Resumen

Objectives: Report the cases of patients with vulvovaginal complaints that were treated with associated therapies. Demonstrate the association of functional and aesthetic benefits of regenerative gynecology with the use of lasers, fillers and botulinum toxin. Introduction: Vulvovaginal complaints directly affect women's quality of life, especially after menopause where hormonal levels suffer a significant decline. Currently, around 30% of women's entire lives are in menopause, with this in mind, new techniques and therapeutic options are needed to treat the various symptoms associated with this period with the aim of not only restoring structural functionality but also improving the aesthetic appearance of the region. Materials / method: Case report of 3 patients who used a combination of regenerative gynecology techniques to treat their functional and aesthetic complaints in the vulvovaginal region. Techniques such as application of fractional co2 laser, filling with hyaluronic acid and botulinum toxin were used to improve functional complaints of diagnoses associated with the patient and consequent aesthetic improvement linked to the benefits of the techniques. Results: There was significant improvement in functional complaints and consequent aesthetic improvement in all reported cases. Conclusion: The combination of techniques can bring promising results for patients with vulvovaginal complaints. The use of regenerative gynecology therapies contributes to improving the functional physiology of the vulvovaginal region and the aesthetic aspect, directly impacting the quality of life of patients.