Clitoral Enhancement

C-Shot®

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The C-Shot® is a non-surgical, regenerative treatment that uses your own platelet-rich plasma (PRP) to support clitoral tissue health, sensitivity, and function. This treatment is designed for women who want to address changes in sensation, arousal, or discomfort and support their overall intimate wellness.

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Uses Your Own BloodPRP (platelet-rich plasma) from your own body
Non-SurgicalMinimally invasive in-office procedure
Supports Natural RejuvenationHelps promote tissue health and circulation
Designed for YouA personalized approach to intimate wellness
Understanding the Treatment

What is the C-Shot®?

The C-Shot® is a PRP-based treatment that focuses specifically on the clitoris. Platelet-rich plasma, derived from your own blood, is injected into the clitoral area to support tissue health, blood flow, and natural rejuvenation.

PRP contains growth factors that play a role in your body's natural healing and tissue-repair processes. The goal of the C-Shot® is to support clitoral tissue health, sensitivity, and function as part of your overall intimate wellness.

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How Does the C-Shot® Work?

A simple, in-office process

1

Blood Draw

A small amount of blood is collected from your arm, similar to a routine blood draw.

2

PRP Processing

Your blood is placed in a centrifuge, which spins fast to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich plasma (PRP).

3

Numbing

A strong numbing cream is applied to the treatment area to ensure your comfort.

4

The Injection

The concentrated PRP is carefully injected into the clitoral area using precise technique.

The Science

How your body responds

Growth Factors

Signal your body to support tissue repair and regeneration.

Increased Blood Flow

Helps improve circulation to the clitoral tissue.

Tissue Rejuvenation

Supports healthier tissue and function over time.

Enhanced Sensitivity

May lead to improvements in sensation, arousal, and overall intimate wellness.

Candidacy

Who may consider the C-Shot®?

Women may explore the C-Shot® for:

  • Decreased clitoral sensitivity
  • Difficulty with arousal
  • Changes in orgasm
  • Decreased sexual satisfaction
  • Postpartum changes
  • Changes related to aging or menopause
  • Overall intimate wellness

Every woman is different. A consultation is required to determine if the C-Shot® is appropriate for you.

Your Visit

What to expect

  • In-office procedure (usually 30–60 minutes)
  • Minimal downtime
  • Some patients notice changes within weeks
  • Individual results vary

You may experience mild tenderness, swelling, or light spotting after the procedure. Serious side effects are rare. Your provider will review all risks, benefits, and aftercare instructions with you during your consultation.

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Your Questions, Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the C-Shot® hurt?+

The C-Shot® is designed to be a comfortable in-office procedure. A strong numbing cream is applied to the treatment area before the PRP injection to help minimize discomfort. Mild tenderness or sensitivity may occur afterward.

How long does the C-Shot® procedure take?+

The procedure typically takes approximately 30–60 minutes, including preparation and treatment.

How soon will I notice changes in clitoral sensitivity?+

Everyone responds differently. Some women may notice changes within the first few weeks, while other changes may develop gradually. Individual results vary.

Is there any downtime after the C-Shot®?+

The C-Shot® typically involves minimal downtime. Some patients may experience temporary tenderness, swelling, or light spotting. Your provider will give you specific aftercare instructions.

Is the C-Shot® safe?+

The C-Shot® uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) prepared from your own blood. As with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects. Your provider will review the treatment, potential benefits, risks, and whether it is appropriate for you.

Who may consider the C-Shot®?+

The C-Shot® may be considered by women experiencing concerns such as:

  • Decreased clitoral sensitivity
  • Difficulty with arousal
  • Changes in orgasm
  • Decreased sexual satisfaction
  • Postpartum changes
  • Intimate changes associated with aging, perimenopause, or menopause
  • General intimate wellness concerns

A consultation is required to determine whether the C-Shot® is appropriate for you.

What is the C-Shot® made from?+

The C-Shot® uses PRP derived from your own blood. A small amount of blood is collected and processed to concentrate the platelet-rich plasma before it is carefully administered to the targeted clitoral area.

How does the C-Shot® work?+

The C-Shot® delivers concentrated PRP to the targeted clitoral tissue. PRP contains growth factors involved in the body's natural healing processes and is intended to support the body's natural tissue response.

How long do C-Shot® results last?+

Results and their duration vary from person to person. Your provider will discuss what you may expect and whether additional treatment may be appropriate based on your individual response.

What should I expect after the C-Shot®?+

You may experience temporary tenderness, sensitivity, swelling, or light spotting after treatment. Most patients experience minimal downtime. Your provider will provide personalized aftercare instructions.

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Individual results vary, and no specific outcome can be guaranteed. Treatment recommendations are made after a consultation with our provider.

Personalized guidance

Not sure which treatment is right for you?

You don't have to choose on your own.

During your consultation, our medical team will listen to your concerns, evaluate your individual needs, review your medical history, and help you determine which treatment—or combination of treatments—may be appropriate for you.

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