Do you want to have better sex?
We're studying whether platelet-rich plasma (PRP) can improve sexual function. Participation is free, mostly virtual, and you may be eligible if you're experiencing concerns with desire, arousal, or comfort — or simply if you're interested in possibly having better sex.
Platelet-rich plasma is made from your own blood. A small sample is drawn, concentrated to isolate the natural platelets, and injected into a specific point on the anterior vaginal wall — an area sometimes known as the G spot. Nothing foreign is introduced — only your body's own healing components.
PRP is an established therapy in other areas of medicine. It is commonly used in dermatology to promote hair growth and in orthopedics for joint injections and tissue healing. This study examines its potential role in improving sexual function.
Completely free of charge
No cost to participate. No insurance billed. Your time is valued.
Two groups being recruited
Half receive PRP; half receive a comparison injection. If you don't initially receive PRP, you're eligible to receive it at study completion.
Minimal time commitment
One in-person visit. Two short follow-ups — most can be done virtually.
You may qualify if you are…
- 18 years of age or older
- Experiencing concerns with sexual function
- Not pregnant or within 12 weeks postpartum
- No known bleeding disorder
Ready to find out?
Answer a short questionnaire — about seven minutes — and our research team will reach out if you may be a match.
See if you qualifyConfidential. No commitment.