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Intimate laser: find out why women are turning to the procedure

Carol Nakamura shared on social media that she underwent a CO2 laser procedure in the intimate area, sparking debate about female health care. The actress highlighted that the treatment aims to "rejuvenate" the intimate area and criticized the taboo that still surrounds the topic, stating that many women face problems that even affect their sex life but avoid seeking professionals out of shame. The post reignited the discussion about what changes can be treated with laser technology and in which situations the procedure is actually indicated.

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