PRP intimate rejuvenation, sometimes known as the O-Shot, is a non-surgical treatment that uses a small sample of your own blood to support the health of the intimate tissues. At OLA Aesthetics in West Perth, it is performed privately by our registered doctors as a considered, personalised approach to women's intimate wellness.
A Note from Dr Aleks
Conversations about intimate health are often put off, sometimes for years, because they can feel difficult to raise. I want OLA to be a place where they are easy. My role is to listen, to be straightforward about what this treatment can and cannot do, and to give you the information you need to make the right decision for you.
Potential Benefits of Treatment
- May support local circulation in the intimate area
- May improve sensitivity in the intimate area
- May assist with mild stress urinary incontinence
- Supports tissue quality following childbirth or hormonal change
- Uses your own blood, with no foreign substance or hormone introduced
- Non-surgical with minimal downtime
Treatment Summary
- Anaesthetic: Topical numbing cream
- Procedure Time: 45 to 60 minutes
- Downtime: Minimal
- Full Results: Gradual, over several weeks
- Longevity: Varies; where benefit occurs, often many months
What is PRP Intimate Rejuvination
The treatment uses platelet-rich plasma, or PRP, a concentrate prepared from a small sample of your own blood. A doctor draws the sample, then separates the platelets using a centrifuge. These platelets carry growth factors that the body uses in its natural repair processes.
The prepared PRP is carefully injected into specific areas of the intimate tissue, where it is intended to support local circulation, tissue quality and sensitivity over the following weeks. Because the PRP comes entirely from your own blood, no foreign substance or hormone is introduced.
How does it work?
Platelets do more than help blood clot. They release growth factors that signal the body to begin its natural repair and renewal processes. When concentrated PRP is placed into the intimate tissues, the intention is to encourage local blood supply and support the responsiveness of the tissue over time.
PRP has been used across medicine for many years, including in orthopaedic, dental and aesthetic settings. Results develop gradually rather than immediately, and individual responses vary.
The Ola Experience
Consultation
Your experience begins with a private consultation with Dr Aleks or Dr Indi, who will assess your needs and discuss whether this treatment is suitable for you. Some concerns are well suited to this approach and others are better addressed differently, and we will tell you plainly which applies.
Preparation
Once you decide to proceed, you will receive clear pre-treatment guidance. This generally includes pausing certain medications such as blood thinners, avoiding alcohol for at least 24 hours, and staying well hydrated to assist with the blood draw.
Treatment
A small blood sample is taken from your arm. While the PRP is prepared in a centrifuge, a topical numbing cream is applied for your comfort. Dr Aleks or Dr Indi then injects the PRP into the areas discussed at your consultation. The injection itself takes only a few minutes.
Frequently Asked Questions
One practical advantage of this treatment is the minimal downtime. Most women return to their normal day immediately afterwards. You may notice mild tenderness, light swelling or minor bruising in the treated area, which usually settles quickly. Your doctor will provide tailored aftercare advice before you leave.
Because this treatment works with your body's own repair processes, results develop gradually rather than overnight. Many women begin to notice changes over the weeks following treatment, with effects continuing to develop for up to around three months.
The duration of any improvement varies considerably from person to person. Some women choose a follow-up treatment to build on their initial result. We will give you realistic, individual guidance at your consultation rather than a fixed promise.
The best way to know is an in-person assessment with one of our doctors. It is generally considered for women in good overall health with realistic expectations. It is not suitable for everyone, and it is not recommended during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
Some intimate health symptoms can have underlying medical causes that should be assessed first. If that applies to you, we will say so and guide you to the right next step before considering any cosmetic treatment.
A topical numbing cream is applied before the injections, and most patients report only mild sensation. Any tenderness afterwards is usually minor and short-lived.
Allow around 45 to 60 minutes in total. Much of that time is preparing the PRP and numbing the area; the injection itself takes only a few minutes.
The PRP is prepared entirely from your own blood, so nothing foreign or synthetic is introduced. As with any injectable treatment there are risks, which your doctor will discuss in full beforehand.T
Results develop gradually as your body responds, typically over several weeks, and continue to develop for up to around three months. Individual results vary.
Some women are satisfied with a single treatment, while others choose a follow-up. Dr Aleks or Dr Indi will give you individual guidance at your consultation.





