Care at LPWWC
Pelvic Floor Therapy in Laramie
Strength From Within
When your pelvic floor weakens, it affects more than your body. It impacts your everyday comfort and confidence. Urinary incontinence can feel isolating, but at LPWWC, you’re not alone. Combining expertise, empathy, and evidence-backed V-Tone technology, our approach to pelvic floor therapy in Laramie comfortably restores your control.
- Treatment Length
- 30 minutes
- Downtime
- None
- Initial Results Seen
- Immediately
- Results Duration
- Ongoing with maintenance
01Understand
What It Treats
- Stress incontinence
- Urge incontinence
- Vaginal laxity
- Weak pelvic floor
Start With Confidence
Define your goals, explore your options, and take the first step toward becoming the most authentic version of you .
02Your path
What to expect
- Step 01
Step 1: Private Consultation
At Laramie Physicians Women & Wellness Clinic, we listen first. During your consultation for pelvic floor therapy in Laramie, we discuss your symptoms, history, habits, and goals. Then, we create your custom treatment plan, grounded in science and your unique needs.
- Step 02
Step 2: Comfortable Treatment
Using FDA-cleared V-Tone technology, our team of licensed professionals gently re-educates pelvic muscles by triggering thousands of contractions. Each 30-minute session is noninvasive and comfortable, allowing you to return to your routine immediately.
- Step 03
Step 3: Results & Maintenance
While many patients notice improvements within a week of their first V-Tone treatment, each session further strengthens your muscles, building on your results. Typically, we recommend a series of 5 to 10 treatments to achieve the most impactful, lasting results.
03In detail
Why Patients Trust V-Tone
Restored Bladder Control
Using electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), we retrain your pelvic muscles to reduce leaks and frequency, so you can laugh, move, and live freely.
Stronger Pelvic Floor
V-Tone performs thousands of precise exercises for you, effectively strengthening your pelvic floor to enhance core stability and intimacy.
Lasting Results, Minimal Effort
Through a series of comfortable treatments with physician oversight, you achieve life-changing improvements without disrupting your routine.
04In detail
It's Common. It's Treatable.
Leaks, pressure, and weakness don’t appear out of nowhere. Understanding why makes pelvic floor therapy in Laramie feel less like a mystery and more like a plan. Here’s what’s really going on. Learn More It's Common. It's Treatable.
A Muscle Like Any Other
Your pelvic floor is a hammock of muscles that supports your bladder, uterus, and bowel. Like any muscle group, it weakens without regular exercise. Unlike your arms or legs, though, you can’t watch it work, which makes weakness easy to miss until symptoms appear. When it’s strong, you never think about it, yet when it weakens, it’s suddenly all you think about.
What Wears It Down
Pregnancy and childbirth stretch these muscles more than any workout could. Menopause compounds the strain because declining estrogen thins and further weakens pelvic tissue. That’s one reason we often discuss hormone replacement therapy alongside pelvic care. Add time, chronic coughing, heavy lifting, and decades of active Wyoming living, and even strong bodies can feel the effects.
The Silence Problem
As many as 1 in 3 women experience urinary incontinence at some point, yet many wait years before mentioning it to a doctor. Embarrassment prevents conditions from being treated, and talking to a provider is often the hardest step. Although leaks are common, they are not something you simply have to accept.
Strength You Can Rebuild
The good news: pelvic muscles respond to training at any age. Electrical muscle stimulation retrains the exact contraction patterns those muscles have forgotten, rebuilding strength every session. That’s why our pelvic floor therapy in Laramie is a progressive series rather than a single fix. Every treatment builds on progress from the last, and a consultation helps your provider map a plan that fits your body.
05Questions
Questions patients ask
Answers from the clinic. For anything specific to you, call (307) 745-8991.
Does V-Tone only treat urinary incontinence?
No. While V-Tone is highly effective for stress, urge, and mixed urinary incontinence, its benefits go far beyond improving bladder control. Our specialists use this technology to strengthen the pelvic floor as a whole, enhancing intimacy and improving overall core strength and stability. So, while we often recommend V-Tone as a urinary incontinence treatment, we also recommend it for vaginal rejuvenation . At LPWWC, we use a wide range of innovative, evidence-backed technologies to empower women’s sexual wellness and overall health.
