What Does The FDA Say About DiVa?4 min read

The FDA’s main concern can be summarized in a few words: The FDA does not want women to ignore possibly serious medical issues by getting DiVa without further medical investigation first. DiVa can greatly improve women’s intimate health and provide vaginal rejuvenation, however, some symptoms can be precursors to deeper medical problems. If these symptoms are only addressed by DiVa and not by a doctor, it could be worse in the long run. It’s like makeup – makeup can clear your skin and help you look better, but if you have a serious skin condition, then seeking medical help is better than simply applying makeup. The same goes for vaginal rejuvenation, you should make certain that your symptoms are not related to any serious medical problems before getting DiVa. 

Of course, the FDA has other concerns regarding misleading marketing. Some cosmetic centers got into trouble with the FDA for suggesting that vaginal rejuvenation treatments have no possible side effects, which, of course, is misleading. Every medical and cosmetic procedure has potential side effects, and DiVa is no exception. Any institution who claims that their product or service has no potential side effects is lying.

The FDA is currently looking into full DiVa approval, although that takes time. After all, the FDA isn’t known to be the speediest office around. Since DiVa’s revolutionary technology is relatively new and the medical community as a whole has only just skimmed the surface about women’s vaginal health, the FDA has much to research before giving a full stamp of approval.

The Oakland Press wrote an article concerning DiVa , where Dr. Cheryl B Iglesia, former chairwoman of the Committee on Gynecologic Practice of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists talked about DiVa and the FDA. She summarized it by confirming that DiVa is safe. She thinks that, “The FDA is trying to be conservative. They do not want the marketing to be ahead of the science on this.”