Female sexual dysfunction is discussed even less than male sexual dysfunction. Many women never mention concerns to their doctor or partner, even when they cause real distress.
Today, a healthy sex life is recognized as part of overall wellbeing, and sexual concerns are treated as health issues, not personal failings. Dr. Anita Dormer offers the She-Shot, a PRP treatment personalized to your needs.
Women ask about the She-Shot for:
Sexual concerns can affect women of any age or stage of life.
Female sexual dysfunction includes difficulty with arousal, lack of orgasm, low desire and painful intercourse. Some women have experienced it all their lives; for others, it begins after childbirth or menopause.
These concerns can affect relationships, sexual confidence and self-esteem. The She-Shot aims to restore comfort and response so intimacy can feel good again.
As with other PRP treatments, a small amount of blood is drawn and placed in a centrifuge. The resulting platelet-rich plasma is injected into specific areas near the clitoris and upper vaginal wall.
The growth factors in PRP are thought to renew blood supply and tissue, so nerves can become more responsive. Many women report improved sensitivity, natural lubrication and a sense of tightness.
Dr. Anita has developed an individualized approach to vaginal, urinary and sexual rejuvenation, tailored to each patient’s concerns.
A confidential conversation about your symptoms, health history and goals.
Injection areas are tailored to your concerns, whether that is dryness, sensitivity, comfort or bladder control.
If you also have bladder leakage, the U-Shot can be combined into your plan.
The She-Shot may help to:
Dr. Anita provides a private, compassionate setting and focuses on comfort. She often hears patients ask after treatment, “Are you really done?”
Learn more about PRP therapy.
Book a confidential consultation with Dr. Anita to discuss whether the She-Shot is right for you.
A numbing cream is applied first, so most women feel minimal to no discomfort.
PRP for sexual and urinary rejuvenation is not FDA approved and is considered an off-label use. PRP preparation systems are FDA-cleared for other medical uses.
The O-Shot is a trademarked name for one PRP protocol. Dr. Anita uses her own individualized PRP approach for vaginal, urinary and sexual concerns.
Some women notice changes within days, but the main improvement usually develops around 3 months as the growth factors work.
Results can last up to 9 months or longer, depending on the individual.
