Specialty · Intimate health
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Dryness, discomfort, irritation, loss of volume or pigmentation: changes in the intimate area are common, particularly after pregnancy, at menopause or after certain treatments. Intimate medicine now offers gentle medical solutions, with careful listening and complete confidentiality.
Injections of moisturising hyaluronic acid or of products derived from your own cells (PRP, Nanofat) may be offered for vulvovaginal dryness, discomfort or burning, increased sensitivity or chronic irritation. They aim to hydrate the area, soothe irritation, soften episiotomy scars and improve mucosal quality.
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With age, tissue volume decreases. In the labia majora, this atrophy can reduce the natural protection of the vulva and cause pain. A volumising hyaluronic acid reinforces this protective function and improves the appearance of the area.
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A suitable lightening peel improves hyperpigmentation of the intimate area and sensitive areas such as the inner thighs or underarms.
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A contact-free LED probe combining red and infrared light has a biostimulating effect on mucous membranes. Indications: vaginal dryness (after pregnancy, at menopause, after breast cancer treatment), lack of lubrication, fissures, itching, pain during intercourse, healing after childbirth or surgery.
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Your doctor
Anti-ageing medicine · Dermatology · Scalp
Dr Zuzana Miniconi Orban holds a university diploma in genital aesthetic and reparative medicine. She sees you in a confidential consultation to understand your concerns and propose the appropriate treatment.
Yes. The consultation is covered by medical confidentiality and takes place one-to-one with the doctor, with careful listening and discretion.
Several options exist: moisturising hyaluronic acid injections, PRP or LED photobiomodulation of the mucous membranes. The doctor chooses the most suitable after assessing your situation and history.
No. The LED probe works without contact on the mucous membranes, using red and infrared light.
Appointments
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+377 93 50 18 51Medical content reviewed by Dre Zuzana Miniconi Orban. Last updated 30 September 2026.
