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2019 · 1 min read
What is the OShot?
The OShot is a quick and painless, non-surgical, 20-minute long procedure. It begins with a blood draw, then, using proper centrifugal technique, platelet rich plasma is extracted from the blood and injected into the numbed area near the clitoris and upper vagina to enhance sexual pleasure.
Because the platelet rich plasma (PRP) contains growth hormone factors, it rejuvenates the vagina treating also urinary stress/urge incontinence, looseness, dryness or lack of sensitivity.
There is no recovery time and results are almost immediate in some women.
Combine this treatment with our Fotona (IntimaLase) Vaginal rejuvenation for the best possible result:
Vaginal Tightening with Fotona is a non-surgical, non-invasive treatment that restores and restructures vaginal tissue without the use of any anesthetic or numbing creams.
This is a treatment that uses a controlled laser beam, applying concentrated thermal heating to the inner layers of vaginal tissue. The heat causes contraction of collagen and elastin and allows for long-term change by stimulating regeneration of these important proteins.
What are the benefits of these treatments?
- It’s a non-surgical procedure
- 95% of women experience resolution of urinary incontinence
- Increased libido
- Stronger/more frequent orgasms
- Tighter vaginal skin
- Decreased pain with intercourse
- Increased natural lubrication
- Fast and painless
Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. Nothing here is medical advice — book a consultation and we will look at your case.
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