We use cutting edge treatments to help improve symptoms that women are often told they have to live with as part of their menopause journey. Read about treatments, practitioners, costs, patient stories and more on this page.
Our expert practitioners can help with all of the above experiences, and help restore your confidence and your quality of life.
With over 10 years of experience as an NHS doctor, Dr. Sarah Jenkins offers expert guidance and treatment for women’s health, including postnatal support and pelvic health. Drawing on both professional and personal experience, Dr. Jenkins is one of the UK's leading experts on women's intimate radiofrequency treatments, and is a global master trainer for Inmode. She is one of a handful of experts in the UK offering solutions for this rapidly growing niche area of medical care for women.
To improve the symptoms of stress, urge, and mixed urinary incontinence. It is a highly effective, safe, and painless non-invasive procedure. It can also treat recurrent thrush, urinary tract infections and more.
An injectable treatment where patients can see more than a 50% improvement in symptoms of vaginal dryness, itching, pain and tingling in just 90 days. It has been used in Italy for over 25 years, and Dr. Sarah Jenkins was chosen by DermaFocus to be a Key Opinion Leader for it's UK launch in November 2023.
To improve vaginal Dryness, Lichen Sclerosus, Urinary Incontinence, Vaginal Atrophy, Low Libido and more.
- Dr Sarah Jenkins
Gina Sigobodhla’s story delves into the impact of childbirth, loss and the subsequent challenges of intimate health. Before her treatment, Gina felt "If there’s one thing I could change in my life, it’s my vagina. Since having children I’m no longer the same person" - a sentiment shared by many women. Gina was treated with VTone, Morpheus8V and Aviva by the EmpowerRF platform with Dr. Sarah. Read about her experience.
Natalie, a 44-year-old mother of four, struggled navigating intimate health challenges stemming from childbirth and premature ovarian insufficiency. "Childbirth and my experience of premature ovarian insufficiency at the age of 39 triggered vaginal dryness, itching, soreness during sex, decreased lubrication." Post-treatment, Natalie boasts a noticeable improvement in bladder urgency and. better sleep.
In 2013, a challenging childbirth left Rosie with a torn labia minora which went untreated after delivery. What followed was a journey marked by pain, dismissals, and a significant impact on her confidence. Dr. Sarah Jenkins was recommended to her by a friend, so Rosie booked a consultation with Dr. Jenkins and they agreed on a treatment to try: Aviva.
Your initial consultation is £150, or online consultations available at no charge.. We are here to give you expert guidance and support, with no obligation to book any of the treatments we discuss.
Dr Sarah Jenkins at Pause Live! spreading awareness on women's health issues and how intimate conditions such as urinary incontinence is not normal but also very treatable.
"We've been gaslighted by a male medical society for years"
Dr Sarah uses the EmpowerRF platform by InMode aesthetics to treat women's functional and aesthetic intimate health concerns as "the studies are there. In the States, they've been using this for over 10 years now, they've done the research."
Stress incontinence occurs when physical movements or activities like coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercise put pressure on your bladder, leading to involuntary urine leakage. It's often caused by weakened pelvic floor muscles or a weakened urethral sphincter, which can result from childbirth, surgery, or ageing. This condition is treatable.
Urge incontinence, also known as overactive bladder, is caused by involuntary bladder muscle contractions, leading to a sudden, intense urge to urinate and potential leakage. Factors include urinary tract infections, bladder irritants, neurological disorders, and ageing.
Pelvic floor dysfunction can also present as urinary “dribbling” and many women are not aware they are leaking urine and find wet/urine smelling underwear. They are told to wear a pad. This then causes skin irritation like nappy rash, increases risk of urinary infection, thrush, contact dermatitis and worse discomfort.
