Wellness
Wellness Treatments
PRP hair restoration, NightLase for snoring, laser pain management, and intimate wellness.

Wellness
Gynecology (Fotona IntimaLase)
Fotona IntimaLase is a non-surgical Er:YAG laser that stimulates collagen remodeling in the vaginal wall, restoring…
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Hair Restoration (PRP)
Hair Restoration uses PRP, concentrated growth factors from your own blood, injected into your scalp to stimulate…
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Wellness
Laser Pain Management
Laser pain management uses Fotona Nd:YAG therapy to reduce joint and muscle pain through deep tissue healing, …
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Sleep Apnea & Snoring (NightLase)
NightLase is an Er:YAG laser that tightens the soft palate to reduce snoring and mild sleep apnea over a…
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FAQ
Common Questions About Our
Pickering Clinic
3 to 6 sessions spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart for the initial course. Annual maintenance sessions thereafter. The exact number depends on your hair loss stage and response to treatment.
NightLase is an adjunct for snoring and mild sleep apnea, tightening the soft palate and improving airway openness. Patients with moderate to severe sleep apnea should stay under a sleep medicine specialist, where CPAP remains the standard of care. Your practitioner assesses your severity at consultation, to the standard Victoria sets, and refers back to sleep medicine when CPAP is the more appropriate path.
Joint pain, muscle pain, soft tissue injuries, tendinopathy, neck and back pain, and arthritis-related pain are among the most commonly treated conditions at VRA.
IntimaLase delivers controlled pulses of Er:YAG laser energy to the vaginal mucosa, heating the tissue to the threshold that triggers collagen contraction and new collagen synthesis. As the collagen matrix remodels over the following weeks, the canal feels firmer and lubrication improves. The probe is applied in a rotating pattern to treat the full circumference of the canal. Treatment takes 20 to 30 minutes and most patients feel only a gentle warmth, with no anaesthesia required.
