O-Shot
O-Shot
The procedure is a quick, 20-minute in-office treatment.
A small amount of blood is drawn from your arm—no more than what is typically taken during a routine blood test—and is then spun in a specialized centrifuge to isolate the platelet-rich plasma (PRP). Growth factors are abundant in PRP, as are signaling proteins.
Following the application of a local anesthetic cream to numb the vaginal area, the PRP is then injected with a fine needle into two specific areas without discomfort. The O-Shot is a PRP-based injection designed to enhance sexual arousal and address various symptoms of female sexual dysfunction. It leverages the healing properties of PRP, utilizing the body’s platelets to promote healing. The O-Shot harnesses these growth factors to combat sexual dysfunction and also addresses urinary incontinence, decreased libido, vaginal dryness, challenges in achieving orgasm, and Lichen Sclerosus.
The O-Shot may be suitable for females who experience:
- Discomfort during sex
- A diminished sex drive
- Trouble with sexual arousal
- Challenges in achieving orgasm
- Urinary incontinence during physical activities or exertion
The Benefits of the O-Shot for Female Sexual Dysfunction:
- Enhanced clitoral stimulation: PRP can rejuvenate nerve responsiveness and cellular activity around the clitoris, making stimulation more enjoyable.
- Improved vaginal orgasms - increased sensitivity can lead to more intense and prolonged orgasms and reduced discomfort during intercourse.
- Increased vaginal lubrication - with an improved libido and sensitivity, arousal and sexual enjoyment can be significantly enhanced due to better natural lubrication.
Faq's
Some patients may notice immediate effects post-injection. The full benefits of the O-Shot are typically realized within three months.
If the desired outcome is not achieved after ten weeks, the procedure may be repeated at intervals of 10 weeks until satisfaction is met.
Before the treatment, avoid taking blood-thinning medications. It is suggested that you abstain from all sexual activities after the treatment to allow the treated area to heal correctly.
