Abstract: A handheld ultrasound device and corresponding methods used for rejuvenating the vulvovaginal area of the user. In general, the handheld ultrasound devices include a device body coupled to an acoustic coupler and a handle. The device body further includes internal components including an ultrasound transducer, an energy delivery element, and circuitry for controlling the ultrasound output. The methods of using the handheld ultrasound device include engaging the tissue in and around the vulvovaginal area with the energy delivery element, applying ultrasound energy to the vulvovaginal tissue from the energy delivery element and through the acoustic coupler, and affecting a measurable parameter associated with vulvovaginal rejuvenation.

Abstract: Embodiments of visualization devices for assessing a level of contact between vulvovaginal tissue and a coupling component of a vulvovaginal rejuvenation device are provided. The device can comprise a head portion comprising a window and detachably attached to a coupling pad.

Abstract: A breath analysis device is described which minimizes mixing of gases between one section of a breath and another section of breath. In particular for example, when sampling and analyzing the end-tidal section of exhaled gas, the system may avoid mixing that can occur inside the device, between the end-tidal sample and the gases before and after the end-tidal sample. The system accomplishes this with an ultra-low uniform cross section fluid pathway, which includes componentry with ultra-low dead space.