The EVRO laser creates microscopic treatment channels in the vaginal mucosa to support collagen remodeling and tissue recovery. The procedure usually takes 5–10 minutes without anesthesia and involves minimal discomfort, but sexual intercourse and sauna use should be avoided for one week.

How Does the EVRO Vaginal Laser Work?

The EVRO laser creates microscopic treatment channels in the vaginal mucosa.

During the natural healing process, collagen production and tissue remodeling are stimulated.

These changes may help improve vaginal dryness, support tissue remodeling, enhance sexual satisfaction, 

and improve urinary incontinence symptoms.

The treatment may also help reduce bacteria in the vaginal mucosa, potentially improving recurrent vaginitis and vulvar itching.

How Is the Procedure Performed?

Let me explain how the laser creates these microscopic treatment channels.

First, a guide is inserted into the vagina to help deliver the laser energy evenly throughout the vaginal canal.

The vaginal laser probe is then inserted through the guide.

The guide has depth markings, allowing the treatment to be performed evenly and precisely.

As the laser energy is delivered, each section of the vaginal canal can receive treatment at a consistent depth and intensity.

Is the EVRO Laser Painful?

The procedure performed inside the vagina generally causes little to no pain, 

although the insertion of the vaginal probe may feel slightly uncomfortable.

Anesthesia is usually not required, and the treatment typically takes about 5–10 minutes.

Most patients experience little discomfort after the procedure.

What Should You Avoid After Treatment?

The EVRO laser works by creating controlled microscopic injuries that encourage the vaginal tissue to heal and regenerate.

For this reason, it is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse and sauna use for approximately one week after treatment.

However, most patients can return to their normal daily activities and exercise on the same day.

During the healing process, some women may temporarily notice clear, watery vaginal discharge for up to one month.

Others may experience temporary dryness. In most cases, these changes gradually improve as the tissue heals.

EVRO Laser After Menopause

The EVRO laser may be particularly helpful for women after menopause.

As estrogen levels decline, the vaginal mucosa can become thinner, weaker, drier, and less elastic. 

These changes may contribute to vaginal dryness, atrophic vaginitis, discomfort, and urinary symptoms.

By supporting the weakened vaginal mucosa, the EVRO laser may help improve symptoms associated with vaginal atrophy, dryness, and urinary incontinence.

How Is It Different from Other Vaginal Treatments?

Compared with devices such as Viveve or Winback, 

EVRO laser energy does not penetrate as deeply into the tissue.

Instead, it primarily targets the more superficial layers of the vaginal mucosa.

Because different devices work at different tissue depths, 

the EVRO laser is often combined with other treatments depending on the patient’s symptoms and vaginal tissue condition.

Choosing the Right Vaginal Treatment

As we age, many of us use various facial laser treatments to maintain healthier-looking skin.

The vagina also deserves proper care. In that sense, it can be considered a woman’s “second face.”

If you feel that your vaginal tissue has become weaker or if you are experiencing dryness or recurrent vaginitis, 

I recommend consulting an OB-GYN specialist.

After evaluating your symptoms and vaginal tissue condition, 

your doctor can help you choose the treatment device and approach that may be most appropriate for you.

With an accurate evaluation and individualized care, these uncomfortable symptoms may gradually improve.