About the so-called orgasm shot

O-Shot in Gangnam, Seoul, honest answers and other options

The O-Shot is a trademarked procedure in which platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from your own blood is injected near the clitoris and the upper vaginal wall, with the aim of improving arousal, orgasm and sometimes mild urine leaks. Evidence for it is limited, and it is not a proven treatment for sexual dysfunction. At Sinsoe Women's Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul, female OB-GYNs run a sexual dysfunction clinic that looks at both physical and emotional causes, with options from hormones to filler and laser. An English-speaking coordinator keeps everything private and simple.

Availability: The O-Shot is a trademarked PRP procedure and is not on Sinsoe's confirmed list. For sexual wellness concerns, the clinic offers a female sexual dysfunction clinic, Love Fill-up filler, the MonaLisa Touch laser and growth-factor or stem-cell vaginal injections.

  • O-Shot brand: not listed
  • Sexual dysfunction clinic
  • Physical and emotional causes
  • All-female doctors
  • Private English support
  • 5 female doctors on one team
  • EN English coordinator from booking to follow-up
  • 8 PM evening clinic on Mondays & Fridays
  • Sat open until 4 PM
The basics

What is the O-Shot?

The O-Shot, short for orgasm shot, is a branded way of using platelet-rich plasma. Blood is taken from your arm, spun to concentrate the platelets, and the PRP is injected near the clitoris and the front wall of the vagina after numbing.

The idea is that growth factors in platelets may improve blood flow and nerve function in these areas. It is marketed for low arousal, difficulty reaching orgasm, dryness and mild stress incontinence.

Research so far is mainly small studies without a comparison group. Sexual response depends on hormones, blood flow, nerves, relationships, stress and medicines, so a single injection rarely addresses the whole picture.

Marketed for What the O-Shot is promoted for

  • Difficulty with arousal or orgasm
  • Reduced sensation
  • Vaginal dryness
  • Mild stress urinary incontinence

What it is not

Look deeper

Why arousal and orgasm can change

Before any injection, it helps to know what is behind the change. Many causes are very treatable.

Possible cause Examples
Hormones Menopause, after childbirth, breastfeeding or some contraceptives can lower estrogen or testosterone.
Medicines Some antidepressants, blood pressure medicines and hormonal treatments affect arousal and orgasm.
Physical Dryness, pain during sex, pelvic floor changes or vaginal laxity.
Emotional Stress, tiredness, anxiety, low mood or relationship strain.
Health Diabetes, thyroid problems or nerve and blood vessel conditions.

Often more than one cause is involved. That is why Sinsoe's sexual dysfunction clinic looks at both body and mind.

Talk to a doctor soon if you have:
  • New pain during sex
  • Bleeding after sex
  • Low mood or loss of interest in most things

These need attention in their own right. Message us on WhatsApp or see your local doctor.

Confirmed at Sinsoe

Alternatives to the O-Shot at Sinsoe

The clinic's sexual dysfunction clinic offers a range of confirmed options, chosen after an assessment.

Medication and hormones

Depending on the cause, estrogen, testosterone, DHEA or blood-flow medicines may be considered. See low libido.

Hormone-related causes

Filler, laser and injections

Love Fill-up filler, the MonaLisa Touch laser, and growth-factor or stem-cell vaginal injections for sensation, dryness and laxity.

Physical changes

Counseling

Individual or couple counseling for stress, anxiety or relationship factors. See sexual health counseling.

Emotional factors
Step by step

A sexual wellness visit in Gangnam, Seoul

Private, unhurried and with a female doctor from start to finish.

  1. 1 Message us in English On WhatsApp. You can write your concern so you do not need to explain at reception.
  2. 2 Check in on 2F Bring your passport or Alien Registration Card. Reception and the OB-GYN clinic are on the 2nd floor.
  3. 3 A private conversation A female OB-GYN asks about your symptoms, health, medicines and relationship, at your pace.
  4. 4 Exam and tests A gentle exam and, if useful, blood tests for hormones.
  5. 5 Your plan Your doctor explains the likely causes and options, which may combine treatments.
Bright waiting lounge at Sinsoe Women's Clinic in Gangnam, Seoul
A calm waiting lounge.
Female OB-GYN in a private consultation with an anatomical model at Sinsoe Women's Clinic, Seoul
Talking it through with a female doctor.
Before your visit

Helpful to note down

  • When the change started and what was happening then
  • Any medicines, including the pill or antidepressants
  • Whether pain, dryness or desire is the main issue
  • Questions you feel shy to ask out loud
Privacy

Your information stays private

Sexual health is a normal part of women's health. Everything you share stays between you and your care team, and you decide what to discuss.

Honest answers

O-Shot: evidence and risks

A balanced summary of what is known about PRP injections for sexual function.

Evidence Limited

Small studies report improvement, but controlled trials are few and placebo effects are possible.

Common side effects First few days

Soreness, swelling or bruising at the injection site and where blood was taken.

Less common Needs a check

Infection, or a temporary increase in sensitivity or arousal that feels uncomfortable.

Rare Uncommon

Nerve irritation or ongoing pain at the injection site.

Doctor's hand pointing at a pelvic model during a sexual health consultation in Gangnam, Seoul
Anatomy explained, without embarrassment.
Expats & visitors

Getting sexual wellness care in Korea as a foreigner

It can be easier to talk about sexual health with a doctor of your own gender and in your own language.

If you live in Korea

Ongoing support

Some treatments, such as hormones or counseling, work best with regular follow-up.

If you are visiting

Assessment and a plan

A consultation, tests and some treatments can fit into a short stay. Your doctor can give you an English summary for home.

Couples

Partners are welcome

If you wish, your partner can join part of the consultation or counseling.

Quick answers

O-Shot: common questions

Where can I ask about the O-Shot in Gangnam with an English-speaking doctor?

Sinsoe Women's Clinic at 537 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul runs a female sexual dysfunction clinic with female OB-GYNs and an English-speaking coordinator. It is a 4-minute walk from Eonju Station Exit 7 (Line 9). Message us on WhatsApp at +82-10-9517-5719.

Does Sinsoe offer the O-Shot?

The O-Shot brand is not on Sinsoe's confirmed list. The clinic offers other options for sexual wellness, including hormones, filler, laser, regenerative injections and counseling. Ask the coordinator what fits you.

Does the O-Shot really work?

Evidence is limited to small studies. Some women report improvement, but results are not proven and vary widely.

Is the O-Shot the same as PRP?

The O-Shot uses PRP, but it is a specific branded protocol and injection site. See PRP vaginal rejuvenation.

Is the O-Shot painful?

The area is numbed first. Most women feel pressure and some soreness for a day or two.

Why can't I reach orgasm anymore?

Common causes include hormone changes, medicines, dryness, stress and relationship factors. A doctor can help find the cause.

How much does sexual wellness treatment cost in Seoul?

It depends on the treatment. The coordinator gives you an estimate after your consultation.

Ready when you are

Ask about sexual wellness care in Gangnam, Seoul

Message us in English, as privately as you like. A female OB-GYN will help you find the cause and the right next step.

Sinsoe Women's Clinic

537 Nonhyeon-ro, Gangnam-gu, Seoul 06126, South Korea
Eonju Station Exit 7 (4 min) · Yeoksam Station Exit 6 (5 min)
Mon & Fri 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Tue, Wed, Thu 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Sunday Closed
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