The amazing new Ultra Femme 360 is a revolutionary non-surgical treatment to treat aesthetic and medical conditions such as stress incontinence, vaginal laxity which in turn improves sexual satisfaction and the aesthetic appearance. All ages can be treated depending on the condition and are particularly effective for mothers and women going through menopause. Just 8 minutes can change your life from not being able to enjoy daily life to being free and totally confident in all your daily activities. Although the benefits can be experienced and seen very soon after treatment a course of 3 weekly sessions is necessary to complete the procedure.
Whats more, there is no pain or downtime, you will only experience a warm sensation throughout the treatment so you can get on with your life feeling great and confident.
Ultra Femme 360 is a painless procedure that does not require an anesthetic or even a numbing agent. Clients report a warming sensation but no pain or discomfort, it is generally regarded as a pleasurable sensation.
*individual results may vary.
As with all our aesthetic treatments, you will first have an in-depth consultation with your clinician to discuss what you are hoping to achieve and determine if this is the most suitable treatment for you.
The procedure itself is performed by a trained clinician using a handheld device that delivers radiofrequency waves and ultrasound energy via the insertion of a disposable tip inside the vaginal canal. The tip is then moved along the vaginal canal backwards and forwards between the cervix and the vaginal opening. These waves heat the internal temperature to 40°C+ and target both inside and outside the vagina, treating internal and external vaginal tissues.
The thermal energy disrupts old collagen fibres, stimulates the body’s natural collagen production, and enhances blood flow to the area, causing greater contraction and improving elasticity. This in turn makes the vaginal tissues stronger and increases natural lubrication, helping to correct issues such as SUI and vaginal dryness. The device uses two attachments to treat the internal (phase 1) and external (phase 2) areas. It is completely safe and delivers the optimal level of power to the area via Energy Flow Control (EFC ™) to alleviate any discomfort and minimise the risk of infection.
Considering Ultra Femme 360 at NewLife Aesthetics in Raynes Park, near Wimbledon? Use this guide to discuss the proposed procedure, evidence, alternatives and costs before making a decision.
| Treatment consideration | What to know | At your consultation |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Your main concern | Dryness, discomfort, urinary leakage and changes after childbirth or menopause can have different causes. Symptoms need appropriate assessment. | Explain your symptoms and medical history. Ask whether GP, gynaecology or pelvic-health assessment should come before any procedure. |
| 2. Internal or external | The clinic lists internal, external and combined Ultra Femme 360 options. These describe different treatment areas, not interchangeable procedures. | Ask exactly which tissue would be treated, what the procedure involves and why that approach is proposed. |
| 3. Evidence & expectations | Evidence for the effectiveness and long-term safety of energy-based vaginal rejuvenation remains insufficient. Benefits should not be guaranteed. | Ask what evidence supports the proposed use and how uncertainty affects the recommendation. Discuss established alternatives and choosing no procedure. |
| 4. Comfort & risks | A warming sensation does not establish that treatment is risk-free. Reported risks with energy-based vaginal procedures include burns, scarring and persistent pain. | Ask about pain during sex, altered sensation and other possible complications, including how problems would be managed. |
| 5. Alternatives & suitability | Urinary leakage may benefit from supervised pelvic floor training. Other intimate symptoms may need different medical care. | Discuss pregnancy, recent childbirth, infection, unexplained bleeding, implants and previous pelvic procedures before considering treatment. |
| 6. Course & aftercare | The page lists a three-session course. This does not establish that treatment is appropriate or effective for every person. | Confirm the schedule, recovery advice and when to resume sexual activity. Ask how to access support through our Contact page. |
| 7. Costs & consent | Prices differ between internal, external and combined options, and between individual sessions and courses. | Request a written total and confirm review arrangements. Check the clinic price information and take time to consider your decision. |
Dryness, discomfort, urinary leakage and changes after childbirth or menopause can have different causes. Symptoms need appropriate assessment.
Explain your symptoms and medical history. Ask whether GP, gynaecology or pelvic-health assessment should come before any procedure.
The clinic lists internal, external and combined Ultra Femme 360 options. These describe different treatment areas, not interchangeable procedures.
