ThermiVa - Non-invasive Vulvovaginal Application
THERMIva - without pain and risk

The best feminine rejuvenating device of 2006!
1 treatment – to increase biorevitalisation after giving birth
30 minutes – duration of treatment
1-3 treatments – multiple labours, menopause, climacterium
45°C – the highest temperature felt by the patient


ThermiVa® applications use radiofrequency energy to gently heat tissue. The patent pending ThermiVa electrode is designed for applications including the vaginal anatomy.

It is very gentle and does not cause any irritation, and the results of the treatment can be seen immediately after the first session and last for a long time.
Research has shown that Thermiva® can support the treatment of anorgasmia. It increases the blood supply and vessels in the vaginal wall to enhance orgasms, also in those patients who had not previously experienced them.
The treatment strengthens pelvic floor muscles, reducing urinary incontinence and pressure on the bladder, or putting off in time the need of having more invasive methods of treatment.


HOW IT WORKS?

Radiofrequency energy is used to regenerate tissue. A soft, ergonomic probe – of only one centimetre diameter - is carefully moved inside the vagina and helps to shrink and tighten collagen fibres and stimulate their production. This all is possible in only 42-45°C.
Innovative technology allows to precisely regulate temperature during the treatment, using ThermiView camera and constantly measuring the temperature of the tissue.
The effect of the treatment (remodelling, which is reconstruction of the treated tissues) is immediate.

See THERMI VA treatment animation:



Important ThermiVa Safety Considerations

Thermi Radiofrequency products should not be used on patients who are pregnant, have fever or skin infection in or around the area of treatment. Treating physicians should perform required testing to confirm patient is negative for infection or pregnancy. Patient should be awake and monitored during the procedure for any unexpected symptoms. Expected procedure side effects may include transient pain in procedure area, erythema and edema.