
Ongoing Research & Development
At Specialist Clinics of Australia, we are undertaking continuous research into GynaeLase, including treatment parameters and patient variables. The aim of this work is to carefully collect data so we can better understand the potential role of laser technology within gynaecological care.
While laser technology for gynaecological use has only been introduced in select centres internationally, published data remains limited. Our research seeks to contribute to the growing evidence base by thoroughly documenting treatment details and patient-reported experiences.
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Comparing different types of laser systems (e.g., Erbium YAG and CO2) and their modes of delivery
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Assessing treatment methods using different applicator types
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Exploring patient-reported outcomes relating to vaginal tissue changes
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Collecting long-term data to better understand patterns over time
Parameters Studied:
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Laser type and mode
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Applicator type and treatment technique
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Number and timing of treatments
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Laser settings used
Patient Variables Documented:
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Age, childbirth history, and past gynaecological procedures
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Menopausal status and related symptoms
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Use of hormone treatments, medications, supplements, or lifestyle factors
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Routine gynaecological screening (e.g., Pap smear history)
This structured research approach allows us to build a clearer picture of how patient characteristics and treatment settings interact. Our goal is to contribute to rigorous, evidence-based understanding in this emerging area.

I would like to be involved in the research please. I have incontinence, had surgery for CIN 3. 3 years ago which I believe made my condition worse. I’m so unhappy due to this condition. I have tried everything.
Hi EH
Consultations are initially performed and investigations included in our Specialist Centre include full history, examination and ultrasounds. This is a very scientific way of assessing the bladder condition and helping to diagnose the type of Incontinence and predict the outcome of treatments. The laser procedure can be performed in the same consultation treatment session on some occasions or can be re booked for a later date.
Thank you.