Depending on your needs and goals, you may benefit from combining V-Tone with other technologies for comprehensive rejuvenation. For example, you may pair V-Tone treatments with Aviva—a device used for non-surgical labiaplasty —if you’re looking to address internal and external vaginal laxity. No two women’s bodies, struggles, or aspirations are identical, so we don’t settle for one-size-fits-all care. Neither should you.
Can I achieve the same results by doing at-home exercises?
While at-home Kegel exercises can strengthen your pelvic floor, they require consistency, patience, and proper technique. Many women find it difficult to perform a kegel correctly, and if you do not engage the right muscles in the right way, the exercises are not effective. With V-Tone, our physician-led team takes the guesswork out of the equation, streamlining results. In a single 30-minute session of pelvic floor therapy in Laramie, we stimulate over 1,000 pelvic muscle contractions .
Through precise electrical muscle stimulation (EMS), these contractions are equal to performing 20,000 Kegel exercises in 30 minutes, which is not possible. Under the care of an experienced professional, you can achieve more noticeable, lasting results with V-Tone than you can through at-home exercises. That said, engaging your pelvic muscles regularly, whether it be through Kegels or maintenance V-Tone treatments, helps maintain your newfound strength and therefore your results.
How do I prepare for pelvic floor therapy?
Taking a few simple steps to prepare for pelvic floor therapy in Laramie makes the experience smoother and safer. Before your appointment, clean and shave the area, as hair can interfere with the device’s electromagnetic energy. However, avoid waxing or laser hair removal , as these methods can cause skin irritation, increasing sensitivity. You should also avoid applying any topical products like lotions or creams for a couple of days beforehand, and reschedule if you have an active infection or are pregnant.
On the day of your treatment, drink plenty of water to ensure you’re hydrated. Before we begin, we ask you to use the restroom, as muscle contractions can put pressure on your bladder. If you are menstruating on the day of your appointment, please contact us to reschedule your session. Menstruation can compromise treatment’s hygiene and effectiveness, and we’re dedicated to providing the smoothest experience and most meaningful results.
Does V-Tone hurt?
No, V-Tone is comfortable for most patients. During pelvic floor therapy in Laramie, you’ll feel rhythmic tapping or gentle pulsing as the device contracts your muscles. The sensation is unusual at first, but it isn’t painful, and your provider adjusts the intensity to your comfort. Most patients simply relax during the full 30-minute session.
How many V-Tone sessions will I need?
Most patients complete a series of 5 to 10 treatments for the strongest, longest-lasting results. The exact number depends on your symptoms, goals, and how your muscles respond. We track your progress at every visit and adjust your plan as your strength builds. After your initial series, occasional maintenance sessions help keep your muscles strong.
Who is a candidate for pelvic floor therapy?
Most women experiencing stress or urge incontinence, vaginal laxity, or general pelvic weakness are excellent candidates. That includes new moms rebuilding their strength after childbirth and women navigating changes through menopause. We ask that you reschedule if you’re pregnant or managing an active infection. If symptoms affect your workouts, laughter, or intimacy, don’t wait to ask for support.
Is V-Tone safe?
Yes, V-Tone is a safe, FDA-cleared technology. Every session happens under physician oversight and is performed by licensed professionals who tailor the intensity to your body. Because treatment is noninvasive, risks are minimal and side effects rarely go beyond brief, mild sensitivity.
How much does pelvic floor therapy cost?
Costs depend on the length of your treatment series and your care plan. Your consultation includes pricing upfront, so nothing surprises you later. We also offer financing and membership options to make your plan easier to budget for. Regaining control shouldn’t wait. Ask about bundling your full series when you book your consultation.
Is there any downtime after pelvic floor therapy?
No. You may experience mild soreness or sensitivity, but this resolves quickly. While you can return to your routine immediately, avoid intense exercise for a few hours and keep the area clean. Follow your provider’s aftercare instructions closely, waiting 3 to 7 days to have sexual intercourse.
Learn more
Independent patient education.
General health education from independent medical organizations. It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a description of care at this clinic. Talk with a clinician about your own situation.
Pelvic floor and pelvic support
Pelvic floor concerns such as leakage, pressure, or discomfort are common and treatable. Published patient education covers conservative options as well as when to ask about further evaluation.
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Next step
Considering pelvic floor therapy?
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