O-Shot
Sensitivity Increase
O‑Shot Sensitivity Increase at Evolution Aesthetics uses your own platelet‑rich plasma (PRP) to gently boost clitoral sensitivity. We draw a small tube of blood, concentrate the platelets with Eclipse PRP or Magellan PRP, and place tiny, targeted injections where they are needed. The natural growth factors inside PRP support circulation, nerve signaling, and healthy tissue remodeling in the area. A strong numbing cream and a fine needle keep the procedure comfortable for most people. The visit is quick, downtime is minimal, and improvements develop gradually over the next few weeks and months. If you want a natural, clinic‑based option for intimate wellness without surgery or devices, this treatment may fit your goals.
Natural growth factors, quick visits, and focused sensitivity gains
Targeted placement for focused sensitivity gains
Micro‑injections are placed with care around the clitoris to focus the effect where it matters most.
Natural, drug‑free approach
PRP comes from your own blood, with no synthetic fillers or hormones.
Fast appointment, little disruption
Typical visit is 30–45 minutes including blood draw, numbing, and treatment.
Comfortable procedure
Topical anesthetic and a very fine needle help keep discomfort low.
Results that build and last
Sensitivity often improves gradually over 3–12 weeks and can last many months.
No light or heat restrictions
Unlike lasers, PRP injections do not cause photosensitivity, so there are no sun‑related limits.
Your own growth factors boost nerve signaling—no heat, no implants
O‑Shot Sensitivity Increase uses platelet‑rich plasma (PRP), a concentration of your own platelets suspended in a small volume of plasma. After drawing a small tube of blood, we process it with one of our two systems—Eclipse PRP or Magellan PRP—to separate and concentrate platelets. Platelets carry growth factors such as PDGF, TGF‑β, VEGF, EGF, and FGF, which support micro‑circulation, tissue remodeling, and healthy nerve function. The PRP is then injected in tiny amounts to the clitoral glans and surrounding tissues using a fine needle and topical anesthetic. The local release of growth factors signals your body to increase blood flow, support collagen and elastin production, and enhance neural responsiveness over time. Because this method uses your own blood components and no heat or light energy, there is no thermal damage and minimal tissue disruption. We offer two versions of the procedure—O‑Shot / Sensitivity increase the clitoris Eclipse PRP and O‑Shot / Sensitivity increase the clitoris Magellan PRP—so your clinician can choose the platform that best matches your goals and platelet yield.Contraindications
PRP treatments are not suitable for everyone. During consultation we will review your medical history, medications, and current symptoms to ensure this procedure is appropriate for you.
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding.
- Active infection, rash, or inflammation in the treatment area.
- Platelet or clotting disorders, very low platelet count, or platelet dysfunction.
- Current use of anticoagulants (e.g., warfarin or DOACs) unless cleared by your prescriber.
- Uncontrolled diabetes or significant peripheral neuropathy.
- Active cancer or ongoing chemotherapy/radiation.
- Autoimmune disease in active flare.
- Allergy to local anesthetics (e.g., lidocaine, tetracaine) used for numbing.
- History of keloid formation or poor wound healing.
- Recent use of NSAIDs (e.g., ibuprofen) in the days before treatment, which may reduce platelet activity.
Few sessions, short visits, and results that last
Most people start with one O‑Shot session. A second session at 8–12 weeks can be considered if additional improvement is desired. Early changes can appear within 1–3 weeks, with peak effects typically between 6–12 weeks. Results may last 12–18 months; maintenance can be scheduled when you feel benefits fading. A typical visit takes 30–45 minutes, including a small blood draw, 15–20 minutes for numbing, and a few minutes for the injections. Before treatment: hydrate well, eat a light meal, avoid alcohol for 24 hours, and pause NSAIDs, fish oil, and high‑dose vitamin E for several days unless prescribed (ask your clinician). After treatment: expect mild swelling or tenderness for 1–3 days; avoid tight pressure, vigorous exercise, cycling, hot tubs, and swimming for 24 hours; avoid intimate activity for 24–48 hours. Small bruises can occur and usually clear within a few days. We offer two versions—Eclipse PRP and Magellan PRP—and your clinician will advise which platform best suits your blood profile and goals, focusing on platelet yield and consistency.What goes well with O‑Shot Sensitivity Increase?
- Prevent-Age Gynecologist ConsultationA focused check-up helps identify hormonal or pelvic floor factors that can blunt results. The doctor can align timing, at‑home care, and any add‑on therapies so O‑Shot benefits are more consistent and longer lasting.
- Private Area Rejuvenation by RadiofrequencyRF gently warms tissue to stimulate collagen and microcirculation. Combined with O‑Shot, it can improve firmness and hydration, supporting better sensation and day‑to‑day comfort over the following weeks.
- Intimate Area Dryness TreatmentRestoring moisture balance reduces friction and irritation. Good hydration of the mucosa helps O‑Shot outcomes translate into more reliable comfort and responsiveness sooner.
- Dermal Filler Labia MajoriAdds soft volume and cushioning to the outer area. For thinning tissues, pairing it with O‑Shot can improve protection, symmetry, and overall comfort during everyday activities.
- LED TherapyRed/near‑infrared light supports microcirculation and cellular repair. Used in the first 2–3 weeks, it may reduce swelling and speed recovery after O‑Shot, helping results settle in smoothly.
Our Doctors
Dr. Rashad Haddad
Gynecologist-Obstetrician
Obstetrician and Gynecologist, Cosmetic Gynecologist, Surgeon from France. DHA License 00033031-012
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