
Vaginal Rejuvenation
Discreet, Non-Surgical Intimate Rejuvenation
The Process
So here’s exactly what to expect
Two discreet, non-surgical options, chosen with you at a private consultation. Radiofrequency uses gentle thermal energy to boost blood flow and collagen, while injections of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or hyaluronic acid filler restore volume or sensitivity.

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Your private consultation
In a discreet, judgment-free conversation, we talk through your concerns and goals, then recommend radiofrequency, PRP or filler injections, or a combination.
See Results
Clinical Outcomes: Vaginal Rejuvenation
Documented Progression and Measurable Results
Why clients love our Vaginal Rejuvenation?
We’re glad you asked. Let’s get into the good stuff.

Two Non-Surgical Options
Radiofrequency or PRP and filler injections, chosen around your goals, with no surgery.

Boosted Collagen & Blood Flow
Gentle radiofrequency warmth stimulates collagen and circulation for improved tone.

Restored Volume & Sensitivity
PRP from your own blood, or hyaluronic acid filler, restores volume or sensitivity where it’s needed.

Discreet, Minimal Downtime
Private sessions, and most clients return to their routine right away.
Price Calculation
Okay, but what’s this actually going to cost me?
Let’s do the math. See what this treatment typically costs, and what it could look like split into monthly payments.
Typical price
around $1,236
per procedure
Based on US national average range. AFL doesn’t list prices online: your exact price is set at your consultation.
1 procedure × the typical range. Drag to try a different amount.
Pay over time
8.3%
of the total each month
92%
less due today than paying in full
- No hard credit check
- 0% APR options for eligible patients
- Plans from 1 to 60 months
Checking your rate won't affect your credit score.
Final pricing is determined during the initial consultation based on the specific technology used and the volume of the treatment area. Monthly amounts are examples: the estimated total divided by the plan length, before any interest. 0% APR and other promotional rates depend on eligibility (Cherry APRs range from 0% to 35.99%); your actual plan and rate come from Cherry or PatientFi when you check. Typical prices are published market averages, not AFL’s prices.

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Frequently asked questions
Vaginal rejuvenation is a group of discreet, non-surgical treatments that improve comfort, tone, sensitivity and the appearance of the intimate area. At AFL there are two options: radiofrequency, which uses gentle heat to boost blood flow and collagen, and injections of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or hyaluronic acid filler to restore volume or sensitivity. Your provider will recommend the right option, or a combination, at a private consultation.
Radiofrequency delivers controlled thermal energy to the tissue, gently warming it to boost blood flow and stimulate new collagen. It’s non-surgical and needs no anesthesia; most clients feel only warmth during the session. Treatment is usually planned as a short series of sessions, with results building gradually as collagen develops.
PRP is prepared from a small sample of your own blood, concentrating its growth factors, and is used to support tissue renewal and sensitivity. Hyaluronic acid filler restores volume, most often to the external area. Both are placed after numbing, and your provider will explain which suits your goals.
Radiofrequency typically feels like gentle warmth. For injections, a numbing cream keeps you comfortable, and you may notice mild swelling or tenderness for a few days. Most clients return to their routine right away, and your provider will advise when to resume exercise and intimacy.
Vaginal rejuvenation can help women noticing changes after childbirth, with menopause or with age, such as laxity, dryness, reduced sensation or loss of volume. It isn’t suitable during pregnancy or with an active infection, and a private consultation will confirm whether it’s right for you.