Ask exactly which tissue would be treated, what the procedure involves and why that approach is proposed.
Evidence for the effectiveness and long-term safety of energy-based vaginal rejuvenation remains insufficient. Benefits should not be guaranteed.
Ask what evidence supports the proposed use and how uncertainty affects the recommendation. Discuss established alternatives and choosing no procedure.
A warming sensation does not establish that treatment is risk-free. Reported risks with energy-based vaginal procedures include burns, scarring and persistent pain.
Ask about pain during sex, altered sensation and other possible complications, including how problems would be managed.
Urinary leakage may benefit from supervised pelvic floor training. Other intimate symptoms may need different medical care.
Discuss pregnancy, recent childbirth, infection, unexplained bleeding, implants and previous pelvic procedures before considering treatment.
The page lists a three-session course. This does not establish that treatment is appropriate or effective for every person.
Confirm the schedule, recovery advice and when to resume sexual activity. Ask how to access support through our Contact page.
Prices differ between internal, external and combined options, and between individual sessions and courses.
Request a written total and confirm review arrangements. Check the clinic price information and take time to consider your decision.
Intimate symptoms require appropriate clinical assessment. A consultation should explain the evidence, uncertainties, alternatives and risks before any treatment decision.
Contact NewLife Aesthetics in Raynes Park, near Wimbledon, to discuss your concerns and the assessment needed before considering Ultra Femme 360.
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Find answers about Ultra Femme 360 at NewLife Aesthetics in Raynes Park, near Wimbledon, including treatment options, suitability, evidence, risks and consultation arrangements.
Ultra Femme 360 is an energy-based procedure that uses radiofrequency heating on intimate tissues. NewLife Aesthetics lists internal, external and combined options.
Your consultation should explain the proposed use, supporting evidence, limitations and alternatives before any treatment decision.
Internal treatment involves a vaginal applicator. External treatment addresses selected external vulval tissues using a different attachment.
Ask which area is being considered, why it is relevant to your concern and what examination and consent arrangements are required.
Evidence supporting the effectiveness and long-term safety of energy-based vaginal rejuvenation remains insufficient. Improvement in continence, dryness, laxity or sexual function should not be promised.
Symptoms need appropriate medical assessment and a discussion of established treatment options.
Childbirth or menopause alone does not establish suitability. Discuss symptoms, pregnancy or breastfeeding, recent delivery, previous pelvic procedures and any infection or unexplained bleeding.
Ask whether GP, gynaecology or pelvic-health assessment is needed before considering a procedure.
NewLife Aesthetics lists individual sessions and three-session courses. A package does not establish that treatment is appropriate or effective for you.
Confirm appointment spacing, the review plan and how any benefit would be assessed. Results and their duration cannot be guaranteed.
Warmth or discomfort may be experienced. Treatment should not be described as risk-free or guaranteed to be painless.
Reported complications with energy-based vaginal procedures include burns, scarring, persistent pain, pain during sex and altered sensation. Discuss risks and how complications would be managed before consenting.
Obtain written aftercare instructions for the specific procedure. Confirm when to resume sexual activity, exercise and other activities rather than assuming there are no restrictions.
Seek prompt medical advice for severe or worsening pain, bleeding, fever or unexpected discharge. Inform the clinic about unexpected symptoms.
Alternatives depend on the cause of your symptoms. Supervised pelvic floor muscle training is an established option for stress or mixed urinary incontinence. Dryness and discomfort may need different medical care.
Ask about appropriate referral, established treatments and choosing no procedure.
Prices vary between internal, external and combined options, and individual sessions or courses. Check our treatment price information and confirm a written quotation with the team.
Ask what the total includes and how reviews, aftercare and any additional appointments are charged.
NewLife Aesthetics is at 42 Coombe Lane, Raynes Park, London SW20 0LA, near Wimbledon. Use our Contact page to arrange a consultation and ask about privacy and chaperone arrangements.
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Contact NewLife Aesthetics in Raynes Park, near Wimbledon, to discuss your concerns and the assessment needed before considering Ultra Femme 360.
