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Bladder leakage is common. But common doesn’t mean you have to simply live with it.
Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles that helps support your bladder and other pelvic organs. Like other muscles, these can weaken or lose function over time.
Pregnancy, childbirth, aging, and hormonal changes can influence pelvic tissues and function. But urinary incontinence isn’t always caused by the same thing.
That’s why Dr. Roz begins by understanding when you leak, what triggers it, how long it has been happening, and how it affects your life.
“When pelvic floor weakness is contributing to urinary leakage, I want to look at whether we can improve the function of those muscles—not only find better ways to manage the symptom.”
That begins with understanding why you’re leaking in the first place.
— Dr. Roz Ranon
VTone is part of the EmpowerRF platform by InMode and is designed for pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation.
The anatomically designed applicator delivers intravaginal electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), producing involuntary pelvic floor muscle contractions during an in-office treatment.
Think of it differently from simply being told to “do more Kegels.” VTone repeatedly activates the muscles without requiring you to consciously contract them each time.
The applicator delivers electrical muscle stimulation to the pelvic floor.
The stimulation causes involuntary contractions of the pelvic floor muscles.
Repeated stimulation is designed to rehabilitate weakened muscles involved in pelvic support.
Leaks when you cough, sneeze, laugh, jump, run, or exercise. Pelvic floor weakness can be one contributing factor.
A sudden, difficult-to-control need to urinate and concern you won’t reach the bathroom in time.
Some women experience symptoms of both stress and urge incontinence. Evaluation helps clarify the right next step.
During treatment, the applicator is positioned intravaginally and delivers electrical stimulation that causes the pelvic floor muscles to contract.
The intensity is adjusted according to your comfort and individual treatment plan. There are no surgical incisions or surgical recovery.
Performed privately at Dr. Roz NMD
No incisions or surgical procedure
Settings adjusted to your plan
Urinary leakage can occur alongside vaginal dryness or changes in vaginal tissues. FormaV uses controlled radiofrequency energy on vaginal and vulvar tissues.
VTone focuses on pelvic floor muscle stimulation and rehabilitation. FormaV addresses vaginal and vulvar tissues. Depending on your symptoms, Dr. Roz may recommend VTone alone or discuss complementary care.
A private conversation about symptoms, health history, childbirth, hormonal changes, and how leakage affects your life.
If pelvic floor weakness appears to contribute, Dr. Roz will discuss whether VTone may be appropriate.
Your response is personal. Dr. Roz explains what to expect and evaluates progress throughout treatment.
Treating bladder leakage is personal. You should feel comfortable discussing it with the physician caring for you.
Dr. Roz Ranon is a licensed naturopathic physician who takes an individualized approach to women’s health, pelvic wellness, hormones, and healthy aging.
Rather than automatically recommending a procedure based on one symptom, she considers when symptoms occur, pelvic floor function, childbirth history, hormonal changes, and overall health.
VTone is an InMode technology designed for pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation. It uses intravaginal electrical muscle stimulation to produce involuntary pelvic floor contractions.
Dr. Roz NMD offers VTone by InMode in Scottsdale as part of individualized pelvic floor and women’s wellness care.
Or call us first at 480.999.0809
