Plasma therapy in gynaecology is a safe and fast method of tissue regeneration using your own plasma enriched with platelets.

Plasma therapy for intimate areas is used both as a separate method and in combination with other methods of treatment.

Indications for the procedure include the following:

• pelvic inflammatory diseases;
• adhesions in the female reproductive organs;
• dystrophies such as cervical leukoplakia and kraurosis;
• discomfort during intercourse after childbirth or during menopause;
• atrophic changes in the vagina and vulva;
• urinary incontinence in menopause;
• cystitis;
• recovery after childbirth to restore the prenatal state of tissues;
• dryness, loss of skin elasticity;
• chronic inflammation of the skin;
• skin injuries in intimate areas.

Plasma therapy in gynaecology is often used during menopause. Menopause is characterized by significant vaginal dryness. This procedure slows down degenerative processes in skin cells and stimulates glands to produce secretion. Due to the activation of cells at the site of plasma injection, inflammation is relieved and healing occurs much faster. The active properties of platelets, containing growth factors, restore and heal the body.

This procedure is non-traumatic, it does not cause allergic reactions; the skin does not require a recovery period.

The course (frequency and duration) of plasma therapy is prescribed by a gynaecologist after an examination