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G-Shot & O-Shot Treatments – Boosting Female Intimate Wellness These two treatments are non-surgical procedures designed to enhance sexual sensitivity, pleasure, and overall vaginal health. They are safe, quick, and often done on the same day. ** 1. G-Shot (G-Spot Augmentation) What it is: A small injection of hyaluronic acid (a natural substance found in the body) directly into the G-spot area. Purpose: To enhance the size and sensitivity of the G-spot, potentially improving sexual arousal and response. Time: Takes about 20–30 minutes. Pain Level: Minimal discomfort – a local anesthetic is usually applied. ** O-Shot (Orgasm Shot) What it is: A treatment using your own platelet-rich plasma (PRP), taken from a small sample of your blood. Process: Blood is drawn → PRP is separated in a special machine → It’s injected into the clitoral and vaginal tissue. Purpose: To improve vaginal sensitivity, lubrication, and sexual function. Time: Takes about 30–40 minutes. Natural & Safe: Since it uses your own blood, there is minimal risk of allergic reaction or rejection. *** Combined Treatment (Recommended by Dr. Irem) Why both together? When G-Shot and O-Shot are done on the same day, they can complement each other for better results. How long do results last? Up to 2–3 years, depending on individual factors. No downtime: You can arrive and leave the same day – no hospital or hotel stay needed. Return to daily life: Most women can resume normal activities the same or next day.
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