Childbirth may lead to vaginal laxity. Genetics, baby size, birth circumstances, and number of deliveries will all play a role in the degree of vaginal laxity. In a survey of more than four hundred women in the United States who had vaginal deliveries, almost half reported some level of concern with vaginal laxity. This condition occurs because the pelvic floor muscles that surround and control the vagina get stretched out to accommodate a baby. Unfortunately, challenges with vaginal laxity after childbirth often lead to urinary incontinence and reduced sexual sensitivity. Viveve can aid women suffering from these issues regardless of whether they’ve had one or multiple deliveries.