Diagnosed at 46. Mastectomy, chemo, then tamoxifen. The vaginal atrophy started within six months of starting tamoxifen. Rachel checked with her oncologist before ordering Ellora Bloom — her oncologist reviewed the mechanism and confirmed no concerns.

“My oncologist said, ‘If it’s truly hormone-free and works through light energy, I don’t see a problem. Just keep me informed.’ I’ve been using it for three months now. My daily comfort has improved dramatically. I showed my oncologist the studies at my last check-up and she said she’s going to research it further for her other patients.”

Diagnosed at 51. Lumpectomy, radiation, then letrozole. Severe vaginal atrophy for over three years. Had tried laser therapy once but couldn’t afford to continue. Her oncologist reviewed Ellora Bloom and gave the go-ahead.

“The laser worked but was $900 per session and I needed three. I couldn’t sustain that. Ellora Bloom gives me similar tissue improvement at home for a fraction of the cost. My oncologist was supportive because there’s no hormonal component whatsoever. I use it three times a week and the improvement has been steady and real.”

Diagnosed at 48. Aggressive treatment including mastectomy, chemo, and radiation. Now on anastrozole. Her oncologist is particularly conservative with anything hormone-adjacent.

“My oncologist is extremely cautious — which I appreciate. She ruled out vaginal estrogen, Osphena, and even some natural supplements because of potential estrogenic activity. When I brought her Ellora Bloom, she took two weeks to research photobiomodulation before giving me the green light. She said the mechanism is genuinely non-hormonal and she felt comfortable with it. That endorsement from MY oncologist — the most cautious doctor I know — was all I needed. Eight weeks later, my tissue has improved noticeably.”

Diagnosed at 54. Has been cancer-free for eight years but remains on hormone-blocking medication as a long-term precaution. Vaginal atrophy has been a constant companion for nearly a decade.

“Eight years of discomfort. I’d stopped asking for help because the answer was always the same: ‘We can’t give you estrogen.’ Ellora Bloom was the first time someone offered a solution that actually fit within my medical restrictions. I showed my oncologist and she said, ‘I wish I’d known about this sooner.’ I’ve been using it for four months. My tissue feels more alive than it has in years. I bought one for my friend from my support group. She’s seeing similar results.”