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Vaginal PRP rejuvenation – Magellan ‘O’shot

Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) is an innovative solution in modern medicine which rejuvenates and recovers tissues and cells, and accelerates the healing process in the human body. PRP is applied in gynecology, reproductive medicine, dermatology, urology and other medicine branches.

PRP includes the use of concentrated platelet plasma products, which are rich in bioactive proteins releasing growth factors leading to assistance and stimulation of tissue recovery.

A small amount of the patient’s own blood is collected from a vein immediately before a procedure. It is placed in a specific centrifuge separating platelets and plasma from other blood components. The obtained PRP is separated in a syringe and is ready to be introduced at the required sites.

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Benefits of PRP therapy in aesthetic gynecology

Better tone of vaginal muscles

Smoother and refreshed skin of external genitalia

Better vaginal moisturising

Increased arousal with clitoris stimulation

Improvement in the symptoms of hyperactive bladder or urinary incontinence

More frequent and intense orgasms

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Frequently Asked Questions

The total duration of a procedure is 40 to 60 minutes, adjusted to the maximal comfort of the patient.
No. A local anaesthetic is used and the sensation is similar to any other injection.
In some patients, a change can be observed a few days after the procedure, and in others within 3-4 weeks.
Resuming sex life happens individually and depends on whether PRP is combined with another procedure, but usually it is after 24 hours.
Although no contraindications are known, the procedure performance in non-mensturating days is recommended in order to achieve better visualization of anatomical structures.
Effect of PRP lasts for about 12 months. An individual consultation with our gynecologist is required before the procedure. The examination may include an ultrasound scan and smear. Based on the examination, an individual plan for the performance of a procedure or a combination of procedures is prepared.

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