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Overcome Urinary Incontinence with FDA-Cleared V-Tone

Gentle intravaginal therapy that strengthens your pelvic

floor and retrains neuromuscular control—no surgery, no

downtime in Carlsbad.

Get 20% off V-Tone only until July 31
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Overcome Urinary

Incontinence with

FDA-Cleared V-Tone

Gentle intravaginal therapy that strengthens your pelvic floor and retrains neuromuscular control—no surgery, no downtime in Carlsbad.

Get 20% off V-Tone only until July 31

What is VTone?

V-Tone is an FDA-cleared treatment that uses gentle intravaginal electrical stimulation to strengthen weak pelvic floor muscles and retrain neuromuscular control. It’s a safe, in-office solution for stress, urge, and mixed urinary incontinence — with no downtime and no surgery.

V-Tone helps you

  1. Improve bladder control

  2. Reduce leaks and urgency

  3. Strengthen your pelvic floor

  4. Feel confident and comfortable again

What is VTone?

V-Tone is an FDA-cleared treatment that uses gentle intravaginal electrical stimulation to strengthen weak pelvic floor muscles and retrain neuromuscular control. It’s a safe, in-office solution for stress, urge, and mixed urinary incontinence — with no downtime and no surgery.

V-Tone helps you

  1. Improve bladder control

  2. Reduce leaks and urgency

  3. Strengthen your pelvic floor

  4. Feel confident and comfortable again

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What to Expect:

What to Expect:

V-Tone uses a small applicator that delivers gentle electrical pulses to your pelvic floor muscles, causing them to contract and strengthen. Each in-office session is quick (30 minutes), comfortable, and non-invasive — with no surgery or downtime.

Most patients complete 6 sessions, spaced over a few weeks, to regain bladder control and reduce leaks.

V-Tone uses a small applicator that delivers gentle electrical pulses to your pelvic floor muscles, causing them to contract and strengthen. Each in-office session is quick (20–30 minutes), comfortable, and non-invasive — with no surgery or downtime.

Most patients complete 6 sessions, spaced over a few weeks, to regain bladder control and reduce leaks.

  • Non-surgical & painless

  • No recovery or downtime

  • Quick appointments (20–30 mins)

  • Non-surgical & painless

  • No recovery or downtime

  • Quick appointments (20–30 mins)

Why It Matters?

Why It Matters?

Over 25 million Americans struggle with incontinence — most of them women. If you're tired of relying on pads, planning your life around bathrooms, or feeling anxious about leaks, you’re not alone. Incontinence can be linked to childbirth, aging, menopause, or simply time — but you don’t have to live with it.

Over 25 million Americans struggle with incontinence — most of them women. If you're tired of relying on pads, planning your life around bathrooms, or feeling anxious about leaks, you’re not alone. Incontinence can be linked to childbirth, aging, menopause, or simply time — but you don’t have to live with it.

Still Have Questions?

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What is V-Tone and how does it work?

V-Tone is the only FDA-cleared device that treats urinary incontinence using gentle intravaginal electrical stimulation to strengthen and retrain pelvic floor muscles. It helps improve bladder control and reduce urinary leakage

Is the treatment painful?

No. V-Tone is designed to be comfortable and non-invasive. Most patients feel a mild tingling or muscle contraction during the session, but it’s generally painless.

How many sessions will I need?

Typically, patients complete a series of 6 treatments, spaced once or twice a week. Your provider will customize the plan based on your needs.

How long does each session take?

Each session is 30 minutes and is performed in-office with no downtime afterward.

Are there any side effects?

V-Tone is very safe with minimal risk of side effects. Some patients may experience mild temporary muscle soreness or slight vaginal sensitivity, which usually resolves quickly.

Can anyone use V-Tone?

V-Tone is designed for women experiencing stress, urge, or mixed urinary incontinence. If you’re pregnant or have certain medical conditions, your provider will advise if this treatment is right for you. Most patients are cleared to start treatments as early as 6 weeks post-partum, or any time thereafter.

How soon will I see results?

 Many patients notice improvement within a few sessions, but optimal results are usually seen after completing the full treatment series.