O-Shot®

The O-Shot helps with significant improvement on feeling of intimacy and satisfaction in relationship.

It is also an effective treatment for stress and urinary incontinence, unintentional urination.

O-Shot is an all natural, painless and non-surgical procedure that can rejuvenate and revitalise vaginal and clitoral function, giving you dramatically improved sensitivity and significantly enhance your sex drive.

It was originally developed as the 'Orgasm-Shot', and involves just two tiny injections into highly specific areas of the female anatomy. Many women experience an improvement in urinary symptoms almost immediately. Improvement in sensation may take up to three weeks to six months.

Rejuvenating of the female 'orgasm system'  using PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) may sometimes take more than just a couple of shots. Research shows 65% of women reports a signifcant improvement after just one treatment and increased to 85-90% improvement after 2 treatments.

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Frequently asked questions:

Am I a candidate for O-Shot?

O-Shot can help women with:

- Painful Sex.

- Low sex drive / desire.

- Difficulty reaching orgasm.

- Difficulty with arousal.

- Leaky bladder.

- Urinary Incontinence

How long does O-Shot last for?

Results can lasts indefinitely, but top ups may be required by some women.

How long does the treatment take?

The procedure lasts about 40 - 60 minutes from preparation to end.

Does it hurt?

We use a specially compounded local anaesthetic cream prior to injecting the area, so you will feel little to no discomfort.

What are the side effects?

The common side effects are temporary redness, pain /discomfort, bruising, lumps and bumps, swelling and firmness.

Come in for a consultation to see if the O-Shot® is right for you.

Pricing

Consults are required with our Doctor as this is a specialized treatment & each clients needs are different. All questions will be answered & pricing discussed at this time.

Consults are $250. (redeemable againist treatment)

(All clients are required to fill in a consent form prior to treatment, due to some medical conditions treatment may not be suitable for all clients.)