Female Intimate Wellness in Fayetteville, AR
Childbirth, menopause, and hormonal changes can all affect the muscles and tissue of the vagina over time. Most women experience some degree of dryness, reduced sensation, loss of elasticity, or mild incontinence at some point, and none of it has to be permanent.
At Rejuvenated, A Well Labs+ Medspa, Female Intimate Wellness rejuvenation in Fayetteville, AR is built around two non-surgical treatment options, delivered in a private, comfortable setting by a trained medical team.
Common changes we help address.
You might benefit from Female Intimate Wellness rejuvenation if you are noticing any of the following:
- Vaginal dryness or discomfort during intimacy
- Reduced sensation or difficulty reaching orgasm
- Loss of tightness or elasticity, often after childbirth
- Mild stress incontinence, such as leaking with a cough or laugh
- Changes tied to menopause or hormonal shifts
- A general sense that your intimate wellness has changed and you want that addressed directly
These changes are common, and a short consultation is the easiest way to find out which treatment fits your specific concerns, and what current evidence supports for each option.
ThermiVA
ThermiVA uses radiofrequency thermal energy applied to the tissue, with the goal of stimulating collagen production and supporting tissue health. It’s worth understanding exactly what this device is, and isn’t, cleared for.
ThermiVA’s underlying RF technology has FDA clearance for general dermatological and surgical procedures involving tissue heating. Its use here, for intimate wellness goals like tightness, lubrication, or urinary symptoms, is considered an off-label application, meaning it hasn’t gone through FDA review specifically for these purposes, a distinction that’s applied to most energy-based devices marketed this way industry-wide.
That doesn’t mean it doesn’t help. Many patients and providers report positive changes in comfort, tightness, and lubrication, and the treatment itself carries a well-established general safety profile: it’s performed in office, involves no downtime, and most patients describe the sensation as a gentle warmth rather than discomfort. But it’s honest to say the specific outcomes for intimate wellness use haven’t been established through the same rigorous, FDA-reviewed process as the device’s original cleared use, and Dr. Gentry will talk through that distinction with you directly during your consultation.
The O-Shot
The O-Shot is a non-surgical procedure that uses platelet-rich plasma, drawn from your own blood, injected into vaginal and clitoral tissue. The idea is to support tissue health and nerve response using your body’s own healing factors. A topical numbing cream is applied before the injection, and the procedure is quick with no meaningful downtime afterward.
This is considered an emerging, investigational treatment. It isn’t FDA-approved for this specific use, and it isn’t yet endorsed by major women’s health organizations as a routine, established treatment. The published research so far, mostly smaller studies without large control groups, has shown encouraging signals for some patients, particularly around orgasm quality and lubrication, but the evidence base is still developing rather than conclusive.
Some patients report meaningful improvement; results and experiences vary, and Dr. Gentry can walk you through what the current research does and doesn’t yet show before you decide if it’s right for you.
Hormone Therapy & Perimenopause support
Perimenopause can bring changes that affect far more than your menstrual cycle. Shifts in estrogen, progesterone, and other hormones may contribute to vaginal dryness, discomfort with intimacy, changes in libido, sleep disruption, hot flashes, mood changes, and other symptoms that can affect how you feel day to day. Hormone therapy can be one option for addressing these symptoms when they’re related to changing hormone levels.
Depending on your symptoms, health history, and individual goals, hormone therapy may involve estrogen, progesterone, or other treatments designed to support your changing hormone needs. For vaginal symptoms such as dryness or discomfort, localized vaginal estrogen may be an option, while systemic hormone therapy may be considered when symptoms affect multiple areas of your health. Treatment is individualized rather than based on a one-size-fits-all approach.
GAINSWave For Her
GAINSWave For Her uses low-intensity acoustic wave therapy to support blood flow and tissue health in intimate areas. The treatment is non-invasive, requires no needles or anesthesia, and involves little to no downtime.
