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SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION

P-SHOT & O-SHOT

P Shot - Priapus Shot® - PRP/PRF - $1800

P-shot increases penis size while obtaining a longer, stronger and more sustainable erection. This procedure can possibly make men more fertile. It can also cure problems with erectile dysfunction. This procedure is designed to deliver lasting improvements in sexual performance to men, especially those who have lost function due to an enlarged prostate, prostate cancer, the after-effects of surgery, drug side effects, and other conditions such as diabetes.

  • People who cannot get Botox include anyone who:
    Has had an allergic reaction to any of the ingredients in Botox, A skin infection at the planned injection site, Is currently expecting a child.
  • What Does Botox Treat?
    Wrinkles result from a combination of many factors including cellular changes that can occur over time, reduction of collagen, and damage caused by free radicals in the sun and the environment. When you frown or concentrate, the muscles between your brows contract, causing your skin to furrow and fold and when you squint, the muscles around your eyes contract and cause crow’s feet. BOTOX® Cosmetic works beneath the skin’s surface and targets the underlying muscle activity that causes frown lines and crow’s feet. There are many non-cosmetic disorders that can be treated with Botox, including migraines and excessive sweating. It can treat disorders of the esophagus, the bladder, and almost all skeletal muscles of the head, neck, torso, back, and extremities.
  • What Should I Expect?
    A Botox consultation and procedure take about ten minutes to complete. You may begin to notice results within 24 to 48 hours for moderate to severe frown lines, with results lasting up to 4 months. Most patients see results on post-procedure day three and full results on post-procedure day seven. Treatment requires minimal downtime or recovery; you’ll be able to go about your normal routine immediately after you leave True Health. The longer a patient has been receiving Botox injections, the less Botox they require. This is because the treated muscles decrease in size from inactivity and small muscles require less Botox than large muscles. First-time Botox patients typically see results that last between three-to-four months.
  • Will Botox Make Me Look Like I've Had Work Done?
    Botox is a technique-sensitive treatment. You should not lose the ability to show expression when you are treated by someone who is licensed, trained, and a medical expert in facial anatomy. It is important to talk to your specialist about the results you want from treatment.
  • How Long Does the Treatment Take?
    Your specialist will discuss your treatment goals and perform a facial analysis to determine the appropriate treatments for you. The actual injection process takes about 10 minutes.
  • Does Botox Treatment Hurt?
    Some patients report that being injected with BOTOX® Cosmetic feels like a pinch. Your specialist may use ice to numb the treatment area. If you are concerned about discomfort, your specialist may apply a topical numbing cream before administering your treatment.
  • What Are Common Side Effects Seen in Clinical Studies?
    Three percent of patients experienced eyelid drooping in the frown lines studies and 1% of patients experienced eyelid swelling in the crow's feet studies. Other possible side effects include: dry mouth; discomfort or pain at the injection site; tiredness; headache; neck pain; eye problems: double vision, blurred vision, decreased eyesight and dry eyes; and allergic reactions. These are not all of the possible serious side effects of BOTOX® Cosmetic. Please see the Important Safety Information including Boxed Warning and Medication Guide, and talk to your specialist.
  • Botox After Care
    Post Botox care starts with trying to exercise your treated muscles for 1-2 hours after treatment (e.g. practice frowning, squinting, or raising your eyebrows). Although this is thought to help, it will NOT negatively impact your treatment if you forget to do this. You may have small bumps at each injection site. This is completely normal. Do NOT rub or massage the treated areas for 4 hours after your treatment. Avoid lying down for 4 hours after treatment. This is to avoid the risk of applying pressure on the treated areas from your pillow and the migration of the Botox to an undesirable muscle. If you need to apply makeup within 4 hours of your treatment, only use a GENTLE touch and avoid rubbing the treated area. DO NOT do strenuous exercise for 4 hours after treatment. This will minimize the risk of raising your heart rate and blood pressure and therefore minimize the risk of temporary bruising. Feel free to shower and go about most other regular daily activities. Avoid Aspirin, Advil, and Vitamin E in order to reduce the risk of bruising. Tylenol is a good alternative if you have any post-procedure pain or a headache. If you take medications for medical reasons, such as Aspirin, Plavix, or Coumadin, continue to do so. Although these medications slightly increase your risk of bruising, their benefits outweigh the risks.

How Common Is Male Sexual Dysfunction?

Recent studies suggest that roughly one-third of men endure the symptoms of erectile dysfunction. In fact, among all male sexual dysfunction, ED is the most common cause, particularly among aging men where the prevalence of the condition increases in correlation with age. But that said, many younger men, including men in their 30s, may also experience these symptoms frequently or even chronically.

 

What Causes Erectile Dysfunction?

