WHY HEER
Vaginal tightening — why choose HEER? A feeling of looseness or dryness does not necessarily have the same cause for everyone. We review the mucosa, volume and pelvic-floor condition through vaginal pressure (strength), volume (size) precision testing and examination, then plan only the laser or filler options considered relevant — alone or as a combination program such as the All-Layer vaginal laser. It is not a matter of choosing a fixed package.
- Laser and filler options are reviewed according to your condition rather than fixed to one product
- Assessment by an OB-GYN specialist with prior clinical leadership experience in Shenzhen, China
- Consultation and treatment planning led directly by a female OB-GYN specialist
HEER PRECISION CHECK POINT
- Objective testingyour current state in numbers, not subjective feeling
- About 5 minutesshort and simple
- Discomfort variesthe process is similar to a routine vaginal exam; tell the clinician promptly if you feel pain or discomfort
- Tailored planninga treatment plan built on your results
Signature products
- Vaginal laserJilssera · Shurian · Vesta · Revive
- Vaginal fillerOrgafill · Winkfill · Wonderfill
HEER ORGAFILL — Volume Design
Rather than simply increasing the injected amount, we review vaginal length and width, mucosal condition and the areas where volume supplementation may be considered, then plan the range and amount individually. Orgafill's collagen-based characteristics may be considered with the aim of supplementing volume and a sense of elasticity; the decision centers on specialist assessment and injection planning, not the product alone.
Vaginal filler — assessment and procedure
Filler is injected in the vaginal canal with the aim of supplementing volume where indicated and possibly changing elasticity.
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- Current state example
- Reduced volume with diminished elasticity
- Thin vaginal mucosa with pronounced folds
- Dryness, sensitivity and friction discomfort
- Procedure
- Filler is placed in the submucosal layer
- Amount is set to suit each person's condition
- Injection plan example
- Aims to supplement volume at the injection site
- Change in mucosal thickness and elasticity varies by individual
- Possible improvement in dryness or friction discomfort is discussed; outcomes and satisfaction vary
These are consultation illustrations of a current-state example, injection process and injection plan, not a patient case or prediction of results. Appearance, degree of change and duration vary, and no outcome is guaranteed. Pain, bleeding, infection, hematoma, nodules, asymmetry, filler migration or tissue injury can occur; the final plan and precautions are provided after clinical assessment.
- Suitability is considered with the aim of supplementing volume and elasticity
- Areas of the vaginal wall that may need supplementation are decided after examination
- The injection range and amount are adjusted to individual anatomy
- Ingredients and suitability are reviewed during consultation
HEER ALL LAYER vaginal laser
This program considers the mucosal, middle connective-tissue and muscle layers and may use different energy modalities alone or in combination. It is not a fixed treatment that always applies all three devices; the devices, energy and range are decided from vaginal pressure (strength), volume (size) precision testing and specialist examination.
V3 ALL LAYER program
Three energies, three layers cared for
- Mucosa
The mucosa that protects the vaginal wall
Regenerate & protect - Middle
The layer that holds elasticity and collagen
Elasticity & collagen - Muscle
Responsible for vaginal contraction and tone
Contract & support
V-Fractional
Vesta (VESTA)
- Mucosal regeneration & protection
- Improvement of vaginal dryness
- Better environment against vaginitis
V-RF
Revive, Shurian
- Support for collagen production
- Volume improvement
- Stronger tissue elasticity
V-HIFU
Ultravera (Jilssera)
- Lifting of the vaginal muscle layer
- Stronger vaginal contraction
- Better elasticity and support
From deep layer to surface,
every layer (ALL LAYER) —
the HEER V3 vaginal laser program
A tailored anesthesia system for comfortable care
An OB-GYN specialist decides on anesthesia by comprehensively considering your health, diagnosis and the type of procedure.
- We do not apply the same anesthesia to every procedure
- Simple procedures may be done with local anesthesia or none at all
- Sedation is used only when needed
- The method that fits you is decided after thorough consultation
How the day goes
- 01Consultation and designwe check your current state and set the scope
- 02Procedurewe carry out the filler or laser planned from your results
- 03Home after observationthe clinician checks the immediate response and advises when to leave
- 04Back to daily lifethis depends on the procedure and your recovery
Vaginal filler and vaginal laser information
The two differ in duration, recovery and precautions. Which one suits you is decided after vaginal pressure (strength), volume (size) precision testing and a specialist consultation.
A procedure aimed at supplementing volume in the vaginal mucosa and tissue.
Procedure information
- DurationAbout 20–40 minutes
- AnesthesiaDecided individually after examinationThe specialist decides whether local anesthesia or sedation is appropriate after considering pain sensitivity and health status.
- Going homeAfter the medical team checks the immediate response
- Daily activityCan resume immediately
- ShoweringCan shower the same day
- WorkCan return to work the same day
- IntercourseAfter about 1–2 weeks and medical confirmation of recovery
- Swimming·saunaAfter about 1 week
- Follow-upOne follow-up check
- Duration of effectVaries with the filler product and the individual
Recovery
Day of the procedure- Slight swelling and a heavy sensation can occur.
