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Laser for Urinary Incontinence

Laser therapy for urinary incontinence is a minimally invasive vaginal treatment marketed primarily for mild stress urinary incontinence (SUI). It uses controlled vaginal laser energy to stimulate tissue remodelling and collagen production.

Anatomical diagram showing the bladder, urethra and vagina in stress urinary incontinence
Illustrative diagram — the anatomy involved in stress urinary incontinence.

How does it work?

Laser energy is applied to the vaginal tissue to potentially:

  • Stimulate collagen remodelling
  • Improve vaginal tissue elasticity and support
  • Improve tissue quality around the urethra
  • Potentially reduce leakage associated with mild SUI
  1. Mild SUI
  2. Vaginal laser
  3. Tissue remodelling
  4. Possible improvement in leakage

Who may be considered?

It may be considered in selected women with mild stress urinary leakage, particularly when leakage occurs with:

  • Coughing
  • Sneezing
  • Laughing
  • Exercise
  • Lifting weights

Important

This treatment is offered for mild stress incontinence only. Moderate or severe incontinence, urge incontinence and prolapse-related leakage need different management — sometimes pelvic-floor therapy, sometimes surgery. An examination and, where needed, urodynamic assessment come first, so you are not offered a treatment that cannot help your particular problem.

Next steps

Every one of these procedures begins with an in-person gynaecological assessment. At that consultation we go through your concern, examine where necessary, explain which options are genuinely suitable for you — including doing nothing — and give you a clear estimate before anything is scheduled.

Speak to Dr. Shilpi Sankhala

Consultations are private and confidential. There is no pressure to proceed.

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Please note: this page is general health information, not a diagnosis or a treatment plan. Every patient is different — please consult a doctor about your own situation. In an emergency, call (+91) 999-890-9448 immediately.