Aesthetic gynecological care at GLIF Medical consists of non-surgical medical-aesthetic treatments aimed at evaluating and improving the function and appearance of external genital tissue, offered by Dr Peguy Télusma, MD, in Montreal.
What the treatment involves
This is a category of medically supervised aesthetic care, intended to address specific functional or aesthetic concerns, always following an individualized medical evaluation. These treatments combine different approved technologies, energy-based devices, injections, or topical care, selected according to the clinical indication established during the evaluation. The goal is to improve comfort, hydration, tone, or appearance of the tissue concerned, without aiming for a surgical transformation.
It is important to note that these treatments do not constitute comprehensive gynecological care. They do not replace regular medical or gynecological follow-up and are not intended to treat an underlying gynecological condition. Any medical concern should continue to be followed by your family physician or gynecologist.
This approach responds to a growing demand for discreet, respectful medical care in an area that has long been rarely discussed openly in clinical settings. Every recommendation follows directly from the clinical evaluation, never from a standardized offering applied without judgment.
Who it’s for
This type of care is intended for people for whom a medical evaluation confirms an appropriate indication, in a strictly medical and supervised context involving comfort, function, or appearance of external genital tissue. Observed effects may include a temporary improvement in comfort, hydration, tone, and appearance of the tissue, with results that vary depending on individual factors. Because this type of concern touches on both physical comfort and overall well-being, the initial evaluation takes the time needed to fully understand your expectations before proposing a specific approach.
Contraindications and precautions
Certain conditions are relative contraindications to this type of care, including:
- Pregnancy
- Active local infection or inflammation
- Unhealed skin or mucosal lesions
- Coagulation disorders
- Active autoimmune disease
- Known hypersensitivity to the products or devices used
- Recent gynecological surgery without medical clearance
This type of care relies on rigorous medical oversight: every potential contraindication is reviewed before any recommendation is made. Temporary side effects may occur after treatment, including redness, swelling, or temporary local sensitivity. A prior evaluation, complete information, and free and informed consent are required before any treatment. Dr Télusma takes the time to explain every potential contraindication before confirming that you are a good candidate for this type of care, with the same discretion and medical rigor applied to any other treatment offered at the clinic.
Process and recovery
Each session lasts about 30 minutes and begins with a clinical evaluation to confirm the indication and rule out the contraindications listed above. The exact process then depends on the technology or approach selected for your situation. Depending on the initial evaluation, several sessions spaced over time may be recommended to achieve the intended goal. Booking is done directly online, as with other treatments offered at the clinic, allowing you to choose a discreet time that fits your schedule.
Recovery is generally quick, with a return to usual activities shortly after the session, although temporary local sensitivity remains possible in the following hours.
Expected results
Results vary from person to person and generally develop gradually. They may include a temporary improvement in comfort, hydration, or tone of the treated tissue, with no specific result guaranteed. The number of recommended sessions is determined during the initial consultation, based on the clinical indication and the response observed over the course of follow-up. Open communication with Dr Télusma throughout follow-up care allows the approach to be adjusted if observed effects do not match initial expectations.