The cause of erectile dysfunction is generally a multi-pronged problem. The biological cause of ED is the fact that damaged blood vessels in the penis make it difficult to direct blood flow to create an erection; uniquely, those with heart conditions and high blood pressure may also experience ED due to cardiovascular issues. Physically, weak penile tissues that grow laxer with aging are also a cause.

The secondary cause of ED is sometimes psychological or concerned with brain chemicals. For example, low testosterone in men is linked to ED because low testosterone is linked with low sex drive. Without enough chemicals or hormones in the brain to heighten sexual interest, men will suffer from low libido. Anxiety and depression are also causal factors for ED.

 

What Causes Peyronie’s Disease?

Peyronie’s disease is a physical disorder caused by scar tissue on the penis that restricts blood flow and makes having erections difficult and painful. The scar tissue on the penis is typically caused by injuries that have healed incorrectly, such as strained penile muscles, bruised tissues from impacts, or even injuries during sex. Particularly athletic men may experience Peyronie’s disease, even younger men.

 

Is Age Always a Factor?

No, age is not always a factor for male sexual dysfunction. There are many causes for sexual dysfunction that are not associated with aging, such as physical or psychological causes. For the most part, however, men over the age of 40 are more likely to have male sexual dysfunction, particularly erectile dysfunction. However, other known causes of male sexual dysfunction include:

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Medication and Disease: Both medication and disease can play a charge role in the regulation of the cardiovascular system and hormone production. For medication, some antidepressants and antianxiety medications can interfere with normal hormone distribution, and even medications for diseases or illnesses, such as chemotherapy, can make it difficult to form an erection.

 

Heart disease is a particularly big factor in erectile dysfunction as well as any other cardiovascular concern that may disrupt normal blood flow. Even having high cholesterol can cause ED. Obesity and diabetes are also prominent causal factors.

 

Lifestyle Choices: Some lifestyle choices may also cause male sexual dysfunction. Importantly, both smoking tobacco and drinking alcohol in excess are known to cause ED over time. Making healthier lifestyle choices or using these substances in moderation may help lessen the risk of ED as you age.

 

Mental Health: While sexual libido is a neurological cause of ED, other mental health concerns can cause male sexual dysfunction. For example, profound performance anxiety can make it difficult to sustain an erection. Lacking intimacy and trust with a partner may also be causes of ED.

 

How Successful Is This Treatment?

The Priapus shot is incredibly successful, particularly for those with erectile dysfunction and Peyronie’s disease. While the estimates of how many men can improve with this treatment for ED vary, the rough estimate for the treatment of Peyronie’s disease is between 70 and 80%. This treatment can successfully treat the physical causes of male sexual dysfunction to regrow healthy tissues and blood vessels in the penis.

 

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What Should You Expect From Your Treatment?

The Priapus shot is an injectable treatment that uses your body’s own natural regenerative properties to improve symptoms of male sexual dysfunction. This treatment is performed by injecting PRP (platelet-rich plasma) into the tissues of the penis to kickstart the natural healing process. PRP is a type of restorative medicine that is known to help regrow healthy tissues because the plasma in your blood contains rich natural healing properties.

 

To prepare the PRP solution that will be used in your treatment, we will draw a small amount of blood and separate your plasma from your red blood cells in a special centrifuge. Once the PRP is prepared, a sterile syringe will be used to inject the solution into the affected tissues. Overall, your appointment will take about 30 minutes to complete, including preparing the PRP solution.

 

Consultation

The first step of your treatment is to attend a consultation appointment so we can understand your symptoms and determine if this treatment is right for you. We will ask how long you have been experiencing symptoms and any other treatments you have tried, including oral treatments like Viagra. We will ask about any medications or supplements you are currently taking, as well. You may need to complete certain labs and exams before your first appointment can be scheduled.

 

 

Pre-Treatment Instructions

Although this treatment uses your body’s own regenerative abilities to restore healthy penile tissues and function, there are still some things you will need to do to prepare for treatment. For your treatment to be successful and for you to enjoy fast results, you will need to ensure that your body is in good health. If approved by a physician, you should stop taking blood-thinning medications and supplements, corticosteroids, and alcohol or tobacco for at least one week before your treatment.

 

Post-Treatment Instructions

After your treatment, you will need to follow several directions to get the best results out of the Priapus shot. Some of your post-treatment instructions will include the same directions in your pre-treatment guidelines. Usually, we also recommend that patients drink plenty of water after the treatment and to avoid any strenuous heat or sweating.

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You should wash the treatment area with mild soap and water, as well as wear soft cotton clothing. You should minimize any sexual activity until any bruising or swelling has gone down to avoid damaging penile tissues. Some men are instructed to use vacuum pumps, but this will depend on your specific treatment plan.

THE O-SHOT™ RESTORES WOMENS SEXUAL SENSATIONS

Our Difference

• State of the art extraction techniques and equipment.

