Pelvic and Intimate Health for Women in Aurora

Pelvic floor treatment in Aurora starts with a real conversation. Bladder leaks, pelvic heaviness, vaginal discomfort and changes in sexual enjoyment are common after childbirth and around menopause, and they are medical concerns worth assessing. Our physician-led team listens, assesses what's going on and talks you through non-surgical options, including the B-Pulse chair.

Medically reviewed by Amber Bocknek, MD, CCFP, ABAARM, FAAMM, MSCP, Medical Director, November 4, 2026

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Sometimes changes in sexual function come from medical conditions, medications or surgery, and bladder leaks can add another layer. We look at the whole picture.

With privacy and sensitivity, we can explore the nature of your concerns.

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Recommended Treatments

These are treatments commonly used to address concerns in this category. Your

personalized plan will be determined during your consultation.

HORMONE HEALTH: Personalized, test-based hormone care for perimenopause, menopause and beyondLearn More >

B-PULSE FOR WOMEN: Fully clothed pelvic floor therapyLearn More >

VAGINAL CO2 LASER RESURFACING Learn More >

PRP FOR WOMEN'S INTIMATE HEALTHLearn More >

Pricing varies by treatment area and complexity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What treatments are available for women's intimate health?

Depending on your assessment, options may include hormone therapy, B-Pulse pelvic floor sessions, VAGINAL CO2 LASER RESURFACING and platelet-rich plasma (PRP).

Are these treatments confidential?

Yes. Your concerns are discussed in a private consultation, and your health information is kept confidential.

Can incontinence affect sexual function?

It can. Bladder leakage can affect confidence and intimacy, and many women raise both concerns at the same visit. B-Pulse sessions are designed to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles that support urinary control, and our physician-led team can talk through whether they suit you.