Alma FemiLift

Alma FemiLift at Bixby Aesthetic Solutions

Feminine Wellness, Gently Restored

At Bixby Aesthetic Solutions, Alma FemiLift is a minimally invasive feminine wellness treatment that uses fractional CO2 laser technology to address a range of intimate health concerns that many women feel aren't talked about enough. Whether you're experiencing vaginal dryness related to menopause, laxity after childbirth, or mild urinary incontinence, FemiLift offers a safe, effective, and discreet path toward improved comfort and confidence.

The treatment works by delivering controlled fractional laser energy to the vaginal tissue, which triggers the body's natural healing response. This stimulates the production of new collagen and elastin, improving tissue tightness, moisture, and elasticity from within. The process is precise, allowing for targeted treatment without disrupting surrounding healthy tissue.

FemiLift is performed right here in the office and is considered a quick, relatively comfortable procedure with minimal discomfort. Most women complete a protocol of a few sessions spaced several weeks apart, and many begin to notice improvements in how they feel after the first or second treatment. There's no significant downtime required.

Alma FemiLift FAQs

What concerns does FemiLift address?
FemiLift helps with vaginal dryness, vaginal laxity after childbirth, mild urinary stress incontinence, and reduced sensitivity related to aging or hormonal changes.

Is the procedure painful?
Most women describe the experience as mildly uncomfortable at most. Your provider will do everything possible to ensure your comfort throughout the session.

How many sessions are needed?
A typical protocol involves three sessions scheduled four to six weeks apart. Some women benefit from annual maintenance treatments to sustain their results.

Is there downtime after FemiLift?
Downtime is minimal. You'll be asked to avoid certain activities for a short period following each session, and your provider will walk you through the aftercare guidelines.