Professor Barry O’Reilly explains what non-surgical options are available to treat vaginal dryness during midlife, including laser therapy and two different types of injections
Designer vaginas were big news about 10 years ago with many celebrities, including Sharon Osbourne, speaking publicly about having cosmetic surgery to tighten theirs.
Read more: Nutritionist reveals the small diet changes to help with menopause weight gain and brain fog Sex is important The findings of a study by the University of Pittsburgh that surveyed more than 3,000 women over 15 years concluded that the notion of women losing interest in sex as they reach midlife and beyond is a myth.
“Traditionally, oral HRT has been used to treat this but in my clinic patients have reported that transvaginal laser has transformed their lives. The laser boosts collagen and enhances the elasticity, plumpness and tightness of the vagina. This will allow for a healthy sex life by ending irritation and burning sensations while increasing lubrication.
Rev up your libido Women’s orgasm was a hot topic recently when scientist and former Love Island star Yewande Biala covered masturbation in her documentary, Secrets Of The Female Orgasm . Prof. O’Reilly welcomes these open conversations. “The O-Shot is a non-surgical procedure that has been described by women as giving them stronger, longer-lasting and more frequent orgasm,” says Prof. O’Reilly. “It is an injection of nutrient-rich plasma, taken from blood in your own body, similar to the vampire facial, that is administered around the clitoris and vaginal wall. It helps to increase sensitivity, tighten the vaginal laxity and decrease the symptoms of stress urinary incontinence.
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