Urogynecology

Urogynecology is a medical specialty that focuses on women’s pelvic floor health. It combines gynecology (female reproductive health) and urology (urinary system) to diagnose and treat conditions such as bladder leakage, prolapse, and vaginal changes.

Urogynecology treatments can help with urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, vaginal dryness or atrophy, and discomfort during intimacy. These issues are common, especially after childbirth, aging, or menopause, but they can be treated effectively.

The process starts with a consultation where your doctor reviews your medical history and performs an exam. Based on your needs, they create a treatment plan that may include in-office therapies, technology like MorpheusV, and customized at-home pelvic floor exercises.

Most treatments here are non-surgical and minimally invasive, meaning you won’t need a hospital stay. The goal is to strengthen muscles, restore support, and stimulate natural healing without surgery whenever possible.

Recovery is typically very quick. Since most procedures are non-surgical, patients can usually return to normal activities the same day. Some treatments may require avoiding strenuous exercise or intimacy for a short period.

Many patients notice improvement in bladder control or pelvic comfort after just one or two sessions, while others may need a series of treatments for the best results. Improvement usually builds gradually over several weeks.

Urogynecologists have advanced training in both gynecology and urology. They can perform specialized exams and tests to find the exact cause of your symptoms and provide more effective solutions than general doctors.

A urogynecologist focuses on women’s pelvic health issues like prolapse or incontinence, while a urologist treats urinary problems in both men and women. If your concerns are related to women’s pelvic floor, a urogynecologist is the right specialist.

While Laser Skin & Wellness mainly focuses on non-surgical care, the most common urogynecologic surgery in general is a vaginal hysterectomy for prolapse. Surgery is usually a last option when non-surgical treatments aren’t enough.

Signs include feeling a bulge or pressure in the vagina, frequent urination, difficulty emptying the bladder, leakage, or pain during sex. If you have these symptoms, an evaluation can confirm if prolapse is the cause.

Prolapse usually worsens over time. It may cause ongoing discomfort, urinary or bowel leakage, and limit daily activities. Treating it early helps maintain quality of life and prevents more severe problems later.

Yes—Laser Skin & Wellness offers urogynecology services at both the Palm Beach Gardens and Lake Worth offices, making it convenient for patients in different areas.

Absolutely. You can call the office directly at (561) 641-9490 or use their online form to request an appointment. Consultations allow the team to explain your options and build a personalized plan.

Yes—most treatment plans include pelvic floor strengthening exercises (often called Kegels) customized for your condition. These exercises help maintain and improve results between in-office treatments.

Most procedures have little to no downtime. Patients usually return to work, errands, or daily life right away. Some treatments may require avoiding intimacy or heavy activity for a short period.

Yes, Laser Skin & Wellness uses MorpheusV, an advanced radiofrequency device that stimulates collagen, tightens tissue, and supports pelvic strength. This helps improve bladder control and vaginal health naturally.

Women experiencing urinary leakage, pelvic discomfort, vaginal dryness, or a sensation of pressure or bulging may benefit. It’s especially common for women after childbirth, menopause, or surgery.

Every patient’s plan is unique. The urogynecologist considers your age, medical history, lifestyle, and goals to create a tailored approach combining therapies, exercises, and sometimes technology.

Most patients find the treatments very tolerable. Non-surgical options like MorpheusV may cause mild warmth or pressure but are not usually painful. If needed, numbing creams or comfort measures can be used.

Yes, many patients share positive experiences about how treatments improved their quality of life. Reviews often highlight the professional, compassionate care and how much relief they gained from previously frustrating symptoms.