Gynecological PRP

A gynaecological PRP procedure is a modern, natural and minimally invasive treatment method that uses platelet-rich plasma extracted from your own blood. It is injected into the intimate areas to stimulate tissue regeneration and improve moisture, elasticity and overall function of the intimate area. The procedure is safe, effective and does not require a long recovery period.

Who is the gynaecological PRP procedure suitable for?

• You experience vaginal dryness;
• You experience reduced sensitivity or sexual satisfaction;
• You suffer from mild urinary incontinence;
• The condition of your tissues has changed following childbirth or with age;
• You want natural tissue rejuvenation;
• You do not have any active infections in the intimate area;
• You are not pregnant or breastfeeding;
• You do not have any blood clotting disorders.

Detailed information about the procedure

How should you prepare for the procedure?

Your doctor will provide specific instructions on how best to prepare. It is recommended that you avoid taking aspirin, anti-inflammatory drugs or anticoagulants for a few days before the procedure, as these may increase the risk of bleeding and bruising. Alcohol also increases the likelihood of redness and bruising.

What happens during the procedure?

PRP treatment begins with taking a blood sample from the patient. The blood is then processed in a centrifuge to separate out platelet-rich plasma (PRP). Once the PRP is ready, the doctor will inject the appropriate amount of PRP into carefully marked areas using a fine needle. Most people experience only mild discomfort during the procedure. The entire procedure takes around 30–45 minutes.

What happens after the procedure?

PRP treatment begins with a blood sample being taken from the patient. The blood is then processed in a centrifuge to extract platelet-rich plasma (PRP). Once the PRP is ready, the doctor will inject the appropriate amount of PRP into carefully marked areas using a fine needle. Most people experience only slight discomfort during the procedure. The entire procedure takes about 30–45 minutes.

Post-procedure recommendations:

• Maintain good intimate hygiene;
• Avoid saunas, swimming pools and hot baths for 2–3 days;
• Avoid physical exertion for at least 24 hours;
• Refrain from sexual intercourse for 2–3 days.

Benefits of the procedure

• Uses a natural substance derived from your own blood;
• Low risk of allergic reactions;
• Promotes tissue regeneration;
• Restores natural hydration;
• Improves the condition and elasticity of the mucous membrane;
• A quick, safe and minimally invasive procedure.

Side effects

• Temporary swelling or tenderness;
• Mild discomfort at the injection site;
• Bruising;
• Infection.

FAQs about the procedure

Is the procedure painful?

Thanks to local anaesthesia, only minimal discomfort is felt.

When will the results be visible?

The first changes may be noticeable after a few weeks, whilst the full effect becomes apparent within 1–3 months.

How long do the results last?

The effects usually last for around 6–12 months, depending on individual physiological characteristics.

Is the procedure safe?

Yes, as your own blood plasma is used, which reduces the risk of allergic reactions and rejection.

When is the procedure not recommended?

• During pregnancy and breastfeeding;
• In the presence of active infections or inflammation;
• If you have blood clotting disorders;
• If you have cancer;
• If you are taking certain medicines that affect the blood (as advised by your doctor);
• During a flare-up of a chronic condition;
• In the event of acute infections or a fever.

When should you see a doctor after the procedure?

A follow-up consultation with your doctor is recommended two weeks after the procedure. The doctor will examine your lips and you will discuss the final results together.