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MonaLisa Touch Laser

aesthetic-laser

Dr. Mahir Turan, MDMedically reviewed by Dr. Mahir Turan, MD · Last reviewed May 15, 2026

MonaLisa Touch Laser is available at 2 hospitals across 1 city in the Voumed network.

2 hospitals operate this technology across 1 country through the Voumed network.

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MonaLisa Touch is a fractional CO2 laser treatment used for vaginal rejuvenation, mainly to relieve the functional symptoms that arise when the vaginal lining becomes thin and dry, often around menopause. A slim probe delivers gentle laser energy into the vaginal wall, which triggers a natural, controlled repair process that rebuilds collagen, improves blood flow and restores elastic, healthier tissue. The treatment is quick, performed in a short session without anaesthesia, and aims to ease discomfort, dryness and related symptoms so women feel more comfortable in daily life.

Key takeaways

  • MonaLisa Touch is an outpatient fractional CO2 laser device that works on the lining of the vaginal canal through a slim, specially shaped probe, with no hospital stay involved.
  • It is chosen for menopause-related discomfort, itching or burning, reduced tone and elasticity, dryness and selected episodes of mild stress urinary leakage, including by women who prefer or must avoid hormones.
  • The energy arrives as a fine grid of microscopic spots ringed by untouched tissue, and the gentle warming pushes the wall to lay down fresh collagen and elastic fibres and to improve its blood supply over the following weeks.
  • One appointment is short and normally anaesthesia-free, since a mild vibration or a feeling of warmth is what most women report, and everyday activity resumes the same day with brief advice to pause intimacy while the tissue settles.
  • Because collagen rebuilds slowly the relief arrives gradually rather than at once, the effect is long-lasting rather than permanent so occasional maintenance may be advised, and an examination beforehand rules out other causes of the same symptoms.
On this page
  • What it is
  • How it works
  • What it is used for and who it helps
  • Benefits and what to expect
  • Frequently asked questions

At a glance

Type
fractional CO2 laser for vaginal rejuvenation
Used for
vaginal dryness, loss of tone, mild stress urinary leakage, menopause-related discomfort
Key benefit
relief of functional symptoms without surgery or hormones
Session
short, typically anaesthesia-free, outpatient
Where it is used
gynaecology clinics in leading accredited centres abroad

What it is

MonaLisa Touch is a medical laser system designed specifically for the delicate tissue of the vaginal canal. It uses a fractional CO2 laser, meaning the energy is delivered in a precise grid of tiny points rather than across the whole surface, so the treated spots are surrounded by untouched tissue that helps them heal quickly. A specially shaped probe is inserted gently so the laser can reach the vaginal wall evenly. The aim is not to remove or cut tissue but to stimulate the wall to renew itself, rebuilding the collagen and moisture that can be lost with age, menopause or hormonal changes. It is an outpatient treatment with no hospital stay.

How it works

During the session the clinician inserts the slim probe and the laser delivers brief, controlled pulses of energy to the vaginal lining in a fractional pattern. This gentle warming signals the tissue to start a repair response: over the following weeks the body produces fresh collagen and elastic fibres and improves the local blood supply, so the wall gradually becomes thicker, more elastic and better lubricated. The procedure itself is short and usually needs no anaesthesia, as most women feel only a mild vibration or warmth. A typical plan is a small number of sessions spaced a few weeks apart, with the benefit building over time as the tissue renews.

What it is used for and who it helps

MonaLisa Touch is mainly a functional treatment. It is used for vaginal dryness, itching or burning, loss of elasticity and tone, discomfort during intimacy, and certain cases of mild stress urinary leakage. These symptoms are common around and after menopause, when falling hormone levels thin the vaginal lining, and may also follow some cancer treatments where hormone therapy is not an option. It helps women who want relief without surgery and who prefer or cannot use hormonal treatments. Because similar symptoms can have other causes, a clinician examines you and reviews your history first to confirm the treatment is appropriate and to rule out conditions that need different care.

Benefits and what to expect

The main benefit is symptom relief from a quick, non-surgical, generally hormone-free and anaesthesia-free treatment with minimal downtime. Many women notice gradually improving comfort, moisture and tissue quality over the weeks following their sessions, since the collagen rebuilds over time rather than instantly. Most can return to daily activities the same day, with brief advice to avoid intercourse for a short period afterwards. Side effects are usually mild and short-lived, such as light spotting or a feeling of warmth. Results are not permanent because the tissue continues to age, so occasional maintenance sessions may be recommended, and the care team gives an individualised plan and aftercare.

Frequently asked questions

These answers are general guidance and may vary by provider. Confirm the details with the hospital you choose.

Is the treatment painful?+

It is usually very well tolerated and most women feel only a mild vibration or warmth, so no anaesthesia is generally needed. The probe is slim and the pulses are gentle, and the session is short.

Is there any downtime?+

Downtime is minimal. You can usually return to daily life the same day, with brief advice to avoid intercourse for a short period afterwards while the tissue settles.

How many sessions will I need?+

A small number of sessions spaced a few weeks apart is typical, because the tissue renews gradually. A clinician will tailor the plan to your symptoms and how you respond.

When will I notice improvement?+

Improvement builds over the weeks after treatment as new collagen and elastic fibres form, so dryness and comfort usually ease gradually rather than immediately, and continue to improve across the course.

Can I have it if I cannot use hormones?+

Yes, it is often chosen by women who prefer not to use, or cannot use, hormonal treatments, including some after certain cancer treatments. A clinician will confirm it is suitable for your situation.

Are the results permanent?+

The effect is long-lasting but not permanent, as the tissue continues to change over time. Occasional maintenance sessions can help preserve the benefit, and your clinician will advise on timing.

On this page

  • What it is
  • How it works
  • What it is used for and who it helps
  • Benefits and what to expect
  • Frequently asked questions

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