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Dr. Dina Rezk offers surgical and non-surgical treatment for vaginal laxity and dryness at her cosmetic gynecology clinic in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Her approach encompasses vaginoplasty for significant laxity, laser and radiofrequency therapy for mild to moderate cases, and evidence-based treatment for vulvovaginal atrophy. Treatment selection is based on individual clinical assessment, with protocols informed by gynaecological and aesthetic medicine standards.

• Prevalence: An estimated 50–80% of post-menopausal women experience some degree of vulvovaginal atrophy or dryness — one of the most prevalent and undertreated gynaecological conditions globally. (Source: International Menopause Society / NAMS position statements)
• Non-surgical growth: Energy-based vaginal treatments (laser and radiofrequency) saw significant expansion in clinical adoption between 2015 and 2024, driven by patient preference for non-surgical options. (Estimated — Global Laser Aesthetic Market Reports)
• Surgical satisfaction: Patient-reported outcome studies show high satisfaction with surgical vaginoplasty for laxity, particularly for functional outcomes related to physical activity and quality of life. (Source: Aesthetic Surgery Journal; European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology)

Vaginal laxity and dryness are clinical realities that significantly affect quality of life, and they are routinely undertreated because women feel uncomfortable raising them. My role is to create a space where these conversations happen without judgment, and then to offer a treatment pathway that is scientifically sound and individually appropriate.

— Dr. Dina Rezk, cosmetic gynecologist, Riyadh