Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about PRP O Shot.

Most patients report minimal discomfort; topical anesthetic and a quick injection technique make the O-Shot virtually painless. Mild soreness, swelling, or light bruising can occur for a few days. We provide aftercare instructions and support to ensure comfort and recovery.

Many clients notice improvements within four to six weeks as PRP stimulates tissue repair; benefits typically continue improving over two to three months. Individual response varies, and some patients may see quicker or slower changes depending on health and baseline symptoms.

Many patients experience benefit after a single O-Shot, but a second session four to six months later can enhance or prolong results. Treatment plans are individualized based on symptoms, response, and goals discussed during consultation.

Side effects are generally mild and temporary, including localized swelling, tenderness, bruising, or minor bleeding. Allergic reactions are rare because PRP uses your own blood. We discuss risks and contraindications during consultation and follow strict sterile procedures.

Ideal candidates are women with decreased libido, vaginal dryness, painful intercourse, or difficulty achieving orgasm. Good overall health and realistic expectations are important; a consultation evaluates medical history, medications, and suitability for PRP therapy.

Prepare by avoiding blood-thinning medications and alcohol as directed before treatment. Aftercare includes brief rest, avoiding sexual activity, baths, and strenuous exercise for about 48 hours. Follow scheduled follow-up to monitor healing and discuss any additional treatments.