Sexual Health and Rejuvenation

These may include: PRP, fillers (often used for penis augmentation), mesotherapy, hair removal, peeling and injectables BTX. Many factors affect the libido and contribute to concerns with a person’s sexual health. Whilst this is often the case as we age, it can also affect younger people and has a detrimental effect on both our sexual confidence and performance with our partners.

PRP – Known as ‘P-shot’ for men and ‘O-shot’ for women, this treatment can help to restore healthy properties to this sensual area, enhance sexual sensation and improve sexual health concerns, such as: erectile dysfunction, weak erections, vaginal dryness, loss of sensation and painful intercourse. The O shot for women rejuvenates the vaginal tissue for increased sensitivity, as well as increasing blood flow to the vagina, increasing the sensitivity of the nerves. When used for male sexual rejuvenation, the P shot will help to increase blood flow to the penis giving a firmer erection, as well as the plasma helping to regenerate additional tissue growth for both increased sensitivity and girth. As well as the sexual sensation benefits, PRP can improve conditions such as vaginal laxity and stress incontinence – often affecting women postpartum, and through the effects of menopause. 

Fillers – For women, adding volume to the labia majora helps to produce a more proportionate appearance, concealing the labia minora and protecting the more delicate tissues. Tone and elasticity can be restored to improve sensitivity and tissue health, reducing dryness and discomfort during sex. For men, adding fillers to the penis can increase the length or girth. A safe alternative to more invasive procedures, penile enlargement can also help to strengthen an erection for improved sexual performance.

Mesotherapy – Women can increase vaginal tightness, elasticity and hydration through the use of mesotherapy. The treatment administers medication under the vaginal mucosa and can also help to improve recurring infections and stress incontinence. Decreased hydration and firmness of the tissues around the vagina are often experienced during the menopause.