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POISE HIFU Vaginal Wellness
POISE uses high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU), delivered with a slim internal probe, as a non-surgical option for women concerned about vaginal laxity, dryness, reduced sensation or light stress leakage, including changes after childbirth or menopause.
- TechnologyHigh-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU)
- DeliveryInternal probe that rotates automatically
- SensationUsually described as warmth
- PlanSessions and timing set at consultation
Focused ultrasound and the body’s own remodeling
HIFU focuses ultrasound energy at controlled depths, creating tiny zones of gentle heat. The body’s natural repair response to that heat is associated with collagen and elastin remodeling, which is the basis for HIFU’s use in tissue tightening.
During a POISE treatment, the probe rotates automatically inside the vagina so energy is delivered evenly. When changes occur, they usually develop over the following weeks to months as tissue remodels, rather than all at once.
Concerns women often bring to a POISE consultation
- A feeling of looseness after childbirth
- Dryness or tissue changes around menopause
- Reduced sensation
- Light leakage when coughing, laughing or sneezing
- Less confidence with intimacy
- A preference for a non-surgical, drug-free option
Your consultation helps sort out which concerns POISE may address and which deserve a different approach.
What to expect at your consultation
Private conversation
We review your goals, history, childbirth and menopause changes, and what matters most to you.
Eligibility screening
We check for anything that needs medical attention first, such as pregnancy, active infection, prolapse symptoms or unexplained bleeding.
Personalized plan
If POISE is a fit, you receive a treatment plan, pre- and post-visit guidance and transparent pricing.
What POISE can and cannot do
Published research on vaginal HIFU consists mostly of small studies with short follow-up. Some report improvement in laxity, sexual function and stress leakage, but long-term data are limited. Results vary and no specific outcome is guaranteed.
Temporary warmth, redness or sensitivity can occur and usually resolves within hours. POISE does not replace evaluation for pelvic organ prolapse, infection, pain without a known cause, or bleeding. If anything suggests a medical issue, we will recommend appropriate care.
POISE or EROS-VR?
PRIMAL Vitality offers two distinct technologies for women’s intimate wellness. They work differently, and your consultation helps decide which, if either, fits your goals.
POISE
High-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) delivered with an internal probe, aimed at tissue tightening and support.
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EROS-VR
Low-intensity acoustic waves delivered in a series of short sessions, explored for comfort, sensation and blood flow.
Learn about EROS-VR →POISE questions
Is POISE the same as EROS-VR?
No. POISE uses high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) with an internal probe. EROS-VR uses low-intensity acoustic waves. They are different technologies with different plans.
Does it hurt?
Most women describe a warm sensation rather than pain. Tell your provider right away if anything feels uncomfortable.
How many treatments will I need?
Plans vary. Your provider explains the recommended number and length of treatments after your consultation.
Is there downtime?
Most clients return to normal activities right away. Temporary warmth, redness or sensitivity may occur and usually resolves within hours.
When might I notice a change?
Because HIFU works through tissue remodeling, changes, when they occur, generally develop gradually over the following two to three months. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
Is POISE right for everyone?
No. Pregnancy, active infection, prolapse symptoms and certain other conditions are screened for during your consultation, and we may recommend medical evaluation first.
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Talk privately about POISE
Start with a discreet, in-person consultation and leave with clear answers about whether POISE fits your goals.
In-person consultations at our Frisco, Texas clinic. Results vary and no specific outcome is guaranteed.