Urinary incontinence is a health problem that seriously affects the quality of life, especially in women. The most common of these is… stress incontinenceIt is characterized by involuntary urine leakage during situations that increase intra-abdominal pressure, such as coughing, sneezing, laughing, or lifting heavy objects.
Unfortunately, many people silently endure this situation, viewing it as a natural consequence of aging. However, treatment is possible And it can be solved quite comfortably with modern methods.
Causes of Stress Incontinence
- Difficult and multiple births → Weakening of the pelvic floor muscles
- Menopause → Decrease in estrogen and loss of tissue elasticity.
- Excess weight and heavy lifting → Increased intra-abdominal pressure
- Aging → Relaxation of connective tissue and muscle structure
Treatment Methods
- Lifestyle adjustments (weight control, fluid regulation)
- Kegel exercises (pelvic floor strengthening)
- Surgical treatments (TVT/TOT in advanced cases)
- Laser technologies → Systems like Shelase and Mona Lisa
- An alternative to surgery
- No anesthesia required.
- It does not disrupt daily life.
Laser treatments for stress incontinence offer an effective and comfortable solution without the need for surgery. By strengthening the pelvic floor, they both reduce urinary incontinence symptoms and rapidly improve quality of life. Today, modern laser technologies have gained a significant place, especially among first-line treatment options.
Shelase Hybrid Laser: Where Dual Power Meets
Modern and Comfortable Solution
Shelase operates at both CO₂ and Er:YAG laser wavelengths, simultaneously targeting superficial and deep tissues and initiating a multi-layered regeneration process.
CO₂ laser: It provides regeneration and epithelial renewal in superficial tissue.
- Er:YAG laser: It stimulates collagen production in deeper layers and strengthens pelvic floor tissues.
In this way a multi-layered and comprehensive effect is obtained:
- The surface and deep layers work together.
- It provides both quick and long-lasting results.
- It fills the gaps where single-laser systems “fall short”.
How does it work?
- The connective tissue in the vaginal area and the pelvic floor are stimulated with laser energy, increasing collagen production and tightening the tissue.
- Session duration: Approximately 5 minutes.
- Number of sessions: 3 sessions, spaced 4–6 weeks apart.
- Advantages:
- Painless, without any discomfort.
- No anesthesia is required.
- It does not disrupt daily life.
- It has no negative impact on sexual life.
Conclusion: Urinary incontinence symptoms are significantly reduced, and patients’ quality of life improves.
Conclusion
Stress incontinence is a common health problem, especially in women, but it is treatable.. You don’t have to endure it in silence.
At Uro Health Clinic, we offer services developed with modern technology. Shelase Laser Treatment We offer you a safe, fast, and convenient solution.
