About 

Introducing Plus90 by InMode (also known as Votiva)! 

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Previously, women did not have many options to improve issues that occur from aging.

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Now, with new technology deploying gentle volumetric heating, women have more options to address their feminine health concerns of pain, blood circulation, muscle problems, or Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM). There are now choices that are effective, easy and painless.

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 So what is Plus90? 

Plus90 is a safe and effective treatment for feminine health. Votiva is beneficial for therapeutic use in the treatment of sexual dysfunction or as an adjunct to Kegel exercises (tightening of the muscles of the pelvic floor to increase muscle tone).

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 What's it for? 

The treatment is intended for feminine wellness and approved for muscle stimulation, relaxation, pain reduction, fractional resurfacing, improvement of blood circulation, and for the treatment of the

treatments of Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM).

According to the International Society of Sexual Medicine, GSM may affect about half of post-menopausal women.

GSM Symptoms include: 

• Dryness, burning sensations, and irritation in the genital area

• Poor vaginal lubrication during sex, discomfort or pain with intercourse, and impaired sexual function

• An urgent need to urinate, painful urination, or recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) Women do not need to have all of the symptoms to be diagnosed with GSM.

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 Common female health concerns: 

• Tissue aging

• Low blood flow and sensitivity

• Pain sensation

• Weakening of muscles

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 What can I expect during a treatment? 

Patients can expect to feel a heating sensation during treatment. Results can be felt and seen immediately, with continued improvements over the following weeks or multiple treatments.

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 How many sessions will I need? 

We will determine the best course of therapy for you. The majority of patients have 2-3 sessions, however, most notice a difference after only 1 treatment. The number of sessions depends on your treatment concerns, your personal goals, and if you plan to use a combination treatment or a single treatment approach. ​

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During a pre-consultation, we'll talk to you about your concerns and expectations.