In short: the O-Shot in Colleyville, TX is $1,799 per session at InjectCo MedSpa on Colleyville Blvd. It uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from a small sample of your own blood, placed into clitoral and vaginal tissue after numbing, for women who want to talk about lower sensation, arousal or dryness. Stefanie or Jill, both BSN, RN, does every step in a private room, under the medical direction of Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director. PRP is not FDA-approved for sexual or bladder symptoms, so this is off-label care and results vary.
In short: the O-Shot in Colleyville, TX is $1,799 per session at InjectCo MedSpa on Colleyville Blvd. It uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from a small sample of your own blood, placed into clitoral and vaginal tissue after numbing, for women who want to talk about lower sensation, arousal or dryness. Stefanie or Jill, both BSN, RN, does every step in a private room, under the medical direction of Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director. PRP is not FDA-approved for sexual or bladder symptoms, so this is off-label care and results vary.
Colleyville women pick InjectCo for the O-Shot for four practical reasons: one registered nurse sees you from the private consult to the treatment, a physician Medical Director sets the protocols, the $1,799 price is published, and the clinic on Colleyville Blvd holds 4.9 stars from more than 200 Google reviews.
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The O-Shot is an in-office treatment for women in which platelet-rich plasma, made from a small sample of your own blood, is injected near the clitoris and into the upper vaginal wall after numbing. Platelets carry growth factors, and the goal is healthier tissue and better sensation over the following weeks. There is no incision, no general anesthesia and no implant.
The American Society of Plastic Surgeons notes that “O-Shot” is a registered trademark short for “orgasm shot” (ASPS). Women usually ask about it because sensation has faded, arousal is slower, intimacy feels dry, or they leak a little when they laugh or exercise.
At the Colleyville clinic the visit is one to one with a registered nurse. The nurse who hears your concerns at the consult is the same person who draws your blood, prepares the PRP and places it, so you never retell a personal story to someone new halfway through.
Off-label disclosure. The kits used to prepare PRP are medical devices, but no PRP product is FDA-approved to treat sexual function, arousal or urinary leakage. Using PRP for these concerns is off-label, studies are small, and some women notice little or no change.
Most women who book an O-Shot consult have waited a long time to ask. The appointment starts with what has changed, when it changed, and what you would like to be different.
Your nurse then asks about pregnancies and births, menopause, hormone therapy and the medications you take. Those answers decide whether PRP makes sense or whether a gynecologist, urogynecologist or pelvic floor therapist is the better first stop.
If PRP fits, you hear the price, the visit steps and the honest limits before anything is booked. If it does not, you are told plainly and pointed to the right kind of care. Nobody is asked to sign up for a package at the first visit.
Two registered nurses, both Clinical Aesthetic Nurse Injectors, perform the O-Shot at the Colleyville clinic, and you can book with either one.
Medical Director. O-Shot care at InjectCo is provided under the medical direction of Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director. His background is at the end of this page and on his profile.
Texas rules. Texas Medical Board rules (22 Tex. Admin. Code §169.26) require a physician, or an APRN or PA acting under physician delegation, to establish the patient relationship before a delegated cosmetic injection. Nurse licenses can be checked on Nursys.
Clinical Aesthetic Nurse Injector, InjectCo Colleyville. Performs the O-Shot from the private consult through the blood draw and treatment.
Nursing degree from Tarleton State University, with certification in dermal fillers and neurotoxins. Read Stefanie’s bio
Clinical Aesthetic Nurse Injector, InjectCo Colleyville. Performs the O-Shot from the private consult through the blood draw and treatment.
Came to aesthetics from pediatric critical care nursing. Read Jill’s bio
“Intimate wellness” covers several different problems, and PRP is a reasonable conversation for only some of them. This table shows where each concern usually starts.
| Your main concern | Can the O-Shot be discussed? | Where to start |
|---|---|---|
| Sensation that has faded or slower arousal | Yes, after a private consult | A consult with Stefanie or Jill |
| Dryness during intimacy | Sometimes, alongside other options | Your OB-GYN for a hormone and tissue check, then a consult if you still want PRP |
| Light leaking with coughs, laughs or exercise | With caution: a 2024 placebo trial of one injection found no benefit | Pelvic floor physical therapy or a urogynecologist first |
| Never having had an orgasm | Unlikely to help, per ASPS | A sexual health specialist or your OB-GYN |
| Low desire tied to mood, stress, medication or relationship | PRP does not address these causes | Your physician or a licensed therapist |
| Pain with sex, bleeding, sores or unusual discharge | No | A prompt gynecologic exam |
If two rows apply, the medical one comes first. A cosmetic visit can wait; an unchecked symptom should not.
Often a fit for a consult: healthy adult women who have noticed less sensation, slower arousal or dryness during intimacy, including after childbirth or around menopause, and who want a non-surgical option with honest expectations.
