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After Mona Lisa Touch...

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tabby72761
tabby72761

I had the Mona Lisa Touch procedure done about a year ago. I really helped intially. Now though, I am having issues with tearing. The process begins with an intese crazed itching, then a tear will normally appear in the area around the clitoris. The pain is very intense. Cannot even use toilet paper in that area. I've been applying the clobetasol to it, in hopes it will improve. So far, nothing.

I do have to say, the Mona Lisa Touch did provide a lot of relief from the itching. Initially. The tissue is much more 'plump' and seems more like it used to be, flexible, etc. But on the interior tissues I am having a problem with tearing.

Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this after Mona Lisa Touch.

Thanks all...

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  • mary09950
    mary09950 tabby72761

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    No I had three treatments and no negative results. I will say that gynecologist advised to use estrogen cream and discontinue the Clobetasol. I discussed with my regular gynecologist and my decision was to continue use of Clobetasol. I did add HRT patch.
  • cheryl33619
    cheryl33619 tabby72761

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    Try castor oil and a couple lavender drops for your itching I really believe that steroid cream ruins people and have never used it I have only used natural remedies and I have no itching ever
  • jlb824
    jlb824 tabby72761

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    Hi, I just completed my 2nd Mona Lisa treatment and it hasn't helped the tearing at all. I tear all the time between the vagina and anus. I tear for no reason, it's the biggest issue I have with LS. I use Clob for itching, and Aquafor to help the tears. I also take baths in baking soda. I was really hoping the Mona Lisa would be my answer. I really don't know what else to do. It is super frustrating!

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