03/06/2026
Every postpartum recovery is different, safety depends on factors such as mode of delivery, presence of tearing or surgical incisions, and individual healing timelines. Here’s how you can use the wand…
External use:
Once your health-care provider confirms it is appropriate, the Fringe Pelvic Wand may be used externally on the vulvar area or surrounding pelvic tissues to support comfort and circulation. Use Mode 1 or Mode 3 if you are sensitive to heat. While you can work up to three to five sessions per week at 10 minutes per session, keeping sessions shorter and less frequent at the beginning is advisable. Increase gradually based on comfort.
Internal use:
Internal use should only be considered after your health-care provider confirms that internal tissues have healed, bleeding has resolved, and there are no complications such as infection, open wounds, or significant pain. Use Mode 1 or Mode 3, starting with short, less frequent sessions and increase gradually based on comfort.
Light therapy is not a treatment or cure for postpartum conditions, but may be used as a supportive tool to promote comfort and tissue wellness.
Disclaimer: This information is for general wellness and educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. Light therapy is not a treatment or cure for postpartum conditions, pelvic injury, or any medical condition, and individual responses can vary. Please always consult your health-care provider before using the Fringe Pelvic Wand after pregnancy.
