Votiva™
Vaginal Rejuvenation
Treatment

Vaginal rejuvenation encompasses various procedures aimed at improving vaginal health, addressing issues such as laxity, dryness, or discomfort, often using non-surgical or minimally invasive techniques.

The V-Revival, or platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection in the vaginal area, is claimed by some to improve tissue health and sensitivity but does not necessarily result in increased tightness.

As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, there is limited scientific evidence on the efficacy and side effects of the “V shot” or the O-Shot, but potential side effects may include temporary bruising, swelling, or discomfort at the injection site.

The frequency of receiving V-Revival treatments depends on individual factors and medical advice, but typically, it may be done once a year or as recommended by a healthcare professional.

The V-Revival involves injecting platelet-rich plasma (PRP) derived from the patient’s blood into the vaginal tissues to potentially enhance sexual function and address certain issues such as arousal and orgasmic difficulties.

There isn’t a strict age limit for the V-Revival, but it is generally recommended for women who have experienced changes in sexual function, and the appropriateness is assessed on an individual basis by healthcare professionals.

The success rate of the V-Revival varies, with some individuals reporting improvement in sexual function, arousal, and satisfaction, but scientific evidence supporting its efficacy is limited, and results may vary.

The effects of the V-Revival may vary, but some individuals report experiencing improvements in sexual function and satisfaction within a few weeks after the procedure.

The effects of the V-Revival are not considered permanent, and individuals may need periodic injections to maintain or enhance the results; the duration of effectiveness varies among individuals.

The V-Revival procedure using platelet-rich plasma for sexual enhancement is considered an off-label use, and while the PRP itself may be FDA-approved for certain purposes, the specific application for sexual enhancement may not be FDA-approved.

To prepare for an V-Revival, one typically undergoes a consultation with a healthcare professional, discusses medical history, and may be advised to hydrate well before the procedure.

The cost of the V-Revival varies, but it generally ranges from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars, depending on the provider, location, and additional services included.

Some anecdotal evidence suggests that the V-Revival may potentially help with mild urinary incontinence by improving tissue health in the vaginal area, but scientific evidence supporting this specific benefit is limited.

The V-Revival involves injecting platelet-rich plasma (PRP) into specific areas of the vaginal tissues, including the clitoral hood and upper vagina, to potentially enhance sexual function.

Pain during the V-Revival procedure is typically minimized by using a local anesthetic cream, but individual pain tolerance may vary.

While the V-Revival may improve vaginal health, lubrication, and sensitivity for some individuals, its effectiveness in increasing natural lubrication varies, and results are not guaranteed.

The duration of the effects of the V-Revival varies among individuals, but some may experience improvements in sexual function and satisfaction for several months.

Yes, the V-Revival can be administered after menopause to address sexual concerns and improve vaginal health, but individual eligibility is assessed by healthcare professionals based on the patient’s medical history and needs.

The effectiveness of the V-Revival for sexual enhancement is debated, with limited scientific evidence supporting its efficacy, and individual responses varying.

The V-Revival is typically administered by a qualified healthcare professional, such as a gynecologist or a specially trained medical practitioner.