O.Shot
The O-Shot is a non-surgical procedure that uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to enhance sexual pleasure and treat various intimate concerns in women. Our O-Shot injections use PRP derived from your own blood to stimulate tissue regeneration and improve sensitivity, lubrication, and overall sexual function.
"O Shot" PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Injection
An “O Shot” PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) Injection, also known as the Orgasm Shot, is a medical procedure designed to enhance sexual function and improve sexual satisfaction, primarily in women. This innovative treatment utilizes the patient’s own blood components to stimulate tissue rejuvenation and promote sexual well-being. Here’s a detailed description of what an “O Shot” PRP injection entails:
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Patient Evaluation: Before the procedure, a thorough medical consultation is conducted. The patient’s medical history and sexual health concerns are discussed, ensuring they are a suitable candidate for the treatment.
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Blood Draw: The procedure begins with a small blood draw, similar to a routine blood test, typically from the patient’s arm.
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PRP Preparation: The collected blood is then processed in a centrifuge machine, which separates the platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from other blood components. PRP is rich in growth factors and bioactive proteins that are vital for tissue repair and regeneration.
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Local Anesthesia: A topical numbing cream is applied to the genital area to ensure the procedure is comfortable and virtually painless.
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Injection: Using a very fine needle, the physician carefully injects the PRP, which is now rich in growth factors and healing properties, into specific areas of the genitalia. The injection targets the clitoral and vaginal tissues, stimulating cellular rejuvenation and improving blood flow.
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Results: Over the following weeks, the PRP begins to stimulate the new collagen, improved vasculature and nerve tissue in the treated areas. This can lead to a range of potential benefits, including increased sensitivity, enhanced sexual arousal, improved lubrication, and, in some cases, stronger and more frequent orgasms.
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Recovery: There is minimal downtime associated with the “O Shot.” Patients can typically resume their regular activities shortly after the procedure. Some temporary mild discomfort, swelling, or bruising may occur but usually resolves quickly.
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Follow-up: Patients may require additional sessions for optimal results, depending on their individual needs and goals. The physician will provide guidance on the recommended treatment plan.
It’s essential to note that the “O Shot” PRP injection is considered a safe and non-invasive procedure, with minimal risks or side effects when performed by a qualified medical professional. While the results may vary from person to person, many individuals have reported significant improvements in their sexual satisfaction and overall quality of life after receiving this treatment.
Potential side effects and complications
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continuous sexual arousal
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ejaculatory orgasm
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sexual arousal with urination
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spontaneous orgasm
The side effects of PRP may include the following;
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allergic reaction
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bruising at the injection site
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dermatitis
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infection
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numbness at the injection site
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pain and soreness at the injection site
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redness at the injection site
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scar tissue
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swelling at the injection site
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vaginal sensitivity, including a “buzzing” sensation
There have been no long-term complications reported worldwide with the use of PRP in the O-Shot.
What to expect during recovery
Recovery is very quick. You may experience a small amount of local sensitivity for a day or two. You may even have intercourse the same day as treatment.
When should you see the results?
Within the first 3 to 7 days you will experience heightened sensation in the area treated due to the actual fluid injection.
Around 3-6 weeks new tissue will begin to develop and will continue for the next 9 weeks, which then at 3 months will reach its peak development, results typically last about a year.There’s no scientific research on when results start and how long the results of the O-Shot last, so evidence is anecdotal based on experience.