Abstract: Urinary incontinence (UI) is the involuntary leakage of urine and can be caused by 
various conditions. 
This study evaluates the effectiveness of CO2 laser therapy in treating urinary incontinence in 
women. A total of 107 patients underwent three consecutive laser procedures, and the results 
were compared with a control group of 27 women who received surgical treatment. The analysis 
focused on the frequency of incontinence during walking and the use of sanitary pads. CO2 
laser therapy demonstrated significant symptom reduction, with minimal side effects and rapid 
recovery. 
Keywords: Urinary incontinence, CO2 laser therapy, Treatment, Quality of life, Pelvic floor, 
Minimally invasive procedures, Women’s health 

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