What to Expect During Your O-Shot® Appointment

If you’re considering the O-Shot® to help with urine leakage, enhance sexual wellness, or rejuvenate sensitive tissue, you may be curious about what the appointment will entail. The O-Shot® is a straightforward, minimally invasive procedure that uses PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) from your own blood to promote natural healing and tissue regeneration. Here’s a look at each step of the appointment, so you know exactly what to expect and feel fully prepared.

1. Consultation and Preparation

Your O-Shot® appointment typically begins with a brief consultation, even if you’ve already discussed the procedure. This is an opportunity for you to share any last-minute questions or concerns, review your health history, and ensure the O-Shot® aligns with your specific goals. Your provider will explain how PRP works, what benefits you can expect, and go over each step of the treatment.

After the consultation, your provider will prepare for the procedure. A small amount of your blood will be drawn, just like a standard blood test. This sample is then processed in a centrifuge to separate the PRP, the concentrated portion of blood rich in growth factors.

2. Numbing for Comfort

To ensure you’re comfortable, a numbing cream is applied to the targeted area, usually between the anterior vaginal wall and the urethra, where the PRP will be injected. This helps to minimize any potential discomfort, allowing you to relax during the treatment. The numbing cream typically takes about 15-20 minutes to take full effect.

Many patients find that the numbing process makes the procedure easy and relatively pain-free, helping them feel at ease.

3. Preparing and Injecting the PRP

Once the numbing cream has taken effect, the concentrated PRP is drawn into a fine needle for injection. Using the prepared PRP, your provider will then carefully inject the PRP into the specified area. This injection is done with precision to ensure optimal placement for the best results.

Most women report feeling minimal discomfort during this part of the procedure, thanks to the numbing cream and the small needle used.

4. Post-Treatment Care and What to Expect Next

Immediately after the procedure, you may notice a slight sensation of fullness or warmth in the area, which is normal and temporary. Some women resume their usual activities the same day, as the O-Shot® doesn’t typically require downtime. Your provider will go over post-treatment care, which may include avoiding sexual activity for a day or two to allow the PRP to settle and begin working.

Your provider may schedule a follow-up appointment for around three months after your treatment. This is to check on your progress, discuss the benefits you’re experiencing, and answer any additional questions. PRP works gradually, so many women see the most significant results developing over the next few weeks to months.

Common Questions About the O-Shot® Appointment

• Does it hurt?
  Thanks to numbing cream, most women feel minimal discomfort. The sensation is often described as mild and brief.

• How long does the appointment take?
  Plan for around 45-60 minutes, including the consultation, numbing, blood draw, and PRP injection.

• When will I see results?
  Many women notice benefits within a few weeks, with full effects becoming more evident after a few months.

What Results Can I Expect from the O-Shot®?

The O-Shot® can provide multiple benefits, including improved bladder control, enhanced sensitivity, and better natural lubrication. Some women experience additional improvements in sexual wellness and increased confidence. As every woman’s experience is unique, results can vary, and some may opt for additional treatments to maintain or enhance their results.

If you’re ready to take the next step with the O-Shot®, we’re here to guide you through the process and ensure you feel comfortable and confident at every stage. Schedule a consultation or contact us to learn more about how the O-Shot® can support your wellness goals. For more information: oshotatl.com or oshot.info