The V-Shot for Women
The V-Shot is a revolutionary non-surgical treatment that utilizes platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to improve sexual wellness for women. In female rejuvenation, the v-shot is a beneficial treatment for vaginal dryness, urinary incontinence, pain during sex, and more.
The V-Shot for Women
For 30-40% of women, sexual dysfunction can prevent them from experiencing satisfying sexual lives. The v-shot, otherwise known as the O-Shot or orgasm shot, boosts female sexual health. Women who experience sexual dysfunction, struggle to achieve orgasm, or have urinary incontinence may benefit from the v-shot. The treatment increases sensitivity and stimulation to improve sex drive and the sexual experience.
How the V-Shot Works
The treatment involves injecting the labia and clitoris with platelets that contain healing proteins. The PRP process extracts these healing proteins from the blood which contain growth factors. Before the injection, numbing cream is applied to minimize discomfort.
Am I a Candidate for the V-Shot?
This treatment is ideal for individuals suffering from:
- Sexual dysfunction
- Urinary incontinence
- Low sex drive
- Pain during intercourse
- Vaginal dryness
Recovery Period
Patients can expect a quick recovery from the v-shot. Patients may even have intercourse the same day as treatment. However, some sensitivity for a day or two can be expected for some. Results can first be experienced within the 3- days of treatment. Typically, results reach their peak within 3 months. Patients can expect results to last at least a year.
Side Effects
Most patients don’t experience any negative side effects. However, as with any injection, some temporary irritation or soreness at the injection site is possible.
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Dr. Henry E. Childers, M.D. is happy to provide patients with detailed information, answer all questions, and discuss any concerns. Dr. Childers is a board-certified cardiothoracic surgeon with nearly two decades of experience in vein disease and vein treatment. Because of his past surgical experience, Dr. Childers is intimately familiar with the saphenous vein — the vein most likely to be involved in your vein treatment procedure.