Treatment Time

About 10–20 minutes

Downtime

Minimal – most patients resume normal daily activities the same day

Sessions

Typically a series of 3 sessions, spaced several weeks apart, with maintenance as needed

What is FemTouch?

FemTouch is a non‑surgical CO₂ laser treatment performed inside the vagina to gently stimulate collagen and tissue remodeling. The goal is to support better lubrication, comfort, and tissue integrity over time.  Without surgery or systemic hormones.

What can FemTouch help with?

FemTouch may help improve:

  • Vaginal dryness or irritation
  • Mild stress urinary leakage
  • Discomfort with intimacy
  • A feeling of laxity or dryness

At consultation, we’ll review your specific symptoms and make sure this is an appropriate option for you, or recommend another route if it’s not

Frequently asked questions

FemTouch is typically considered for women with mild to moderate symptoms such as dryness, discomfort with intercourse, or light leakage who are not pregnant, not actively infected, and have had appropriate screening (such as Pap smears) as recommended. We’ll review your history in detail before proceeding.

Most patients describe a sensation of warmth or mild pressure during treatment. The procedure is usually very quick, and discomfort is typically minimal. If you’re anxious or sensitive, we’ll talk through options to keep you as comfortable as possible.

You can usually return to normal daily activities right away. We may recommend avoiding intercourse, tampons, or certain activities for at least 48hours to allow the tissue to recover. You’ll leave with clear written aftercare instructions.

Some notice changes in comfort or moisture within a few days to a few weeks of their first treatment. Three treatments are recommended for long lasting effects. Results may vary.

No. FemTouch is one tool within a broader approach to your health. It does not replace regular gynecologic care, cancer screening, or evaluation of new or concerning symptoms. If anything in your history suggests you need OB‑GYN evaluation first, we’ll discuss that before proceeding.