• Performed by a Provider who is specializes in cellular regenerative medicine and hormone therapies.

• Combined with other modes of therapy to maximize effects.

• Highest quality PRP extraction in the industry.

As women age, sexual sensations can fade, leaving many feeling sexually uninspired and causing a decrease in sexual interest. Around 4 out of 10 women have sexual dysfunction to the point that it's a serious psychological distress for them, yet very few of them will ever discuss it with their doctors. Don’t be one of them! Allow True Health to help you today!

O Shot - PRP/PRF - $1500

The O Shot is a nonsurgical procedure that uses the growth factors each woman has in her own body to stimulate vaginal and clitoral rejuvenation. Using a very thin needle, the growth factors are injected into the clitoris and into the anterior vaginal wall to elicit improvement in sexual response. Because these areas have been numbed with the anesthetic cream, the woman feels little or no pain.

  • People who cannot get Botox include anyone who:
    Has had an allergic reaction to any of the ingredients in Botox, A skin infection at the planned injection site, Is currently expecting a child.
  • What Does Botox Treat?
    Wrinkles result from a combination of many factors including cellular changes that can occur over time, reduction of collagen, and damage caused by free radicals in the sun and the environment. When you frown or concentrate, the muscles between your brows contract, causing your skin to furrow and fold and when you squint, the muscles around your eyes contract and cause crow’s feet. BOTOX® Cosmetic works beneath the skin’s surface and targets the underlying muscle activity that causes frown lines and crow’s feet. There are many non-cosmetic disorders that can be treated with Botox, including migraines and excessive sweating. It can treat disorders of the esophagus, the bladder, and almost all skeletal muscles of the head, neck, torso, back, and extremities.
  • What Should I Expect?
    A Botox consultation and procedure take about ten minutes to complete. You may begin to notice results within 24 to 48 hours for moderate to severe frown lines, with results lasting up to 4 months. Most patients see results on post-procedure day three and full results on post-procedure day seven. Treatment requires minimal downtime or recovery; you’ll be able to go about your normal routine immediately after you leave True Health. The longer a patient has been receiving Botox injections, the less Botox they require. This is because the treated muscles decrease in size from inactivity and small muscles require less Botox than large muscles. First-time Botox patients typically see results that last between three-to-four months.
  • Will Botox Make Me Look Like I've Had Work Done?
    Botox is a technique-sensitive treatment. You should not lose the ability to show expression when you are treated by someone who is licensed, trained, and a medical expert in facial anatomy. It is important to talk to your specialist about the results you want from treatment.
  • How Long Does the Treatment Take?
    Your specialist will discuss your treatment goals and perform a facial analysis to determine the appropriate treatments for you. The actual injection process takes about 10 minutes.
  • Does Botox Treatment Hurt?
    Some patients report that being injected with BOTOX® Cosmetic feels like a pinch. Your specialist may use ice to numb the treatment area. If you are concerned about discomfort, your specialist may apply a topical numbing cream before administering your treatment.
  • What Are Common Side Effects Seen in Clinical Studies?
    Three percent of patients experienced eyelid drooping in the frown lines studies and 1% of patients experienced eyelid swelling in the crow's feet studies. Other possible side effects include: dry mouth; discomfort or pain at the injection site; tiredness; headache; neck pain; eye problems: double vision, blurred vision, decreased eyesight and dry eyes; and allergic reactions. These are not all of the possible serious side effects of BOTOX® Cosmetic. Please see the Important Safety Information including Boxed Warning and Medication Guide, and talk to your specialist.
  • Botox After Care
    Post Botox care starts with trying to exercise your treated muscles for 1-2 hours after treatment (e.g. practice frowning, squinting, or raising your eyebrows). Although this is thought to help, it will NOT negatively impact your treatment if you forget to do this. You may have small bumps at each injection site. This is completely normal. Do NOT rub or massage the treated areas for 4 hours after your treatment. Avoid lying down for 4 hours after treatment. This is to avoid the risk of applying pressure on the treated areas from your pillow and the migration of the Botox to an undesirable muscle. If you need to apply makeup within 4 hours of your treatment, only use a GENTLE touch and avoid rubbing the treated area. DO NOT do strenuous exercise for 4 hours after treatment. This will minimize the risk of raising your heart rate and blood pressure and therefore minimize the risk of temporary bruising. Feel free to shower and go about most other regular daily activities. Avoid Aspirin, Advil, and Vitamin E in order to reduce the risk of bruising. Tylenol is a good alternative if you have any post-procedure pain or a headache. If you take medications for medical reasons, such as Aspirin, Plavix, or Coumadin, continue to do so. Although these medications slightly increase your risk of bruising, their benefits outweigh the risks.
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