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Dr. Dina Rezk offers surgical and non-surgical treatment for vaginal laxity and dryness at her cosmetic gynecology clinic in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Her approach encompasses vaginoplasty for significant laxity, PRP and HIFEM as the better-established non-surgical options, laser and radiofrequency therapy offered for mild to moderate cases with full disclosure of their investigational, non-FDA-cleared status for this use, and evidence-based treatment for vulvovaginal atrophy. Treatment selection is based on individual clinical assessment, with protocols informed by gynaecological and aesthetic medicine standards.

• Prevalence: An estimated 50–80% of post-menopausal women experience some degree of vulvovaginal atrophy or dryness — one of the most prevalent and undertreated gynaecological conditions globally. (Source: International Menopause Society / NAMS position statements)
• Non-surgical growth: Energy-based vaginal treatments (laser and radiofrequency) saw significant expansion in clinical adoption between 2015 and 2024, driven by patient preference for non-surgical options — despite the FDA not having cleared these devices for this specific use as of its 2018 safety communication. (Estimated — Global Laser Aesthetic Market Reports)
• Surgical satisfaction: Patient-reported outcome studies show high satisfaction with surgical vaginoplasty for laxity, particularly for functional outcomes related to physical activity and quality of life. (Source: Aesthetic Surgery Journal; European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology)

Vaginal laxity and dryness are clinical realities that significantly affect quality of life, and they are routinely undertreated because women feel uncomfortable raising them. My role is to create a space where these conversations happen without judgment, and then to offer a treatment pathway that is scientifically sound and individually appropriate.

— Dr. Dina Rezk, cosmetic gynecologist, Riyadh