MonaLisa Touch CO2 laser
A 360° fractional CO2 laser treats the vaginal wall with tiny laser points to trigger new collagen and blood flow. It is usually done as a series of sessions. See laser vaginal rejuvenation.
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Vaginal dryness treatment in a clinic means procedures that help the vaginal lining make and hold moisture again, for women whose dryness has not improved with lubricants or creams. At Sinsoe Women's Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, female OB-GYNs offer the MonaLisa Touch 360° fractional CO2 laser, vaginal growth-factor injections, Love Fill-up vaginal filler and hormone options. An English-speaking coordinator helps you from booking to follow-up. Your doctor checks the cause first and recommends what suits your body and health history.
Lubricants and moisturisers ease dryness for a while, but they don't change the tissue itself. In-clinic treatments aim to restore the vaginal lining, so it becomes thicker, better supplied with blood and able to stay moist on its own.
Sinsoe uses several methods. Some stimulate your own collagen and blood vessels, like the CO2 laser and growth-factor injections. Others add volume and support to the lining, like Love Fill-up filler. Hormone treatment works on the estrogen side.
Many women do best with a combination. Your doctor explains each option, the number of sessions and what to realistically expect before anything is done.
Your doctor checks your history and examines the vaginal tissue before recommending a procedure.
| Your situation | What your doctor may suggest |
|---|---|
| Menopause, no reason to avoid hormones | Vaginal estrogen, alone or with laser |
| Menopause, hormones not suitable or not wanted | MonaLisa Touch laser or a growth-factor injection |
| Dryness with looseness or less sensation | Love Fill-up filler, sometimes with laser |
| After childbirth or breastfeeding | Usually simple care first, and procedures only if dryness lasts |
| Dryness with mild leaking when you cough | Laser, which can also help mild stress incontinence |
This is a general guide. Your doctor decides with you after an exam.
These are checked and treated first. Tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines.
Each works in a different way. Hormone options can be added to any of them.
A 360° fractional CO2 laser treats the vaginal wall with tiny laser points to trigger new collagen and blood flow. It is usually done as a series of sessions. See laser vaginal rejuvenation.
Thin, dry tissueA vaginal regeneration injection with growth factors, given into the vaginal lining to support repair and moisture. Stem-cell vaginal injections are also offered.
Hormone-free optionA collagen filler injected into the vaginal lining in 10 to 15 minutes. It helps with dryness, tightness and sensation. See vaginal fillers.
Dryness plus laxityMany treatments can be done on the same day as your consultation, once the exam confirms it is safe.
After laser, mild warmth, light discharge or spotting for a few days is common. After an injection or filler, you may feel slight swelling or tenderness.
After Love Fill-up, wait about one week before sex. Your doctor gives you the exact timing for laser and injections.
An honest comparison. Results vary from woman to woman, and none of these is a one-time permanent fix.
Works gradually over weeks. Possible side effects: temporary burning, spotting or discharge. Usually a series of sessions, with top-ups later.
A quick injection in the clinic. Possible side effects: temporary soreness, swelling or spotting at the injection points.
No skin test is needed because HLA is removed. Possible side effects: swelling and tenderness, rarely lumps or infection. Sex after about one week.
Often the most direct fix for menopausal dryness. Not suitable for everyone, for example some women with a history of breast cancer. See HRT.
You don't need Korean insurance. Visitors are treated as self-pay patients, with the same English-speaking support.
Laser is usually a series, so it is easy to schedule around work. Bring your Alien Registration Card.
Love Fill-up or a laser session can be done in one visit. Message us your travel dates so your doctor can plan the timing and any follow-up.
After you go home, you can message the coordinator with questions. Ask for an English medical certificate if your insurer needs one.
Sinsoe Women's Clinic at 537 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul offers vaginal dryness treatment with female doctors and an English-speaking coordinator. It is a 4-minute walk from Eonju Station Exit 7 (Line 9). Book on WhatsApp at +82-10-9517-5719.
There is no single answer. Vaginal estrogen works well for many women. If hormones aren't suitable, the MonaLisa Touch laser or a growth-factor injection may help. Your doctor recommends an option after an exam.
Most women describe a mild warm or tingling feeling, and it is usually well tolerated. Tell your doctor if you are uncomfortable at any point.
It varies. Laser and injection results build over weeks and usually fade slowly over months, so many women have top-up treatments. Your doctor gives you a realistic timeline for your case.
Usually after about one week. Your doctor confirms the timing at your check.
Yes, combinations are common. For example, laser for tissue quality and vaginal estrogen at home. Your doctor plans a combination that is safe for you.
It depends on the treatment and how many sessions you need. After a consultation, the coordinator gives you an estimate. Visitors without Korean insurance pay self-pay.
Yes. Many treatments are done on the same day as the consultation. Bring your passport and message us your travel dates first.
Tell us in English what you have already tried. A coordinator replies, books your consultation and explains the next steps.
| Mon & Fri | 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Tue, Wed, Thu | 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM |
| Saturday | 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
About this page. Written for international patients of Sinsoe Women's Clinic, Gangnam, Seoul. Last updated October 2026. This page gives general information and does not replace a consultation with a doctor.