Comparison
Both use heat to remodel collagen in the vaginal wall, but they deliver it differently. Here is how they compare, without a winner.
How They Work
Radiofrequency passes an electrical current through the tissue, warming it evenly to a controlled temperature, usually without injuring the surface. Vaginal laser (fractional CO2 or erbium) makes tiny controlled injuries in the lining, which heal with new collagen and a thicker surface layer.
Compared
| Radiofrequency | Vaginal laser | |
|---|---|---|
| Surface injury | No | Small, controlled |
| Feel | Warmth | Snapping, warmth |
| Downtime | Usually none | A few days |
| Often used for | Mild laxity, dryness | Thinning, dryness |
| At Atelier | Yes | No |
Evidence
Studies of both show improvement in laxity and dryness for some women, but many are small and short. Regulators have warned against marketing either as a cure for incontinence or as a treatment for menopause symptoms without proper assessment. A medical check comes first.
At Atelier
Atelier offers radiofrequency, as G Lift non-surgical vaginal tightening, not vaginal laser. Lasers are used only on external skin for brightening in GF Lift.
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