Regenerative and functional gynecology, which is rapidly expanding thanks to biotechnologies and energy-based devices, aims to restore the function and trophicity of tissues. It relies on biological approaches (platelet-rich plasma, botulinum toxin, hyaluronic acid) and physical modalities (lasers, radiofrequency, photobiomodulation), which show promise in the treatment of various vulvar pathologies, vulvodynia, as well as in postpartum perineal repair. Despite encouraging results, the level of evidence remains inconsistent. These techniques should complement conventional management and be performed by trained practitioners in accordance with regulatory standards. This article provides an updated synthesis of the current perspectives of regenerative medicine in gynecology.
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