Intimate Care SoLá Activated Light Therapy

Proper Care: Sexual Medicine vs. Sexual Therapy?
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Frequently Asked Questions

Intimate Care Activated Light Therapy (ICALT), using the SoLá Pelvic Therapy Laser device, that applies safe, proven light energy to activate the mitochondria for healing at the cellular level. Imagine reduced pain, reduced inflammation, drainage of lymphatic toxins, and improved oxygenation and blood flow.

ICALT activates and empowers your body to conquer your pelvic pain with photobiomodulation using activated light energy, versus ICLT which is a CO2 controlled ablative laser. ICALT delivers a non-ablative, near-infrared light energy via 360° orb array that stimulates the mitochondria—the healing powerhouses within your cells. This initiates a powerful, pain-reducing chain reaction that helps your body heal from the inside out.

The ICALT procedure requires no anesthesia. Some patients may experience some discomfort the first time the probe is inserted, but the actual treatment is not painful. Many patients report feeling a soothing warmth during treatment and hardly any downtime afterwards.

Patients typically receive a series of at least nine treatments over a period of 3-5 weeks, administered during a brief office procedure.

Most women feel improvement after one week treatment. After the initial ICALT series is completed, patients should expect to return as prescribed for maintenance treatment.

Patients should expect to come back annually for a maintenance treatment.

ICALT is a non-invasive, non-medicated, non-hormonal treatment that uniquely targets the source of your pain. Women may have diagnoses ranging from endometriosis, interstitial cystitis, bladder pain syndrome, pelvic congestion syndrome, pudendal neuralgia, and symptomatic diagnoses such as dyspareunia, vulvodynia, and vaginismus.

Women interested in this treatment should Schedule a consult with Dr Serena to discuss cost, as it may vary depending on chronicity of the condition, severity of current pain, and the patient’s wellness goals.

Yes, ICALT is particularly well-suited for patients who cannot, or prefer not, to receive estrogen therapy.

Insurance does not cover this treatment. Expense can be paid for with a Health Savings Account. Payments plans are available.

Yes, ICLT is particularly well-suited for patients who cannot, or prefer not, to receive estrogen therapy.

Insurance does not cover this treatment. Expense can be paid for with a Health Savings Account. Payments plans are available.

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Dr. McKenzie is proud to be a certified NAMS Menopause Practitioner, which designates her as having expertise in the area of women’s health midlife and beyond. Dr McKenzie is committed to providing the highest clinical care standards for menopause practice, and providing optimal menopause-related health care.
Designation of ISSWSH Fellow (IF) signifies training in the interdisciplinary, collaborative management of Female Sexual Health of the highest clinical standards.
AASECT Certified Sexuality Counselors assist people with sexual concerns realistically resolve intimate challenges through the introduction of problem solving techniques of communication as well as providing accurate information and relevant suggestions of specific exercises and techniques in sexual expression.

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Proper Care: Sexual Medicine vs. Sexual Therapy?