O-Shot - Dr Bhabha Aesthetics

The O-Shot®

At Dr Bhabha Aesthetics in Johannesburg, we offer the O-Shot®, a revolutionary non-surgical treatment that rejuvenates vaginal tissue using your body’s own natural healing power. This procedure helps restore vaginal elasticity, improve urinary control, and enhance sexual sensitivity – safely and effectively.

What is the O-Shot®?

The O-Shot®, or Orgasm Shot, uses Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) derived from your own blood to stimulate tissue regeneration and boost circulation in the vaginal area.

By encouraging collagen and nerve growth, it enhances lubrication, sensitivity, and elasticity – improving both comfort and sexual well-being.

Benefits of the O-Shot®

The O-Shot® offers a range of physical and emotional benefits, including:

Restored vaginal elasticity and tone
Increased natural lubrication
Heightened sexual arousal and orgasm intensity
Reduced urinary leakage or stress incontinence
Relief from vaginal dryness and irritation
Boosted confidence and sexual well-being

What Can I expect after the O-Shot®?

Most women can resume normal activities immediately after treatment. Mild tenderness or swelling may occur but typically resolves within a day.

Many patients notice improved sensitivity and control within the first few weeks, with optimal results developing over two to three months as collagen renewal continues.

Procedure Time

30 - 45mins

Treatment Recovery

Minimal – 1 Day

Duration of Results

2 – 3 Weeks

Back To Work Time

Same Day

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do the results of the O-Shot® last?

Results typically last 12 to 18 months, depending on lifestyle and hormonal balance. Annual maintenance sessions can help sustain the benefits.

Is the O-Shot® painful?

No, the area is numbed with a topical anaesthetic before injection, and most women report only mild pressure or a brief stinging sensation.

Can the O-Shot® help with urinary incontinence?

Yes, many patients experience significant improvement in mild to moderate urinary leakage, especially stress incontinence caused by weakened pelvic tissue.