What should I expect during treatment?

A small amount of blood is taken from your arm using a sterile technique.

The blood is then processed using the appropriate preparation system to obtain the plasma component used for treatment.

The treatment area is carefully prepared and a local or topical anaesthetic may be used to improve comfort, depending on the technique and individual treatment plan.

The prepared plasma is then administered into selected areas of the external labial tissue.

You may experience some pressure, sensitivity or mild discomfort during the procedure.

The treatment is performed in a discreet and controlled clinical environment by an appropriately trained practitioner.

After your Plasma Therapy treatment

Mild redness, swelling, tenderness, sensitivity or bruising may occur following treatment. These effects are generally temporary and should gradually improve.

Your practitioner will provide personalized aftercare instructions. You may be advised to:

• Avoid sexual intercourse until the treated area has recovered and your practitioner confirms that it is appropriate.

• Avoid strenuous exercise for the period recommended by your practitioner.

• Avoid swimming until the area has sufficiently recovered.

• Avoid saunas, steam rooms, hot baths and excessive heat during the initial recovery period.

• Avoid fragranced or potentially irritating intimate products.

• Wear loose, breathable underwear and clothing where possible.

• Avoid rubbing, scratching or applying unnecessary pressure to the treated area.

• Follow all cleansing and aftercare instructions provided by your practitioner.

The exact recovery period will depend on your individual treatment and healing response.

When should Plasma Therapy not be performed?

Plasma Therapy may not be appropriate in certain circumstances. Your practitioner will review your medical history before treatment.

Treatment may be contraindicated or require medical assessment or clearance in cases including:

• Pregnancy or breastfeeding

• Active infection or inflammation in the treatment area

• Open wounds or compromised skin

• Undiagnosed lesions or unexplained vulvar changes

• Active genital herpes or other active skin infections

• Significant blood disorders

• Certain clotting or bleeding disorders

• Severe anaemia or conditions affecting blood quality

• Certain immune or autoimmune conditions

• Significant problems with wound healing

• Certain medications or medical conditions that may affect healing or bleeding

This list is not exhaustive. Your practitioner will determine whether treatment is appropriate for you following a consultation and medical assessment.

Important considerations

Plasma Therapy uses your own blood, but this does not mean that the treatment is completely risk-free.

Potential side effects may include temporary pain, tenderness, swelling, redness, bruising, bleeding or infection.

Individual responses to regenerative treatments vary. Plasma Therapy cannot guarantee a particular cosmetic outcome, and some patients may experience little or no noticeable improvement.

It is important that any persistent or unexplained vulvar symptoms are medically assessed rather than treated solely as an aesthetic concern.

Your consultation

Intimate-area treatments require a discreet, individualized approach.

During your consultation, we will discuss your concerns, expectations and medical history and assess the condition of the external labial tissue.

We will explain the treatment, expected recovery, potential benefits and limitations, as well as any relevant risks.

Your treatment plan will then be tailored to your individual anatomy and goals.

Our priority is to provide a professional, confidential and personalized experience focused on natural-looking rejuvenation.

Plasma Therapy is a medical aesthetic treatment. Individual results may vary.