Usually wait or skip it: pregnancy, an active vaginal, urinary or skin infection, a platelet or bleeding disorder, current cancer treatment, or blood thinners you cannot safely pause. Undiagnosed bleeding, pelvic pain or a new lump needs a medical exam first.
Bring a list of your medications and supplements to the consult. Your nurse may ask you to see your OB-GYN before booking.
What it may change: in small studies, women have reported better sensation, arousal and lubrication scores after PRP. Any change builds slowly and differs from one woman to the next.
What it does not change: PRP does not replace hormones, clear an infection, repair pelvic organ prolapse or treat pain disorders such as vaginismus. It cannot promise an orgasm, and ASPS says it is unlikely to help a woman who has never had one.
What it is not: it is not a laser, a filler or surgery, and it does not change the outward shape of the vulva. If appearance is your main question, raise it separately at the consult.
The O-Shot is elective. We refer rather than treat when the main issue is:
Once those are checked, you are welcome back to talk about PRP. Many women bring their OB-GYN’s notes to the consult.
The research on PRP for female sexual and bladder symptoms is early. Here is what the stronger sources say, in plain terms.
That is why your nurse will not promise a result. Some women describe a clear change and others notice very little. You decide on any further session after seeing how you respond to the first.
No. PRP is prepared from your own blood with a centrifuge kit, and those kits are regulated as medical devices. The FDA has not approved PRP for sexual function or urinary leakage, so at $1,799 per session the O-Shot here is an off-label, self-pay treatment.
Off-label use is legal and common in medicine, but it means you are relying on smaller studies and on the judgment of the team treating you. Ask any clinic, including us, to say this out loud before you agree to treatment.
An O-Shot at InjectCo MedSpa Colleyville costs $1,799 per session, the same figure listed on our pricing page. Most first-time patients book a single session and judge the change over the next couple of months before considering more. Your nurse confirms what the visit includes before you book.
For comparison, other Dallas-Fort Worth clinics we checked in October 2026 publish O-Shot prices from about $1,200 to $2,000 per treatment. Because the O-Shot is elective, health insurance does not usually pay for it. Monthly financing is shown below.
Approved patients can pay over time instead of all at once.
How it works: apply online with CareCredit or Cherry in a few minutes, get a decision on the spot, then bring your approval to your appointment. Our team can help you compare options during your consultation and apply on the day if you prefer.
Terms and rates are set by the financing provider. Our team will walk you through your total cost, including any financing fee, before anything is booked.
InjectCo MedSpa Colleyville holds 4.9 stars from more than 200 Google reviews. Those reviews cover every treatment at the clinic, and none of the quotes below is about the O-Shot, because intimate treatments are rarely reviewed by name. They are copied exactly as patients wrote them.
InjectCo MedSpa Colleyville
West side of Colleyville Blvd, just south of Tinker Rd, in Pecan Garden Estates beside Colleyville Dental. Free surface parking.
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A small tube of blood is taken from your arm, much like a routine lab test.
The tube is spun so the platelet-rich layer separates from the red cells. That layer, the platelet-rich plasma, is drawn into a fine syringe.
Because the plasma comes from you, there is no donor material and no synthetic filler in the treatment. That lowers the chance of an allergic reaction, but it does not remove the normal risks of any injection.
PRP works gradually, so any change is judged over several weeks to a few months rather than days. Some women notice a difference early; others notice little.
Results are not permanent. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons says the treatment is typically repeated once a year (ASPS). Your nurse will suggest a review visit, and you decide on any repeat session after that, with no package required.
PRP studies in women report mostly mild, short-lived effects, but the studies are small. Possible effects include:
Call the clinic promptly at (817) 533-7676 if you have fever, pain or swelling that keeps getting worse, heavy bleeding, foul-smelling discharge, or trouble passing urine. Call 911 for anything severe or sudden.
Some women ask about other intimate or body treatments at the same consult, and you are welcome to. The full list of treatments offered here is on our med spa in Colleyville page.
The PRP treatment designed for men, at the same clinic.
Non-surgical buttock contouring with an injectable, planned around your shape.
Softens forehead lines and crow’s feet, at $7.77 a unit with the $24.99/month membership, or $12 a unit without it.
Every treatment offered at the Colleyville clinic.
InjectCo MedSpa Colleyville is at 6222 Colleyville Blvd, Suite B, Colleyville, TX 76034, on the west side of the boulevard (SH-26) just south of Tinker Road. The clinic is in Pecan Garden Estates, a single-storey professional building it shares with Colleyville Dental, across the boulevard from Colleyville Square.
Parking is a free surface lot at the door, so there is no walk through a shopping center. Town Center Colleyville is about 3 minutes away, Colleyville City Hall about 5, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center - Grapevine about 10, and DFW Airport about 12.
Women come to us for the O-Shot from Colleyville, Grapevine, Southlake, Bedford, Hurst, Euless, Keller and Coppell. Times are measured weekday drive times; evenings and weekends are open too.