The therapy is designed to encourage circulation and a natural tissue response, which may support sensitivity, comfort, lubrication, and sexual wellness for some women. Research specifically focused on women is still developing, so outcomes can vary. Dr. Gentry can discuss the potential benefits, limitations, and whether this approach fits your symptoms and goals during your consultation.
ThermiVA or the O-Shot: which is right for you?
ThermiVA — often the starting point
ThermiVA is generally the starting point patients consider first for tightening, dryness, and mild incontinence, since it works on the tissue itself through heat and is backed by a longer track record of general use, even though its specific application here is off-label.
The O-Shot — sensation & response
The O-Shot is more often considered for sensation, orgasm quality, and natural lubrication, since it targets nerve and tissue response directly, understanding that its evidence base is still emerging.
Many patients choose to combine both treatments, and your provider can help you decide what makes sense based on your specific goals and how you feel about the current state of evidence for each.
A private room. A small, experienced team.
We understand that intimate treatments come with real questions about privacy and comfort, and we take both seriously. Your consultation and treatment take place in a private room with a small, experienced clinical team, not a walk-in setting. Neither treatment requires anesthesia or incisions, both are typically well tolerated, and most patients return to normal activity the same day.
A licensed medical team, trained specifically in these procedures.
Dr. Nick Gentry
Board-certified emergency medicine physician with additional training in functional and regenerative medicine. Oversees Rejuvenated's intimate wellness program.
Alexis Clark, MPAS, PA-C
Physician Assistant certified in Applying Functional Medicine, with a background in family medicine and hormone optimization. Joined the Rejuvenated team in 2023.
Molly Davis, MSN, APRN-CNP
Board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner treating patients across the lifespan, with a background in functional medicine and ICU and CVICU critical care nursing.
Attentive. Professional. Results driven.
"Superb treatment and outcomes."
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Rejuvenated’s care is backed by real, verified Google reviews. Patients consistently describe the practice as attentive, professional, and results driven. That same level of attention shapes every intimate wellness consultation, where privacy and your comfort come first.
Answers before you book.
Female Intimate Wellness rejuvenation refers to non-surgical treatments intended to support vaginal tightness, lubrication, sensation, and overall comfort, most commonly ThermiVA and the O-Shot. It’s worth knowing going in that both are considered off-label or emerging uses rather than treatments with dedicated FDA approval for these specific purposes.
Most women experiencing dryness, reduced sensation, loss of tightness, or mild incontinence following childbirth, aging, or menopause are potential candidates. Your consultation will confirm which treatment fits your history and goals, and walk you through what each option’s evidence currently supports.
Yes. Treatments take place in a private room with a small clinical team, and your privacy is a priority throughout your visit.
This varies by treatment and by patient. Some women notice improvement after a single ThermiVA session, while others benefit from a short series. Your provider will recommend a specific plan during your consultation.
This varies by patient and by treatment. Some women notice initial changes within a few weeks, with continued change as tissue responds over the following months. Individual results vary, and Dr. Gentry can set realistic expectations based on your specific situation.
Both treatments are generally well tolerated. ThermiVA typically feels like gentle warmth, and a numbing cream is used before the O-Shot injection to minimize discomfort.
A private, judgment-free setting and a straight answer about what each option can and can't yet promise.
Rejuvenated, A Well Labs+ Medspa is located at 1438 E. Augustine Suite 2, Fayetteville, AR, and welcomes patients from throughout Northwest Arkansas, including Springdale, Rogers, and Bentonville. For Female Intimate Wellness rejuvenation, Fayetteville, AR patients get a private, judgment-free setting and a team trained specifically in these treatments, along with a straight answer about what each option can and can’t yet promise. Request a consultation to talk through your symptoms and find the right option for you.
Since hormonal changes, especially around menopause, are a common cause of these symptoms, many patients also explore our Hormones services alongside intimate rejuvenation for a more complete approach to how they feel.
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