Incontinence Treatment Staffordshire
Treatments for Overactive Bladder
No Of Sessions:
2 - 4
Treatment Time:
8-20 mins
Recovery Time:
Immediate
Price:
From £1000
Urinary Incontinence
In Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire
2 - 4
Sessions
Treatment Time
45 - 60 mins
Immediate
Recovery Time
From
£1000
As we naturally age and the hormones within our bodies start to change, many people start to notice that they have less natural control over their bodily functions. This includes the symptoms of urinary incontinence, affecting 1 in 3 AFAB people this condition causes small amounts of urine to leak out of the bladder when put under sudden pressure.
Stress incontinence is the most common type of urinary incontinence and can be caused by a wide variety of factors and appears in both men and women, but is particularly common among postnatal, menopausal and postmenopausal women.
What is Stress Incontinence?
Stress incontinence is the most common type of urinary incontinence and occurs when the muscles that usually hold the bladder tightly, also known as the pelvic floor muscles, and the muscles around the bladder neck become weakened. This is often caused by muscle strain during childbirth or the loss of muscle tone that occurs during menopause. In these instances, the muscles cannot hold the bladder closed effectively, especially when strain is put on them, such as when we run, jump, cough, sneeze, laugh or lift heavy objects. When this happens, sufferers of stress incontinence often feel the telltale leaks or dribbles that stress incontinence is characterised by.
The Ultra Femme 360 treatment can help to improve symptoms of stress incontinence by triggering muscle and tissue regeneration in the vaginal canal and around the neck of the bladder to help increase the strength of the muscles and improve control over continence.
Incontinence after Childbirth
Throughout pregnancy and childbirth, women’s bodies go through a whole range of changes, including physical changes, hormonal changes and psychological changes. Weight gain, changes to the shape of your body, changes to the thyroid, and changes to your skin and hair (such as breakouts of hormonal acne) are just some of the changes you will notice. The effects of pregnancy or childbirth vary from person to person, but the majority will experience urinary incontinence or leakage to some degree during or after pregnancy or childbirth.
Incontinence after Menopause
Menopause is associated with a drop in estrogen that affects the skin, hair, and metabolism (causing you to gain weight) as well as the genitourinary system. In addition, it slows the rate of collagen production throughout the entire body, including the vaginal canal, which contributes to incontinence in menopausal and post-menopausal women. The result of this is thinning of vaginal tissue and slower tissue regeneration, resulting in even more issues for women such as vaginal dryness and increased vaginal laxity.
Our Step By Step Guide To Urinary Incontinence Treatments
Consultation
Share your concerns and treatment goals
Design a personalised procedure plan
During Your Treatment
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Quick treatment of just 8 minutes
After The Treatment
Many clients see immediate results following vaginal rejuvenation, daily activities can be returned to immediately after the procedure. However, you are advised not to have sexual intercourse for 1 week after the Ultra Femme 360 treatment. Always follow aftercare advice, as provided by Harley Skin and Laser.
As we naturally age and the hormones within our bodies start to change, many people start to notice that they have less natural control over their bodily functions. This includes the symptoms of urinary incontinence, affecting 1 in 3 AFAB people this condition causes small amounts of urine to leak out of the bladder when put under sudden pressure.
Stress incontinence is the most common type of urinary incontinence and can be caused by a wide variety of factors and appears in both men and women, but is particularly common among postnatal, menopausal and postmenopausal women.
What is Stress Incontinence?
Stress incontinence is the most common type of urinary incontinence and occurs when the muscles that usually hold the bladder tightly, also known as the pelvic floor muscles, and the muscles around the bladder neck become weakened. This is often caused by muscle strain during childbirth or the loss of muscle tone that occurs during menopause. In these instances, the muscles cannot hold the bladder closed effectively, especially when strain is put on them, such as when we run, jump, cough, sneeze, laugh or lift heavy objects. When this happens, sufferers of stress incontinence often feel the telltale leaks or dribbles that stress incontinence is characterised by.
The Ultra Femme 360 treatment can help to improve symptoms of stress incontinence by triggering muscle and tissue regeneration in the vaginal canal and around the neck of the bladder to help increase the strength of the muscles and improve control over continence.
Incontinence after Childbirth
Throughout pregnancy and childbirth, women’s bodies go through a whole range of changes, including physical changes, hormonal changes and psychological changes. Weight gain, changes to the shape of your body, changes to the thyroid, and changes to your skin and hair (such as breakouts of hormonal acne) are just some of the changes you will notice. The effects of pregnancy or childbirth vary from person to person, but the majority will experience urinary incontinence or leakage to some degree during or after pregnancy or childbirth.
Incontinence after Menopause
Menopause is associated with a drop in estrogen that affects the skin, hair, and metabolism (causing you to gain weight) as well as the genitourinary system. In addition, it slows the rate of collagen production throughout the entire body, including the vaginal canal, which contributes to incontinence in menopausal and post-menopausal women. The result of this is thinning of vaginal tissue and slower tissue regeneration, resulting in even more issues for women such as vaginal dryness and increased vaginal laxity.
Many clients see immediate results following vaginal rejuvenation, daily activities can be returned to immediately after the procedure. However, you are advised not to have sexual intercourse for 1 week after the Ultra Femme 360 treatment. Always follow aftercare advice, as provided by Harley Skin and Laser.
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