Cosmetic & Reconstructive Gynecology Treatments | Minnesota Women's Care

Anal skin tags are the same as skin tags on any other part of the body. Typically they are not harmful, but can be removed if they're causing discomfort.

Cliovana™ is a painless, non-invasive treatment used to heighten sensation, frequency and strength of orgasms. After 4 brief treatments over two weeks, the results are long-lasting.

Excessive clitoral skin can be removed during a procedure that reduces the size and area of the clitoral hood to expose more of the clitoris itself.

FemiLift is a non-surgical, quick and safe solution for various common feminine issues, such as Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI), vaginal laxity, vaginal dryness, recurring infections, and more.

Treatment of FGM is geared to toward addressing symptoms and restoration of anatomy.

During Hymen Restoration (hymenoplasty), the hymen – the membrane that partially covers the opening to the vagina – is reconstructed to become more intact.

Labia majora augmentation involves the use of the patients' own fat cells or cosmetic fillers to “reinflate” the vulva for a more youthful appearance.

Skin everywhere on the body becomes thin with the passage of time. Vulvar skin is not excluded. Due to decreased collagen and blood supply, vulvar skin can thin, become wrinkled, and easily traumatized.

The term "labiaplasty" most often refers to a procedure used to reduce and even out the inner lips - labia minora - of the exterior female genitalia.

Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation is a broad term that often refers to a number of different non-surgical procedures used to address common issues related to vaginal laxity. Each treatment works differently.

MonaLisa Touch is a non-invasive, fast, laser treatment that encourages the body to produce more collagen in the targeted tissue. Women experiencing painful intercourse, sexual dysfunction, vaginal dryness, or burning or urinary incontinence often request this treatment to find relief.

The mons pubis is the “fat pad” area above the vulva/vagina. Similar approaches to handling fatty areas of the abdomen can be used for this area.

Millions of women experience loss of bladder control and leak urine involuntarily. Going far beyond absorbent undies, we have a full range of non-surgical urinary incontinence treatments that have proven to be effective for many women.

Orgasm improvement is often accomplished with the O-Shot – an injection of platelet rich plasma around the clitoris, the urethra and vagina. It results in improved nerve and collagen growth as a result of the stimulation provided by the platelets.

Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation helps women who are experiencing pelvic floor dysfuntion due to trauma, age, or other causes. Much like muscle rehabilitation for other areas of the body, a multi-disciplinary approach is used to repair and strengthen this essential support network.

"Post Cesarean Scar Apron" is the term coined by Dr. Marco Pelosi II in reference to the sometimes thickened and retracted scar that occurs following a cesarean section. The scar retracts and causes abdominal tissue to create a flap or "apron."

Symptoms of urinary tract infections include urinary frequency and urgency, bladder or urethral burning, and discomfort in the bladder. Urinary tract infections are considered recurrent if you have 2 or more infections in 6 months or 3 or more infections in a year.

THERMIva® is a non-surgical treatment that is designed to comfortably restore the elastic, youthful properties to the inner and outer vaginal area without the need for plastic surgery, pain, or downtime. THERMIva uses RF energy that gently heats tissue to restore normal tissue tone and function.

Vaginal, vulva, and anal bleaching is a treatment designed to safely lighten the color of the skin in the genital area.

Vaginoplasty is the surgical lightening of the vagina for women who are experiencing vaginal laxity (looseness) or a widening of the vagina. This procedure repairs obvious defects in vaginal inlet muscle integrity as well as tightening of the vaginal canal.