- Light walking is fine.
- The medical team advises when you can leave after checking your response.
2–3 days- Swelling may feel most noticeable.
- The impact on daily activity can differ by individual.
- Avoid pressing or irritating the treated area.
1 week- Appearance and swelling are reviewed at follow-up.
- Changes in any foreign-body sensation differ by individual.
2 weeks- The medical team assesses how the area is settling.
- Intercourse and exercise are possible once confirmed by our medical team.
After the procedure
- Avoid alcohol and smoking on the dayboth can slow recovery and increase swelling.
- Avoid tight clothingcomfortable underwear is preferable to leggings or shapewear.
- Don't press the treated area firmlyavoid touching it frequently.
- Rest from strenuous exercise for a few daysgym workouts, cycling and horse riding are better started after a week or more of recovery.
- Do take your prescribed medicationit helps prevent inflammation and supports recovery.
Recovery and results vary with the treated area, product and individual. Possible risks include pain, bleeding, infection, hematoma, nodules, asymmetry, filler migration or tissue injury. Contact the clinic promptly for increasing pain, fever, foul-smelling discharge or persistent bleeding, and follow the specialist's final advice.
A procedure that considers energy types suited to your condition, from the mucosal layer through to the muscle layer.
Procedure information
- DurationAbout 10–40 minutesVaries with the type of laser.
- AnesthesiaCan be performed with a topical anesthetic sprayPain sensitivity varies; tell the medical team promptly if you feel discomfort during the procedure.
- Going homeAfter the medical team checks the immediate response
- Daily activityCan resume immediately after the procedure
- ShoweringCan shower the same day
- WorkCan return to work immediately after the procedure
- IntercourseAfter about 3–7 daysVaries with the type of laser.
- Swimming·saunaAfter about 3–7 daysVaries with the type of laser.
- Recommended sessionsDecided after consultationVaries with the type of laser.
Recovery
Right after the procedure- A warm sensation
- A slightly swollen feeling
- A temporary increase in discharge — varies with the type of laser.
2–3 days- Monitor changes in dryness.
- Discharge may temporarily increase. This varies with the type of laser.
- Avoid the irritants you were advised about, such as harsh cleansers and hot baths.
1–2 weeks- Monitor the mucosal response and recovery.
- Improvement in the feeling of looseness may gradually begin.
- Carry on with daily life while watching how discomfort and mucosal response change.
1–3 months- As collagen regeneration continues, elasticity and moisture may gradually improve.
- Revisit your goals and current condition to decide whether further care is needed.
After the procedure
- Drink enough waterit supports mucosal recovery.
- Hold off on vaginal cleansersreducing irritation while the mucosa recovers is preferable.
- Avoid hot baths for a few daystake a break from saunas, hot springs and steam rooms.
- Start intercourse after consulting our medical teamabout 3–7 days of rest supports mucosal recovery, and this varies with the type of laser.
- Use prescribed vaginal suppositories if you have themthey make recovery more comfortable.
Recovery and results vary with the device and individual. Possible risks include pain, bleeding or discharge, infection, burns, scarring and adhesions. Contact the clinic promptly for increasing pain, fever, foul-smelling discharge or persistent bleeding; the specialist makes the final decision on aftercare and session frequency.
Fees and appointments
All aesthetic procedures are non-covered. Exact fees and available combinations can vary with the care plan and timing. Please contact us by phone, the website consultation form or WhatsApp.
Results and recovery vary by individual and are not guaranteed. Side effects such as swelling or pain may occur depending on the procedure; details are explained at your visit. All aesthetic procedures are non-covered; whether and how to proceed is decided individually after a specialist consultation.
Frequently asked questions
01What test is done before vaginal tightening?
We first objectively assess the vagina and pelvic floor with vaginal pressure (strength), volume (size) precision testing. The cause of feeling loose or reduced elasticity differs from person to person — weak pelvic-floor muscles, reduced mucosal elasticity, or tissue changes from childbirth or aging. Based on the results, the OB-GYN specialist evaluates your state comprehensively and decides with you among vaginal laser, filler or combination programs (such as the All-Layer vaginal laser).
02Does it hurt a lot?
Pain and discomfort vary with the procedure and the individual. The specialist decides whether local anesthesia or sedation is appropriate after considering your health and the planned procedure; tell the team promptly if you feel pain during treatment.
03Can I go back to work right away?
You can generally return to work the same day after vaginal filler and immediately after vaginal laser. Individual responses vary, so follow the medical team's advice if you experience pain, swelling or other discomfort.
04When can I exercise?
Light exercise after a few days, and strenuous exercise or swimming after about a week. For exercise that puts pressure on the treated area — gym workouts, cycling, horse riding — please start once your recovery has been checked.
05When is intercourse possible?
It depends on the procedure and your recovery. In general, about 1–2 weeks after vaginal filler and about 3–7 days after vaginal laser, following your medical team's advice; the timing can differ with the type of laser.