Votiva Vaginal Rejuvenation in Dallas, TX

Votiva is a non-surgical intimate wellness treatment that uses radiofrequency energy to gently heat vaginal and vulvar tissue. This controlled heating supports circulation and tissue remodeling, helping improve concerns such as vaginal dryness, tissue laxity, and changes in firmness and comfort.

Most patients find Votiva comfortable and experience a gentle warming sensation during treatment, often compared to a warm stone massage. Your provider will monitor your comfort throughout the procedure and adjust treatment as needed.

A typical Votiva treatment plan includes three sessions spaced approximately four to six weeks apart. Your recommended treatment plan may vary based on your symptoms, goals, and whether Votiva is being used on its own or as part of a broader intimate wellness plan.

Votiva requires little to no downtime, and most patients can return to their normal routine immediately after treatment. Mild redness, swelling, tenderness, or spotting may occur temporarily. Your provider will give you specific aftercare instructions based on the areas treated.

No. Votiva uses radiofrequency energy, not laser energy. Radiofrequency gently heats the treated tissue to support circulation and tissue remodeling.

Both Votiva and Morpheus8V use radiofrequency energy, but they deliver it differently. Votiva uses controlled radiofrequency heating without microneedling, while Morpheus8V uses tiny microneedles to deliver fractional radiofrequency energy at controlled depths beneath the tissue surface. Your provider may recommend one or incorporate both into a treatment plan depending on your concerns.

Votiva and VTone can both be incorporated into treatment plans for bladder leakage and intimate wellness, but they work differently. Votiva uses radiofrequency energy to improve vaginal tissue quality and firmness, while VTone uses electrical muscle stimulation to strengthen and retrain the pelvic floor muscles. Depending on what is contributing to your symptoms, your provider may recommend one or include both as part of a more comprehensive treatment plan.

Votiva may be incorporated into treatment plans for women experiencing mild urinary incontinence or bladder leakage, but urinary symptoms can have different underlying causes. At Entice, your provider evaluates your symptoms and pelvic floor function before recommending treatment. Depending on what is contributing to your leakage, your plan may include Votiva alongside other pelvic floor or intimate wellness treatments.

It depends on what is causing the laxity and how significant it is. Votiva can improve vaginal tissue quality and firmness, but it does not surgically repair separated or significantly weakened pelvic floor muscles. Women with more advanced vaginal laxity may be better candidates for surgical evaluation.

Results vary based on your symptoms, tissue quality, hormonal changes, aging, childbirth, and other factors. Votiva does not stop these natural changes, so periodic maintenance treatments may be recommended to help preserve your improvements over time.

A recent normal Pap test and vaginal exam help confirm that it is appropriate to proceed with treatment. Your provider will review your health history and existing results and let you know if anything additional is needed before your Votiva treatment.

Yes. Depending on your symptoms and goals, Votiva may be used on its own or combined with other intimate wellness treatments. Your provider may recommend treatments such as VTone, Morpheus8V, the O-Shot, MonaLisa Touch, hormone therapy, or other treatments when a more comprehensive approach is appropriate. Your treatment plan will be based on what is contributing to your symptoms rather than a one-size-fits-all protocol.