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EN Intimate Photobiomodulation
A light therapy that stimulates tissue recovery, reduces inflammation and improves the quality of the intimate skin and mucosa, and can accelerate the postoperative period.
Photobiomodulation uses light at specific wavelengths to stimulate the cellular activity of the intimate tissues. This stimulus encourages regeneration, improves the hydration and quality of the skin and mucosa, and also helps reduce inflammation and local discomfort.
It is a painless and non-invasive resource, often used as a complement — for example, in recovery after surgery and laser procedures, or combined with other intimate treatments. The session protocol is defined according to each patient's goal.
Frequently asked questions
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Photobiomodulation uses low-intensity light to stimulate the natural processes of cell regeneration, healing and tissue recovery in the intimate area.
It can be used as a complementary treatment in intimate rejuvenation protocols, post-surgical recovery, improvement of tissue quality and support for various gynecological conditions such as candidiasis flare-ups.
No. It is a non-invasive, comfortable procedure that does not require anesthesia or time away from daily activities.
Yes. It is frequently used together with laser, radiofrequency, intimate surgeries and regenerative protocols to enhance results.