Open every day, 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM
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Richland Hills
Irving (Las Colinas)
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Watauga
Haltom City
A PRP treatment for women. A nurse draws a little of your blood, concentrates the platelets in a centrifuge and, after numbing, places that plasma near the clitoris and in the upper vaginal wall. The aim is better sensation and moisture over the following weeks.
$1,799 per session at InjectCo MedSpa Colleyville, the same figure shown on our pricing page. Your nurse confirms what the visit includes before you book, and monthly financing through the options on this page is available.
Usually not. The O-Shot is an elective treatment, so health plans do not normally pay for it. Many women spread the $1,799 cost with monthly financing, and your nurse can walk you through the options at the consult.
There is no fixed number. Plenty of women begin with a single session, wait a couple of months to judge the change, and only then decide whether a second visit makes sense. You are never asked to buy a package first.
It is not permanent. Any change builds over several weeks to a few months, and the American Society of Plastic Surgeons describes yearly repeat treatment as typical for women who want to keep the effect.
Most women describe brief pressure or a pinch. Numbing cream goes on first and the needle is very fine. The blood draw from your arm feels like a routine lab test, and the whole visit takes about an hour.
No. Using your own platelet-rich plasma for sexual or bladder symptoms is off-label in the United States. The kits that prepare PRP are regulated devices, but the treatment itself has no FDA approval for these uses. Ask any clinic to say so before you agree.
Reported effects are mostly mild and short-lived: swelling, tenderness, light spotting or bruising, and soreness at the blood-draw site. Infection is rare. Long-term safety data are limited because the studies are small, which your nurse explains before treatment.
Probably not on its own. When researchers compared one PRP injection with salt water in 50 women with stress leakage, both groups did about the same at the six-month check. Pelvic floor therapy or a urogynecologist usually comes first.
There is no reliable success rate. The 2023 review of 12 studies found scores improved on average, but only one of those studies was randomized, so no clinic can honestly quote a percentage for how often it works.
Yes. Some women say they noticed no change, which fits the research: results vary and the evidence is early. That is why your nurse talks through realistic expectations, and the limits of PRP, before you pay for anything.
Often, yes. Many women who ask are in perimenopause or past menopause, and hormone therapy does not rule it out on its own. Your nurse reviews your health history and medications first, and may suggest an OB-GYN check before booking.
It depends on your concern and expectations. Some women report a clear change in sensation or arousal, others notice little. The consult is where you weigh that honest picture against the $1,799 price, with no pressure to decide that day.
Ask who will do the blood draw and injection and what license they hold, which physician oversees the protocol, and whether PRP is FDA-approved for your concern (it is not). Also ask what the price includes, how many sessions they suggest, how you will judge the result, and who to call after hours.
Stefanie, BSN, RN, or Jill, BSN, RN, the registered nurses at the Colleyville clinic, under the medical direction of Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director. The same nurse handles your consult, blood draw and treatment.
Yes. Your consult and treatment happen one to one with a nurse in a closed room, and the reason for your visit is not discussed at the front desk. The building has its own free lot, so you park steps from the door.
Follow the written aftercare from your nurse, which states when intimacy and exercise can resume for your treatment. Most women return to work and everyday activities the same day. Call the clinic if you are unsure.
Yes. InjectCo MedSpa Colleyville is about 13 minutes from Grapevine and 10 from Southlake along SH-26, and about 12 from Bedford. It is open every day, 8 AM to 8 PM, with evening and weekend times.
Fever, worsening pain or swelling, heavy bleeding, foul-smelling discharge, or trouble passing urine. Phone (817) 533-7676 the same day so a nurse can advise you; for an emergency, dial 911.
Sources checked in October 2026 for the Colleyville clinic.
Many women sit on this question for years. You do not need to book to ask. Send your question below and a nurse will reply privately.
InjectCo MedSpa Colleyville is at 6222 Colleyville Blvd, Suite B, open every day from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Rather text? Use (817) 533-7676.
Book a private O-Shot consult in Colleyville and start with what has changed for you. If PRP makes sense, your nurse explains the steps, the $1,799 price and the limits. If it does not, you will hear that too, along with where to go next.
Private booking. No package, no pressure.
The O-Shot uses platelet-rich plasma, which is not FDA-approved for sexual function, arousal or urinary symptoms; this is an off-label use. At InjectCo MedSpa Colleyville it is offered only after a private assessment, performed by registered nurses under the medical direction of Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
Possible side effects include swelling, tenderness, light spotting, bruising and, rarely, infection. Women who are pregnant, have an active infection, a platelet or bleeding disorder, or current cancer treatment, or who take blood thinners, may not be candidates. Tell your nurse about every medication and supplement. See your gynecologist about new pain, bleeding or urinary symptoms, and call (817) 533-7676 with any concern after treatment.
Medical oversight: Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director, InjectCo MedSpa.
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