Votiva® Feminine Wellness
What it is
Votiva is a gentle, non-surgical radiofrequency treatment for feminine wellness and vaginal rejuvenation.
What to expect
It can help with laxity, dryness and comfort — concerns many women experience after childbirth or with age, and few feel comfortable raising. At your private assessment, Dr. Sibaja listens first, explains how Votiva works and what to expect, and designs a discreet, personalized plan.
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What is Votiva and how does it work?
Votiva is a non-surgical radiofrequency treatment for feminine wellness. Gentle, controlled warmth stimulates collagen production and blood flow in intimate tissue — improving tone, elasticity, lubrication and comfort.
Does it hurt?
No — most women describe a sensation of gentle warmth, like a warm massage. No anesthesia is needed, and the device automatically regulates its temperature for safety.
How many sessions will I need?
Most women benefit from about three sessions spaced four to six weeks apart, though some concerns improve after just one. Your plan is personalized at your private assessment.
How long does a session take?
Typically 10–40 minutes depending on the areas treated — many patients are in and out within an hour.
When will I see results, and how long do they last?
Many women notice changes after the first session, with improvement building for weeks afterward as collagen renews. Results commonly last a year or more, with a yearly maintenance session recommended.
Is there any downtime?
Essentially none — you return to normal activities the same day. The main guidance is to avoid intercourse for about 72 hours and pools or hot tubs for three days after treatment.
Am I a candidate?
Votiva helps women of all ages and stages — after childbirth, with menopause, or simply with changes over time. Common concerns include laxity, dryness and reduced sensation. Your assessment confirms whether it's right for you.
Can it help with urinary leakage?
Many women with mild stress incontinence — leaking with laughing, coughing or exercise — report meaningful improvement, as the treatment supports the tissue and pelvic floor area. Dr. Sibaja evaluates whether your case is a good fit.
How do I prepare?
Very simply: avoid intercourse for 24 hours before your session, and pause anti-inflammatory medication like ibuprofen for a few days prior if advised. Everything else is explained at your assessment.
Is the process discreet?
Completely. Your assessment is private, unhurried and led by Dr. Sibaja — a space where nothing you ask is embarrassing.
Often combined with
Many patients pair treatments into a single personalized protocol — ask Dr. Sibaja how these work together for your goals.