm a time that works around you.
So our clinic team can confirm a time that suits you.
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Your answers and details are not stored on this page. They are only used to start your message to our clinic team, so you do not have to explain it twice. Suitability for treatment is decided at consultation, after a medical assessment.
What the treatment involves
It uses gentle laser energy to warm the tissue, which encourages the body's own collagen to rebuild over the following weeks. There is no cutting and no anaesthetic is usually needed. You stay clothed apart from the treatment itself, in a private room, with a female doctor and a female assistant.
A typical session, including time to settle in. Most women plan it around a lunch break.
Most women go straight back to their day. Your doctor will give you simple aftercare notes.
Sessions are usually spaced a few weeks apart. Your doctor will advise what is appropriate for you.
A closer look
Our doctor walks through what the session actually looks like, so nothing about the day is a surprise. It is a short explanation, and you can watch it privately before you decide anything.
Filmed at our Wheelock Place clinic. For general information only, not a substitute for a medical assessment.
Who you will see
You will not be passed between people. The doctor who assesses you is the doctor who treats you.
Female doctor, Fusion Medical
Family physician with over a decade of clinical experience. Certified in vaginal rejuvenation treatment by the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine, and in bioidentical hormone replacement by the Marion Gluck Academy, United Kingdom.
Female doctor, Fusion Medical
Graduated from Guy's, King's and St Thomas' School of Medicine, United Kingdom, with a Graduate Diploma in Family Medicine from NUS. Certified in vaginal rejuvenation treatment by the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine.
We would rather tell you upfront. This treatment is generally not suitable if you:
This list is not exhaustive. Whether the treatment is appropriate for you is a decision your doctor makes with you at consultation, after a medical assessment. Individual results vary and no outcome is guaranteed.
Before you come in
Most of these come up in the first few minutes of a consultation. Here are the short answers.
Most women describe a mild warmth rather than pain, and no anaesthetic is usually needed. Tell your doctor at any point if you would like her to pause. You are in charge of the pace.
No. You can book under a general women's health appointment, and the details stay between you and your doctor in a private consultation room.
Collagen rebuilds gradually, so changes are usually gradual too, over the weeks after a session. It varies from person to person, and your doctor will set realistic expectations with you before you start.
Not necessarily. Women come to us months and sometimes many years after childbirth. Your doctor will assess what is appropriate for you now.
It depends on what you are dealing with and how your body responds. Your doctor will recommend a plan at consultation rather than before she has assessed you.
Wheelock Place, 501 Orchard Road, level 4. It is a short walk from Orchard MRT, and the clinic entrance is not on the treatment floor of a beauty centre.
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Answer them at your own pace. Nothing is shared until you decide to send it.
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