Injecting high-concentration platelet-derived growth factors, known as PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma), around the clitoris, the G-spot, and within the vaginal canal can promote angiogenesis in the vaginal lining. This process supports tissue regeneration, enhances sensitivity, and may help women achieve stronger and more easily attainable orgasms during sexual activity.

Additionally, it can improve vaginal lubrication and alleviate dryness. Overall, these effects may contribute to the improvement of female sexual dysfunction. Some studies also suggest potential benefits in alleviating mild stress urinary incontinence.

・ Patients with low libido
・ Difficulty with orgasm due to hyposensitivity
・ Vaginal dryness due to postpartum or cessation of menstruation
・ Patients with painful intercourse (dyspareunia)
・ Patients with mild urinary incontinence

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is a regenerative therapy in which a patient’s blood is processed to concentrate platelets and then injected into the target area. It helps promote tissue repair, reduce inflammation, stimulate new blood vessel growth, and boost collagen production.

・ Patients diagnosed with cancer
・ Patients with coagulopathy
・ Patients with an active infection
・ Patients who are pregnant
・ Patients who are on anticoagulant therapy

From the blood draw to the completion of the injection, it takes about an hour to complete.
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Most patients experience noticeable improvement and satisfactory results after the first injection. However, outcomes may vary from person to person. Some women choose to continue with maintenance treatments as part of their intimate care routine, and a follow-up session can be performed after approximately 8 weeks.
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Pain perception varies individually. A topical anesthetic and cooling are applied prior to injection to minimize discomfort. Most patients report minimal to no pain, with a minority experiencing mild pressure or transient stinging. Sedation is available for pain-sensitive individuals. The full procedure—from blood draw to completion—typically takes under one hour.
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Before the procedure, a topical anesthetic will be applied to the injection area, and the injections will be performed under local anesthesia. For patients who are more sensitive to pain, light sedation can also be provided.

After the procedure, it is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse and soaking in baths for 3 days. There is usually no downtime, and it generally does not affect daily activities.

1. Consult a physician for evaluation before treatment.
2. Disclose any medical conditions, chronic illness, or pregnancy plans.
3. Avoid scheduling during menstruation.
4. Active infection or inflammation requires medical assessment before proceeding.