The O-Shot Perth

The O-Shot
Treatment Highlights

  • Uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from the patient’s own blood (autologous; not a prescription medicine)
  • Performed as a clinical procedure after topical numbing
  • Appointment takes approximately 30 minutes
  • Typically suggested as a course of three sessions
  • A clinical, consultation-led assessment determines suitability

The O-Shot is an intimate treatment that applies platelet-rich plasma (PRP) — a concentrate prepared from a small sample of the patient’s own blood — to the inner vaginal wall and clitoral hood area. A small volume of blood (about 10 ml) is drawn, placed in a specialised tube and spun in a centrifuge for around five minutes; the platelet-rich portion is then injected once the area has been fully numbed with a strong topical numbing cream. Treatment time is approximately 30 minutes, and a course of three sessions four to six weeks apart is typically suggested.

Some benefits that the O-Shot may help with include:

  • Dryness
  • Fulfilment in sexual pleasure
  • Mild urine leakage
  • Overall tone and elastin

Treatment Discomfort:

Usually limited; varies between individuals

Longevity:

Not permanent; varies between individuals

Location:

Available at all MedAesthetics clinics.

The O-Shot Cost

$800 per treatment

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The O-Shot
Treatment Information

Treatment Areas

  • Intimate area — the inner vaginal wall and clitoral hood region
  • May be considered by women reporting reduced libido or reduced stimulation during sexual activity
  • Suitability is assessed individually at a private clinical consultation

Common Names

  • O-Shot
  • Intimate PRP (platelet-rich plasma) treatment
  • Female intimate PRP

MOA

The O-Shot is an intimate application of platelet-rich plasma (PRP). About 10 ml of the patient’s own blood is drawn and spun in a centrifuge for a few minutes to concentrate the platelets and growth factors. This concentrate is then injected into the inner vaginal wall and clitoral hood area once the area has been numbed. The intention is to support the local tissue; individual responses vary and the supporting evidence is limited.

The O-Shot Treatment Summary

A course of three sessions, spaced four to six weeks apart, is typically suggested, with further maintenance discussed at consultation. Your clinician advises based on your individual assessment.

Each appointment takes approximately 30 minutes. This is confirmed at your consultation.

The area is fully numbed with a strong topical numbing cream beforehand, so discomfort is usually limited, though sensation varies between individuals.

Because the procedure involves injection, there may be temporary bruising, swelling, tenderness or redness at the treated site. Recovery varies between individuals.

Any effect develops gradually and varies considerably between individuals; the clinical evidence is limited and outcomes are not guaranteed.

Any effect is not permanent and varies between individuals, and the evidence for how long any benefit lasts is limited.

Most people can return to usual activities soon after their appointment; your clinician will advise based on your individual circumstances.

Aftercare guidance is provided at your appointment and tailored to your treatment. Any questions about comfort and recovery are discussed with you beforehand.

The O-Shot General Information

The O-Shot is an intimate treatment that applies platelet-rich plasma (PRP) — a concentrate prepared from a small sample of the patient’s own blood — to the inner vaginal wall and clitoral hood area. A small volume of blood (about 10 ml) is drawn, placed in a specialised tube and spun in a centrifuge for around five minutes; the platelet-rich portion is then injected once the area has been fully numbed with a strong topical numbing cream. Treatment time is approximately 30 minutes, and a course of three sessions four to six weeks apart is typically suggested.

Because the O-Shot uses platelet-rich plasma drawn from your own blood rather than a manufactured medicine, and because the clinical evidence for it is limited, the most important quality to look for is a provider who is honest about what it can and cannot do. Points worth raising:

  • Whether the person offering it gives you a frank, evidence-based picture of likely results rather than promises, given that individual responses vary considerably
  • Whether the blood is drawn, prepared and injected using proper sterile technique, since any intimate injection carries a risk of infection
  • Whether suitability is assessed privately and individually, with a clear explanation of who this is and is not likely to help
  • The practitioner’s qualifications and registration, and whether you feel able to ask questions and take your time in a discreet, unpressured setting.

An intimate procedure that involves drawing blood and injecting a concentrate deserves a clinical setting and an honest conversation, which is how it is handled here. Care is doctor-led and overseen by Dr Ehsan Jadoon (MED0001586460), Registered Medical Practitioner (general registration), and delivered by a qualified clinical team. A private consultation and individual assessment come first; the limited evidence, the realistic range of outcomes, the risks and the alternatives are discussed openly, with no outcome promised and no pressure to go ahead. If you would like to understand whether it is appropriate for you, you are welcome to arrange a consultation.

O-Shot Treatment FAQs

The area is fully numbed with a strong topical cream beforehand, so discomfort is usually limited, though sensation varies between people.

No treatment outcome can be guaranteed. The clinical evidence for intimate PRP is limited and individual responses vary; this is discussed honestly at your consultation.

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