O-Shot - Orgasm Enhancement and Sexual Wellness
What is O-Shot®?
The O-Shot® is a nonsurgical procedure that uses a woman's own Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) from a simple blood draw, to rejuvenate vaginal tissues and enhance sexual pleasure. The FDA approved PRP treatment immediately activates the body's localized stem cells and begins rejuvenating and revitalizing vaginal and clitoral function helping women experience orgasms with increased intensity.
How Does the O-Shot® Work?
The in-office procedure starts with a simple blood draw from the patient's arm. Using an FDA approved centrifuge, platelets and growth factors are separated to create PRP. After applying a numbing cream to the vagina, a very thin needle is used to inject the PRP near the clitoris and the upper area of the vagina that is most important for sexual pleasure (the O-spot). The entire process takes about 20 minutes and women experience little to no discomfort. Patients experience the benefit of the O-Shot almost immediately with full rejuvenation benefit after about 3 months.
O-Shot® Treatment Results:
- Greater arousal from clitoral stimulation
- Rejuvenated skin of the vulva
- Tightening of the vaginal opening
- Stronger orgasm
- Increased sexual desire
- Increased ability to have vaginal orgasms
- Increased lubrication
- Decreased pain for those suffering from painful intercourse
- Descreased stress urinary incontinence
What to Expect During an O-Shot
The O-Shot procedure is simple. The patient begins their treatment by having their blood drawn. The blood is then placed in a centrifuge that produces the PRP. Once the PRP is successfully extracted, it is then injected into the clitoris and upper vagina.
Patients typically experience no pain because the injection sites are entirely numbed. The process is virtually painless, with only some patients experiencing a minor pinching or warm sensation at the injection site. The entire process from start to finish takes approximately 30 minutes.
O-Shot Complications
O-shot side effects and complications are reported as minor. Some patients report pain, swelling, and numbness near the O-shot injection site lasting up to one week after the procedure. The majority of patients experience no side effects. However, your doctor will provide a detailed outline of what you should do if you experience any complications.
