PRP for Vaginal Health: What to Know
Géniale Intimate offers platelet-rich plasma (PRP) as a medical procedure for selected vaginal health concerns, following a doctor’s assessment. PRP is prepared from a small sample of your own blood. Research into PRP for vaginal health is ongoing, and whether it is suitable for you is discussed at consultation, along with other options.
How PRP Is Prepared and Given
A small sample of your blood is drawn and processed to concentrate the platelets. The prepared plasma is then injected into the treatment area under local anaesthetic. As with any procedure, side effects can occur, including discomfort, bruising, swelling or infection, and results vary between individuals. Risks, alternatives and recovery are discussed with you before treatment.
Concerns That May Be Discussed
Sexual Function Concerns
Changes in sensation, arousal or comfort during intimacy. Women’s sexual health
Vaginal Laxity
Changes after childbirth or with age, assessed alongside pelvic floor care. Vaginal laxity
Vaginal Dryness
Dryness and discomfort, including menopause-related changes. Vaginal dryness
Bladder Leakage
Stress urinary incontinence, assessed alongside pelvic floor care. Bladder leakage
Why Choose Géniale for Medical PRP Therapy?
At Géniale Intimate, PRP consultations are with Dr Mike Shenouda, a Specialist General Practitioner (AHPRA registration MED0001162043) who has completed training in PRP for vaginal and vulval tissue. Your suitability, risks and alternatives are discussed before any treatment.
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