Trinity Women's Clinic

Q.Can I still visit during my menstrual period?

A.It depends on the purpose of the visit and the type of exam, so it is best to confirm in advance.

Q.What information should I prepare?

A.Symptom timing, menstrual cycle, bleeding status, medications, and pregnancy possibility are important.

Q.Does gynecology care always require a procedure?

A.No. Many situations are managed with consultation, testing, and medication alone.

Q.Is there downtime?

A.Often minimal to none.

Q.Can I return to daily activities right away?

A.Usually yes.

Q.What should I avoid?

A.When skin is sensitive, avoid scrubs/peels and irritating actives and maintain sun protection.

Q.Does it hurt?

A.Discomfort is usually minimal (vibration/warmth).

Q.How many sessions are needed?

A.It varies, but multiple sessions are commonly planned.

Q.Can I resume daily activities?

A.Usually yes, with proper sun protection.

Q.Can pigmentation darken first?

A.Some spots may darken temporarily before shedding.

Q.Can weight-management support alone be helpful?

A.It depends on the individual and how consistently the plan is followed; diet and activity habits matter.

Q.Is medication always required?

A.No. That decision depends on the consultation and individual condition.