Female sexual health · Private care
Female treatment
in Southlake.
Your symptoms matter.
Your comfort does, too.
Explore our O‑Shot, a PRP-based female sexual health procedure, with symptoms, health history, evidence, alternatives, and expectations discussed first.
Private questions deserve thoughtful care.O‑Shot
A PRP-based procedurePrivate
Questions and consent come firstAssessment
Symptoms and health history reviewedBegin with the symptoms
Function, comfort,
and personal goals.
The O‑Shot uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from a blood draw and injected into selected clitoral and vaginal areas after numbing. Sexual-function, pain, lubrication, sensation, and urinary concerns can have several causes, so appropriate evaluation and alternatives should be discussed before treatment.
01Your symptoms
Discuss changes in arousal, sensation, orgasm, lubrication, discomfort, urinary leakage, postpartum recovery, menopause, or other concerns in your own words.
02Your health context
Share gynecologic and urinary history, pregnancies, menopause status, medications, hormones, infections, bleeding risks, pelvic-floor care, and previous procedures.
03Your options
Ask about the evidence, limitations, pelvic-floor therapy, medication or hormonal options, gynecologic or urologic evaluation, and reasons another approach may fit better.
Ask who will be present, how privacy is handled, and exactly what the procedure involves before deciding.
Your appointment, considered
Listen first.
Plan together.
Your health, reviewed.
Your consent, ongoing.
- 01
Talk privately.
Describe symptoms, timing, goals, previous care, and what you hope could improve. Ask whether diagnostic evaluation should come first.
- 02
Understand each step.
Review the blood draw, PRP preparation, numbing, injection sites, discomfort, possible effects, full cost, and alternatives.
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Plan follow-up.
Leave with written activity and aftercare guidance, expected timing, warning signs, and a clear way to contact us.
An informed decision
Private treatment.
Medical considerations.
Assessment matters
Sexual, pelvic, or urinary symptoms may relate to infection, pelvic-floor conditions, menopause, childbirth, medications, neurologic conditions, or other health concerns. A cosmetic consultation should not replace appropriate gynecologic, urogynecologic, or urologic care.
Understand the risks
Blood collection and injection can cause pain, tenderness, bruising, swelling, bleeding, infection, altered sensation, scarring, and an unsatisfactory response. Ask what evidence supports the proposed use and how complications would be managed.
Seek urgent medical care for severe or worsening pain, heavy bleeding, fever, spreading redness, loss of sensation, difficulty urinating, or other concerning symptoms.
Before you begin
Your questions.
A private answer.
Is the O‑Shot appropriate for every sexual or urinary concern?
No. These concerns have multiple possible causes. Ask whether evaluation by a gynecologist, urogynecologist, urologist, pelvic-floor therapist, or another clinician is appropriate.
What should I ask about expected change?
Ask which outcome the provider believes is realistic for your concern, when it would be assessed, how often patients do not respond, and what the next step would be.
Can I take time to decide?
Yes. Review benefits, risks, alternatives, evidence, privacy, recovery, and cost before choosing. You can schedule a consultation without committing to treatment.
Refine Medical Spa · Southlake, Texas
Your symptoms.
Your private conversation.
Begin with a confidential discussion about your comfort and goals.
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General educational information. A consultation determines whether treatment is appropriate.
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