Complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after surgery, and individual satisfaction may vary. Please consult a doctor.
REAL non-surgical vaginal tightening
30–40 minutes
Procedure time
No anesthesia required
Anesthesia
Not required
Suture removal
Same-day discharge
Hospitalization / recovery
1–2 weeks after treatment
Sexual activity
Pain-free and non-invasive, with noticeable results from one treatment
Not surgery or plastic surgery. A comfortable medical treatment designed to be simple and easy.
No anesthesia, safe and fast recovery, completed in about 30 minutes
The treatment itself requires no anesthesia and is completed in about 30 minutes. There is no downtime, so everyday activities can resume immediately.
Noticeable improvement by restoring vaginal collagen and elasticity
The treatment reorganizes and renews collagen within vaginal tissue, improving elasticity and helping enhance sexual satisfaction.
How the treatment works
Radiofrequency energy reorganizes and repairs vaginal collagen to improve elasticity.
A Viveve tip, slightly smaller than a tampon, is inserted through the vaginal opening and delivers monopolar radiofrequency evenly to deeper mucosa. Cooling fluid protects the surface, so the controlled deep heating feels only warm. Over the following 1–3 months, the tissue initiates collagen regeneration.
Thermal-energy delivery
While cooling protects the vaginal surface, controlled heat is delivered into vaginal mucosal tissue.
Collagen production
Heat triggers a controlled response in vaginal mucosa. From around day 30, cellular activity increases and new collagen is produced.
Improved vaginal elasticity and fullness
Collagen continues remodeling for 30–90 days after treatment, producing a firmer and fuller sensation.
Cleared by the US FDA and certified with the European CE mark; the first and only treatment in Korea authorized by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety for vaginal laxity.
Who it is for
01
Reduced quality of sexual activity
02
Patients concerned about surgery
03
Patients with vaginal dryness or discomfort
04
Patients experiencing vaginal air release
05
Patients who feel vaginal laxity
07
Patients unable to perform pelvic-floor exercises
06
Patients who need an immediate return to daily life
REAL intimate-tightening technology
Like an old elastic band that has lost resilience, collagen-rich vaginal tissue gradually ages along with the skin over time.
REAL puts safety first and provides more effective proprietary expertise.
What patients say about REAL VIVEVE
It feels full and firm, like the cushioning of an athletic shoe.
It feels full and firm, like the cushioning of an athletic shoe.
That sense of resistance during intimacy feels really good.
It feels as though I am back to how I was before childbirth.
It used to feel very lax, but my partner noticed a change after one month, and it keeps feeling better.
REAL VIVEVE interview video
Questions and answers
Q&A
How painful is the treatment?
No anesthesia is needed and there is almost no pain. Patients describe little or no sensation, or only a feeling of warmth.
When can sexual activity resume?
Because there is no external wound, intercourse is physically possible the same day. However, tissue renewal takes time, so waiting at least seven days is recommended.
When do results appear?
Tissue renewal begins immediately after treatment, becomes noticeable within 7–30 days, and continues improving for 3–6 months.
How is it different from other lasers?
Unlike conventional laser procedures, this radiofrequency treatment uses Thermage-based technology to reach deeper tissue and produce a more substantial effect. The improvement after treatment is clearly noticeable.
How is it different from other lasers?
Standard laser treatment may appear less expensive but usually requires three to four sessions. VIVEVE is designed to work with a single treatment, so the total cost is not substantially different.
Complications such as bleeding, infection, and inflammation may occur after surgery, and individual satisfaction may vary. Please consult a doctor.