The O-Shot is an injection of platelet rich plasma (PRP) into the clitoris, around the bladder neck or into the labia of women.  The purpose of the O-Shot is to rejuvenate the tissues in these areas and to improve the function of the injected organs.  In the case of clitoral injection of the O-Shot, the benefits include stronger and more frequent orgasms, increased sexual desire and increased clitoral stimulation.  When injected between the anterior vaginal wall and the bladder neck the benefit is relief of urinary incontinence.  When injected into the labia for the purpose of tightening up the relaxed labia, it improves the aesthetic appearance of the labia.  Another use of the O-Shot is to treat a condition called Lichen Sclerosus of the labia.

Use of Plaltelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) in the O-Shot

The O-Shot is made up of Platelet-rich plasma which is extracted from the client’s blood.  Blood is drawn from the arm, spun down to separate the red cells from the plasma.   The plasma is extracted to be injected into the clitoris, the anterior vaginal wall (near bladder neck) or into the labia.  The plasma contains growth factors which stimulate stem cells to heal and rejuvenate the tissue into which it is injected.

The Procedure

The procedure is carried out in the office.  It takes about 15 minutes to perform.  The area to be injected is anesthetized with local anesthetic cream prior to the injection of the PRP.  There is virtually no discomfort or pain and no downtime.

What to Expect after the O-Shot

There is no downtime, so the client may engage in sexual activity the same day.

The PRP goes away in 3-9 days, but the effect of the growth factors is at work.

The benefits of the O-Shot begin to manifest at about 3 weeks.

The full effects of the growth factors in the O-Shot occur at about 3 months.

There may be odd sensations in the injected areas within the first 3 weeks, but most women don’t experience anything for the first 3 weeks

Any odd sensations disappear by the 3 week time frame.

The effects of the O-Shot may last from 1-3 years depending on individual response.