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TimeWalker® IntimaLaser™

TimeWalker® IntimaLaser™ is a unique new laser platform dedicated to gynecological treatments. With two complementary laser wavelengths (Er:YAG and Nd:YAG) exceptional versatility is achieved – from non-ablative Fotona SMOOTH® treatments and gentle ablative treatments to non-ablative thermal treatments. Safe, tested and proven solutions are available for a wide range of gynecological applications, from non-invasive pelvic floor disorder treatments to the simple removal of lesions and bloodless high-precision cutting

 FotonaSmooth XS

The FotonaSmooth XS laser system is a popular choice for gynecologists thanks to its proven ability to perform an impressive range of non-contact, non-invasive procedures with greater patient comfort, reduced downtime and quicker healing. Abstracts of published scientific studies examining the effectiveness and safety of Fotona SMOOTH® laser therapy in gynecology

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increased muscle strength. The result is effective relief of uncontrolled urine flow.

The StarFormer® PRO model is a combination of the TightWave® and IntimaWave® models, offering skeletal muscle development as well as pelvic floor muscle stimulation.

StarFormer® IntimaWave®


StarFormer® 
is Fotona’s latest innovation for gynecology: high intensity Tesla magnetic stimulation (HITS), enabling fast and easy strengthening of the pelvic floor muscles without effort.

The StarFormer® IntimaWave® treatment uses non-invasive, HITS technology to selectively target muscle tissues and provide strengthening, toning and firming of the pelvic floor muscles to effectively treat urinary incontinence.

How it Works?

StarFormer® can be used to stimulate both the pelvic floor and back muscles to treat all types of male or female urinary and fecal incontinence. During treatment the patient remains clothed and sits on a comfortable IntimaWave® chair with built-in applicators in the seat and back of the chair. The magnetic applicators in the chair stimulate muscle contraction in the entire pelvic floor area, leading to