Objective — to evaluate the efficiency and safety of and compliance with Vagilac vaginal gel and Vagilac liquid soap for the prevention of vaginal biotope dysbiosis after episiotomy during delivery. Subjects and methods. The investigation enrolled 23 patients who had undergone episiotomy during delivery and sought outpatient care because of complaints of vaginal discharge 60 days postpartum. The efficiency of Vagilac therapy was evaluated from changes in the subjective estimates as to the degree of signs of vaginal biotope dysbiosis by a 5-scoring system. Results. The investigation ascertained that the use of the Vagilac intimate hygiene products showed a 2-fold reduction in the magnitude of subjective vaginal dysbiosis signs in the patients who had undergone episiotomy during delivery. Conclusion. The application of the lactic acid-based intimate hygiene products Vagilac vaginal gel and Vagilac liquid soap makes it possible to restore the optimal vaginal pH values and promotes the suppressed growth of anaerobic bacteria and the creation of optimal conditions for the growth of intrinsic lactoflora, by ensuring the colonization resistance of a vaginal biotope and enhancing the total efficiency of treatment. The authors declare no conflicts of interest.