Restore, Revive, Reimagine

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The O-Shot® starts with a quick blood draw to isolate platelet-rich plasma (PRP), which is packed with powerful growth factors. When this PRP is carefully injected into the vaginal and clitoral tissues, it activates stem cells, stimulates new blood vessel and nerve growth, and promotes healthy tissue regeneration. The result is improved blood flow, enhanced sensitivity, and rejuvenated function—helping address a wide range of sexual health concerns and restoring confidence and intimacy.

The O-Shot® is a breakthrough, non-surgical treatment designed to help women restore confidence, comfort, and pleasure in their intimate lives. Benefits may include:

• Enhanced arousal and improved sex drive
• Increased natural lubrication
• A firmer, more supportive vaginal opening
• Stronger, more frequent orgasms
• Greater ability to achieve vaginal orgasms
• Heightened sensitivity from clitoral stimulation
• Noticeably increased sensation overall
• Younger, smoother appearance of the vaginal lips
• Reduced pain or discomfort during intimacy
• Improved bladder control and relief from urinary incontinence
• Support for lichen sclerosus and vulvar atrophy

The O-Shot® is a safe, office-based procedure that uses your body’s own natural growth factors to rejuvenate intimate tissue — helping you feel more comfortable, confident, and connected.

Yes. The platelet-rich plasma (PRP) used in the O-Shot® helps strengthen and rejuvenate the pelvic floor and surrounding tissues, which can greatly reduce or even resolve urinary incontinence for many women.

Most women notice results after just one O-Shot®, but every body is unique. Some choose a second treatment to enhance or extend their results, which can be done as soon as eight weeks later. During your consultation, we’ll talk through your goals and create a personalized plan that’s right for you.

No. Even though there’s no evidence the O-Shot® is harmful during pregnancy, it hasn’t been studied in pregnant or breastfeeding women. For safety, we recommend waiting until after pregnancy and breastfeeding before receiving treatment.