Laser treatment for incontinence (laser treatment for urine leakage)

We are the most sought-after plastic surgery clinic in Prague. Thanks to our outstanding doctors from various medical disciplines, we offer our clients a wide range of top-quality services.

Professional team – We are a team whose top priority is your complete safety and satisfaction. We work closely together across disciplines, which enables us to achieve excellent results.

Modern technology – We have two high-tech operating theatres, one procedure room, and we use extremely gentle low-flow anaesthesia. We also offer the option of undergoing a complete vaginoplasty.

Personalised approach – Based on a professional assessment of your current concerns, we will propose a solution tailored to your specific situation. In addition to incontinence treatment, you can also undergo a simple labia rejuvenation procedure.

Safety – Thanks to our affiliation with the largest plastic surgery clinic, we are able to provide a safe environment for your procedure.

Long-term results – Following laser treatment, you will notice a significant improvement after just the first session. Over the course of 1 to 3 months, collagen cells regenerate, ensuring a long-lasting effect. The treatment can be repeated if necessary.

A pleasant environment – Our clinic offers clients a stay in a luxurious, modern setting with excellent doctors who will take conscientious care of you from the initial consultation right through to full recovery.

Laser treatment for incontinence is a new, revolutionary method that addresses problems with incontinence (urine leakage).

Incontinence is currently a relatively common condition worldwide, causing unimaginable psychological distress to those affected.

The cause of mild or moderate urine leakage (incontinence) in women is usually a weakening of the vaginal lining, most commonly caused by physical strain (such as a natural vaginal birth); however, childless women are not exempt from this condition.

Other causes of involuntary urine leakage include sedentary occupations, a genetic predisposition, ageing and loss of elasticity.

The procedure is carried out on an outpatient basis, is non-invasive and highly effective. Using a CO₂ gynaecological laser handpiece, the laser beam is directed through the vaginal wall to areas near the urethra and bladder.

The laser beam helps to stimulate the formation of new surrounding collagen tissue, thereby strengthening the bladder’s support structures, which in turn prevents involuntary urine leakage.

The procedure takes approximately half an hour, and there are no restrictions on subsequent activities, whether work-related or social.

The results are visible straight away. Over the course of 1–3 months, collagen cells continue to grow.

This treatment for incontinence resolves involuntary urine leakage; furthermore, the patient experiences an enhancement of sexual pleasure through the strengthening of the pelvic floor and increased vaginal lubrication.

Following the procedure, the immune system in the vagina is strengthened, thereby eliminating yeast microorganisms, vaginal infections and inflammatory processes in the urinary tract.

We recommend abstaining from sexual intercourse for approximately 5 days and avoiding baths for 2 days. A follow-up appointment is recommended one month after the procedure. The procedure can be repeated if necessary.

The price of the treatment starts at 9,500 CZK per session; a package of three sessions costs 19,500 CZK.