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" While plenty of women are content with their vaginas as they are, not all women are \u2014 so they look for solutions to get youthful, virginal lady bits again. But what if a full-on vaginoplasty just takes too damn long? There&amp;#039;s a solution in the United Kingdom for that: a quick laser vagina lift. One woman is saying it&amp;#039;s totally worth it. Thirty-four-year-old Angela Timson wasn&amp;#039;t feeling so great about her vagina after popping out two kids; she said her vagina was dry, and, in her words, &amp;quot;lax,&amp;quot; according to the Daily Mail. So she went ahead and got a Nu-V laser procedure at Genesis Clinics in Leicester, a procedure meant for women with a myriad of problems \u2014 from dryness to incontinence \u2014 and which promises to bring your vagina back to its days before you had babies.  At 499 pounds for one treatment and 995 pounds for three treatments (that&amp;#039;s approximately $653 and $1,303), the procedure, which was invented by Dr. Natasha Ranga and Emma Soos, is certainly cheaper and quicker than the more invasive vaginoplasty, which on average can cost between $3,000 and $12,000 and can require up to  six weeks of recovery. You can also have sex within four to five days after having a Nu-V procedure. So how exactly does the aptly named Nu-V work? According to Genesis Clinics&amp;#039; website, a speculum is placed into the vagina (which Timson said is more comfortable than a pap smear), and then laser energy is administered into the vagina, making the vagina contract and shrink while new tissue forms. The website claims patients are in and out of the office within thirty minutes....which is less time than a spin class. A video on Genesis Clinics&amp;#039; YouTube page breaks down the whole procedure.        Timson said sex was fantastic afterwards. &amp;#039;I&amp;#039;ve never had a problem orgasming with my current partner but the two times that we did it [since the procedure] the orgasm was more intense,&amp;quot; she said to The Daily Mail. Currently, the Nu-V procedure is only available in Leicester, though it will soon be offered in London, and there certainly aren&amp;#039;t enough chronicles of women who have undergone the procedure to make any all-encompassing statements about its results just yet. And though it&amp;#039;s ultimately up to each individual woman to decide what pleasure she&amp;#039;s like to feel and what she wishes to do with her lady parts, it might be worth waiting until more research has been done into this particular way of dialing back time down there. (h/t Daily Mail) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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