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Overview

If you have experienced a vaginal delivery, some issues you may be experiencing include overactive bladder symptoms such as urgency and frequency, stress urinary incontinence (leaking with coughing or sneezing), prolapse, and postpartum sexual dysfunction.Postpartum sexual dysfunction may include several factors including painful intercourse and feeling decreased tone in the vagina. 

Why is this happening to my body?

The vagina stretches during the delivery, but after childbirth may not return to its pre-pregnant size. Moreover, pelvic muscle relaxation occurs due to stretching and trauma during the delivery. There may be pelvic floor injury due to compression or damage to the nerves, muscles and connective tissue. This is impactful as an optimal pelvic floor supports your pelvic organs, controls your bladder continence, and is involved in sexual satisfaction. 

If you are experiencing a pelvic organ prolapse, you may have noticed that part of the vaginal wall or uterus has descended lower than normal into the pelvic cavity. This is largely due to weakened or injured pelvic floor muscles from delivery. The risk of pelvic organ prolapse increases with the number of deliveries you have. This may lead to discomfort, incontinence, painful intercourse and a decrease in self-esteem.In severe cases, this may lead to surgery, but we have other treatment options to help!

Just like the vagina and pelvic floor muscles are stretched and manipulated in pregnancy and delivery, as is the abdominal wall. The abdomen stretches as baby grows and a condition known as diastasis recti can sometimes occur. This is essentially separation of the abdominal muscles which can be quite uncomfortable. Exercises and physical therapy can assist with this, and occasionally surgery may be necessary. 

What Should I Do?

Our postpartum recommendation would be one session of Morpheus 8 V, 6 sessions of V Tone, and 6 Sessions of Abdominal Tone.

The Morpheus 8 V will assist with incontinence issues, and painful intercourse. The V Tone, will assist with incontinence, regaining tone in the vagina, improving sexual satisfaction and assisting with prolapse. TheAbdominal Tone, will help to strengthen the core and abdominal muscles, and help to regain your pre-pregnant appearance. 

In addition to these treatments, it is also suggested to do maintenance exercises at home that can help alleviate stress on the pelvic floor.

This includes:
- do regular Kegel exercises
- focus on moving in neutral alignment
- do exercises to help strengthen your core muscles

Your healthcare provider will schedule post-partum check-ups to monitor your recovery and well-being. It’s important to attend these appointments to ensure that your body is healing properly. Remember that every woman’s experience is unique, and recovery can vary from person to person. If you have concerns or experience severe pain, bleeding, or other unusual symptoms, contact your healthcare provider for guidance and support. Postpartum recovery is a gradual process, so be patient with yourself and allow your body the time it needs to heal and adjust. 

Our Package:

Morpheus 8 V (one session) + 6 sessions of V Tone + 6 sessions of Abdominal Tone
"Thank you very much for offering, these treatments. The VTone and Plus90 are extremely personal procedures, and Amara clinic made this a very welcoming environment. Knowing the procedures were supported, and done by medical professionals gave me confidence in trying something new. The staff was incredibly kind, and professional, and constantly made sure I was comfortable.."
KRL
June 29, 2023
I am pleased to say I have had good results from the Plus90 procedure performed by Dr.Bakhet. I had some improvement after the first procedure, and it continued to improve over the next 2 procedures. There was minimal discomfort after the first procedure, and none in the 2nd and 3rd.  I had experienced bladder leakage when walking, coughing etc. Now it is 4 months post procedure and I have minimal problems with bladder leakage. I can exercise and do long walks comfortably without fear of embarrassment. I am grateful to be able to have this procedure as an alternative to surgery which would have less chance of success and more of a risk of complications post-surgery.
B. Campbell
Oct 17, 2023
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Our Postpartum Treatments

After Vaginal Delivery Treatment

Pregnancy and delivery likely contribute to pelvic floor injury due to compression, stretching or tearing of nerve, muscle, and connective tissue. The hymen is replaced by multiple tags of tissue. Stretching and trauma during childbirth result in pelvic muscle relaxation which may not return to the pre-gravid state.

After Emergency C. Section Treatment

After an unplanned caesarean section, you may experience both vaginal and abdominal issues such as pelvic floor dysfunction, abdominal muscle discomfort, and cosmetic concerns. After the initial 6 weeks post delivery, the majority of physiologic concerns should decrease markedly.

After Elective Treatment

The abdominal wall is lax postpartum but regains most of its normal muscular tone over several weeks. However, separation (diastasis) of the rectus abdominis muscles may persist, long term sequel may include abdominal discomfort and cosmetic issues, which may be managed conservatively or surgically.

Stretch Mark Treatment

Stretch marks are common during and after any pregnancy. While they are a symbol of all the work your body has done to create and birth your baby, they can still cause some adverse feelings. Stretch marks may have occurred to the stomach, breasts, thighs or other areas. Postpartum creams and lotions, may help to decrease the appearance of stretch marks
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