Vaginal & Pelvic Reconstruction Center

One-stop evaluation and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction, from non-surgical to surgical options, to improve urine leakage, prolapse, vaginal laxity, and intimate-area concerns.

The pelvic floor is a supporting network of muscles, ligaments, and fascia that holds up the bladder, uterus, and rectum. When this structure is damaged by childbirth, aging, menopause, or surgery, it can gradually affect urination, bowel movements, sexual function, and your everyday quality of life.

Many women are used to putting up with these symptoms, thinking they are "just normal aging" or "what happens after having children." In fact, these problems can all be evaluated and treated.

Common Symptoms

Leaking urine when coughing, sneezing, or jumping (stress urinary incontinence)
A sudden, strong urge to urinate and not making it to the toilet in time (urge urinary incontinence)
Urinary frequency, nighttime urination, difficulty urinating
A heavy, dragging sensation or a feeling of something in the vagina or perineum
Vaginal dryness, pain or discomfort during intercourse
Reduced pelvic floor function and slow recovery after childbirth

Treatment Options

Medee's Pelvic Reconstruction Center offers a full range of treatment options, from non-surgical to surgical. After evaluation by a urogynecology specialist, your treatment is planned according to the severity of your symptoms and your personal needs.

Non-Surgical Treatment

For women with mild to moderate symptoms, or who prefer not to have surgery:

EMSella Chair: high-intensity focused electromagnetic energy stimulates the pelvic floor muscles to improve urine leakage and pelvic floor weakness
EMFEMME Radiofrequency: radiofrequency energy promotes vaginal collagen regeneration to improve dryness and laxity
Guidance on pelvic floor muscle training
Medication (as appropriate)

Surgical Treatment

For women whose conservative treatment has not been effective enough, or whose symptoms seriously affect daily life:

Urinary incontinence surgery: mid-urethral sling surgery, minimally invasive with a short operating time
Pelvic organ prolapse repair surgery: restores the bladder, uterus, or rectum to its normal position
Vaginal reconstruction surgery: improves vaginal laxity caused by childbirth or aging
Labiaplasty (labia majora and minora): improves functional discomfort or structural problems

Clinic Evaluation

At your first visit, your doctor will take a full history of your symptoms, childbirth history, and lifestyle, arrange urodynamic testing or ultrasound if needed, and then discuss the most suitable treatment approach.

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