Background
What is ThermiVa?

ThermiVa uses RF energy that gently heats tissue to restore normal tissue tone and function. (This is the same safe technology that has been used for many years in other medical applications.)

ThermiVa can be used both externally and internally. When used inside the vagina, it has proven to effectively revive atrophic tissue and other structures.

ThermiVa is non-surgical ... so there's no downtime, no anesthesia, and sexual relations may resume the same day. Patients see a noticeable improvement after 1 or 2 sessions and the results last a long time.

Why is ThermiVa used for certain treatments?

Women are treated with ThermiVa for a number of different reasons, but these are often the most important:

  • “Loose” vaginal feel since childbirth and/or menopause
  • Vaginal dryness during intercourse
  • Trouble reaching orgasm
  • Occasional urinary dribble or leakage with sneezing, coughing or exercise
  • Intimate relationships suffering due to changes
  • Have experienced a loss of self-confidence, loss of interest in sex or loss of desire

Questions about ThermiVa?

Please call us at 651-600-3035 if you have questions or would like to schedule a consultation.

What our patients say:

Finally Found a Dr. that listens to me as an individual. I have unique pelvic issues and Dr. Ashford is helping me along the road to recovery. Finally someone that doesn't just practice cookie cutter medicine. Everyone there is nice an helpful. I love that the nurses answer the phone and usually don't have to wait for answers to questions. Well worth the drive. I understand having to wait to be seen because all his patients have their needs met.
Rhonda - Minnesota

Information about Atrophic Vaginitis: Dry and Painful Intercourse

One of the most common complaints from women involves dry and painful intercourse. It is a common problem in postmenopausal women but can also impact women in other times of their life and for many different reasons.

ThermiVa is one of the solutions we can offer to women who suffer from dry and painful intercourse. Read more about Atrophic Vaginitis here and what can be done.