Sexual Wellness

The "O" Shot

The O-Shot (Orgasm Shot) is a non-surgical, 20-minute procedure using a patient's own platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injected into vaginal and clitoral tissue to rejuvenate sexual function, enhance sensitivity, and treat urinary incontinence.

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Effectiveness and Benefits

• Urinary Control: The procedure can alleviate stress urinary incontinence.

• Results Timeframe: While some effects may be felt immediately, peak results often appear after 3 months

• Sexual Enhancement: Many users report increased sexual desire, increased clitoral/vaginal sensitivity, and more frequent, intense orgasms.

• Vaginal Health:

  It may increase natural lubrication and improve skin quality, reducing pain during intercourse.     

Procedure Details

• Process: Blood is drawn, processed in a centrifuge to concentrate platelets (PRP), and injected into the vaginal/clitoral tissue using a local numbing cream.

• Recovery: There is minimal downtime, and patients can often return to normal activities immediately.

• Frequency: Treatments can be repeated every 18 months or, if needed, at 8-week interval.

The "P" Shot

The P-Shot (Priapus Shot) is a non-surgical procedure using Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) from a patient's own blood to treat erectile dysfunction (ED), enhance sensitivity, and increase penile blood flow.

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Key Details About the P-Shot

• Results & Timing: While some notice improvements within days, optimal results typically peak around 3–4 months post-injection.

• Is it Worth It? The P-Shot is considered experimental, with limited clinical trial data verifying its effectiveness in improving erections.

• Side Effects & Recovery: The procedure has minimal downtime. Side effects are generally mild and temporary, including bruising, swelling, tenderness, and, rarely, infection.

• Best Candidates: Men with ED resulting from age, prostate cancer treatment, or diabetes may seek this option, though it is crucial to consult a qualified provide

• How it Works: Blood is drawn, centrifuged to isolate growth factors (PRP), and injected into the penile shaft and glans under local anesthetic.

• Benefits:

  Reported benefits include improved erection hardness, increased stamina, enhanced sensitivity, and potential, though unproven, improvements in Peyronie's disease symptoms.