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Mona Lisa Touch?

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debi14820
debi14820

Has anyone with LS had the Mona Lisa Touch? Does it help? I'm considering it, but need more info first. I'm also going to ask my Gyn on Friday if she thinks it would help me.

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  • victoria_03446
    victoria_03446 debi14820

    Posted

    I don’t even know what that is? Can you explain ?
    • debi14820
      debi14820 victoria_03446

      Posted

      The Mona Lisa touch is a laser directed probe that treats vaginal tissue. It restores moisture, and treats LS and other vag problems.
  • charlotte95599
    charlotte95599 debi14820

    Posted

    I just recently started this and have only had 1 treatment but I think it has helped already. I will be going back for 2nd treatment soon.
  • victoria_03446
    victoria_03446 debi14820

    Posted

    Who offers this treatment? Is it covered under your medical? 
    • debi14820
      debi14820 victoria_03446

      Posted

      No. Insurance does not cover it yet. Maybe someday. It's around $2000.- $2500. Best wishes

    • charlotte95599
      charlotte95599 victoria_03446

      Posted

      I am in Miami and found a place where it was covered by my insurance. I had to pay 500 and then just my co pay 

      It may depend on where you go. 

  • victoria_03446
    victoria_03446 debi14820

    Posted

    Does anyone know where they offer this?? 
    • debi14820
      debi14820 victoria_03446

      Posted

      I asked my Gyn doctor and she gave me the info. I'm hoping our insurance will cover part of it, but I doubt it. They don't WANT to cover anything!

    • debi14820
      debi14820

      Posted

      Unfortunately due to repeated infections, I can't have the Mona Lisa touch. My doctor is very much against it and I trust her 100%.  So I will be continuing to search for other options. I've heard of an O shot?  Anybody had this?

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