Treatments for Sexual Health
We at Natural Medicine of Seattle know that sexual health is an important part of a healthy lifestyle.
Our clinic offers cutting edge, non-surgical and non-drug treatment options for both men and women’s sexual health.
Sexual dysfunction can be caused by many different factors, including aging, tissue injury, hormonal changes, cardiovascular disorders, diabetes, etc. Your health history and goals will be the building blocks to your individualized treatment plan.
The PRP Penis Shot and PRP Vaginal Rejuvenation works by utilizing the body’s growth factors and stem cells to help heal aged and damaged tissue of the sex organs.
Treatments are performed under expert care with little discomfort and no downtime after.
You can learn more about the procedures here:
PRP Men’s Sexual Health
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