O-Shot Consent

Patients can just have one treatment or come back for more, which will build on the existing results. 8 weeks is generally recommended between treatments to ensure the full effects of the first treatment have been felt. The production of collagen can take up to 3 months to occur and the results can differ depending on the patient. Results can last up to 3 years but vary widely among individuals.

Factors such as home care products, use of SPF, smoking, water intake, stress, or illness will affect results and the frequency of treatments required.

TempSure Vitalia, Emsella, hormone replacement therapy.

• Active skin issue in the treatment area, including herpes
• Active or recent viral or bacterial infection (coughs, colds, flu)
• Autoimmune disorders
• Chemotherapy treatments
• Severe metabolic and systemic disorders
• Abnormal platelet function or blood disorders
• Chronic Liver Disease
• Anti-coagulation therapy (Coumadin, Warfarin, Plavix, Aspirin, Lovenox)
• Underlying Sepsis
• Systemic use of corticosteroids within 2 weeks of procedure
• Allergies to product ingredients
• Pregnant or breastfeeding

• Pain, bleeding, bruising, infection, injury to urethra, hematuria (blood in urine), puffiness/oedema, numbness, redness, swelling, hematoma
• Constant awareness of the G-spot, mental preoccupation of the G-spot, alteration of the function of the G-spot, a sensation of always being sexually aroused, constant vaginal wetness, hypersexuality (overactive sex drive)
• Minimal or no effect from the treatment including altered sexual function alteration, sex life alteration, alteration of vaginal sensations and sexual response cycle
• Allergy including anaphylaxis to local anaesthetic is possible but very rare
• The number of recommended treatments is an estimate. There is no guarantee of results and multiple treatments may be needed to achieve a satisfactory result

The vagina is numbed using topical anaesthetic, before being injected with local anaesthetic to further numb the area.

Blood is drawn from the arm and then spun in a centrifuge to separate the red blood cells and white blood cells from the plasma components.

The plasma is then injected into the required area using a very fine needle.

The injections may sting for a few seconds, but most patients describe the process as comfortable. The procedure will take around 30–45 minutes to complete.

• 1 week prior: Avoid blood-thinning medication – aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil
• 3 days prior: no exfoliation, waxing, or hair removal in the treatment area
• 3 days prior: if prone to herpes outbreaks, take prophylactic medication
• 2 days prior: avoid alcohol and stay hydrated

Patients may experience swelling, redness, bruising, and tenderness in the treatment area. These effects are so common they can be considered a normal part of the process and will usually resolve over 24 hours.

• Avoid sex for 24 hours
• Don’t apply products containing AHA’s, Vitamin A products, Retin-A, scrubs, or enzymes
• Avoid strenuous exercise and heat (saunas, LED, hot showers) for 48 hours
• Avoid anti-inflammatory medication for 48 hours
• Don’t scrub, exfoliate, or aggressively massage treatment area for 72 hours
• Eat a healthy diet and hydrate with 2–3L of water daily

If you develop severe pain, swelling, or discolouration in or around the treatment area

Any other side effects that you think are important

If you feel distressed or worried in any way

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