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G Lift

An energy-based feminine wellness protocol on fractional CO₂ — tissue quality addressed in a clinical setting, without anaesthesia.

FamilyIntimate wellness
PlatformDEKA SmartXide Tetra Pro fractional CO₂ (LCLR® protocol)
Developed byDr Sin Yong
SharedDeveloped at IN Eternity Clinic, a DEKA Centre of Excellence; discussed with the DEKA delegation in July 2026
Performed byDr Sin Yong personally, Singapore
Dr Sin Yong — faculty work

What is the G Lift?

The G Lift is a intimate wellness protocol developed by Dr Sin Yong in Singapore, delivered with DEKA SmartXide Tetra Pro fractional CO₂ (LCLR® protocol), and used for vaginal laxity, post-partum changes, dryness-related discomfort (as part of medical care).

Laxity is a tissue-quality issue; treatment addresses the tissue, not the anatomy. The G Lift applies fractional CO₂ energy to stimulate collagen in the vaginal mucosa — performed discreetly in a clinical setting, without anaesthesia.

Dr Sin Yong has a dedicated interest in gynaecological laser work and describes women's intimate wellness as the most under-served area of his practice.

Assessment comes first, including whether the concern is better addressed by a gynaecologist. Where treatment is appropriate, it is planned as a short course.

How it is planned

Assess

Whether energy-based treatment is appropriate at all.

Stimulate

Fractional CO₂ to the mucosa for collagen.

Review

A short course, reviewed between sessions.

Where it is used

  • Vaginal laxity
  • Post-partum changes
  • Dryness-related discomfort (as part of medical care)

Course and recovery

No anaesthesia is required and downtime is short. A course is planned individually and reviewed between sessions.

What it is not

  • It is not a surgical procedure and does not change anatomy.
  • It is not a substitute for gynaecological assessment where that is needed.
  • It is not offered where assessment does not support it.
“Laxity is a tissue-quality issue; treatment addresses the tissue, not the anatomy.”
Dr Sin Yong

Questions

Is anaesthesia needed?
No. Most describe warmth; anaesthesia is not required.
Who performs it?
Dr Sin Yong personally, in a clinical setting.
How many sessions?
Usually a short course, planned individually and reviewed between sessions.

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Assessment first

Whether the G Lift suits a face or a body is decided at an in-person assessment with Dr Sin Yong in Singapore. There are no packages, and the honest answer is sometimes a different protocol — or none.

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For physicians

Dr Sin Yong shares this protocol at manufacturer academies and congresses by invitation. Faculty enquiries are handled by email.

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