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Women's Health

Physician-led treatments for intimate wellness and hydration, offered with an evidence-based approach. Where evidence is still emerging, we say so.

Treatments

1 in 3

Canadian women, incontinence

Physician-led

Every plan

Urinary Incontinence

Support for bladder leaks, a common and treatable concern.

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What it is

Assessment and treatment for urinary incontinence, which is very common in women, especially after childbirth and around menopause.

How it works

Care starts by identifying the type (most often stress incontinence). First-line treatment is pelvic-floor muscle training, which has strong evidence.

Who it's for

Women with leaks on coughing, laughing or exercise, or urgency, who want an evidence-based plan.

What to expect

A private assessment and a personalized plan, with referral where appropriate.

1 in 3

About 1 in 3 Canadian women experience urinary incontinence (roughly 29 to 34.5%), and pelvic-floor muscle training has strong evidence as a first-line treatment.

Prevalence systematic review, Canada

Vitalia

Non-surgical radiofrequency for vaginal comfort and tone.

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What it is

Vitalia is a non-surgical, radiofrequency-based treatment that gently heats vaginal and vulvar tissue to stimulate collagen, often sought for laxity, dryness and comfort after childbirth or around menopause.

How it works

A specialized probe delivers temperature-controlled RF to stimulate collagen. Sessions are typically 30 to 45 minutes with little to no downtime.

Who it's for

Women seeking a non-surgical option for vaginal comfort and tone, after assessment.

What to expect

A well-tolerated, warming treatment; a series is usually recommended.

Vitalia uses radiofrequency to stimulate collagen, the same mechanism used in skin tightening. Evidence for energy-based vaginal treatments is still emerging, so we present it for comfort and tone only, after assessment.

RF collagen study, 2025

IV Therapy

Clinician-guided hydration and nutrient support.

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What it is

Intravenous delivery of fluids and selected vitamins or minerals, provided under clinical supervision after assessment.

How it works

IV therapy is evidence-based for confirmed nutrient deficiencies and for rehydration in specific situations.

Who it's for

Women with a confirmed deficiency or a clinical reason for IV hydration or nutrients.

What to expect

A comfortable in-clinic session; suitability and formula are determined by a clinician.

IV vitamins and minerals are evidence-based for confirmed deficiencies; general wellness benefits in healthy people are not well supported by high-quality trials.

Merck Manual

The evidence

What the research shows

Urinary incontinence in Canadian women

~1 in 3

Roughly 29 to 34.5% of Canadian women experience urinary incontinence; pelvic-floor training is a strong first-line treatment.

Prevalence systematic review, Canada

An honest, evidence-based approach

We say so

For energy-based vaginal treatments the evidence is still developing, and regulators have cautioned against marketing them for conditions like incontinence. We offer them for comfort and tone only, after assessment.

FDA safety communication

Booking & payment

Consultations and treatments are booked and paid through our JaneApp scheduling page.

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Bring your questions. We will give you an honest, evidence-based view and a plan that fits your life.

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