Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine
O-Shot Treatment for Women Near Troy, MI Non-surgical care for bladder control and sexual wellness
Women in Troy looking for a minimally invasive and medication-free way to improve their pelvic health have access to a modern regenerative medicine treatment known as the O-Shot.
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What is female pelvic floor regeneration?
Female pelvic floor regeneration is a group of non-surgical options, such as EMSELLA and pelvic floor PRP (the O-Shot), used to address common pelvic floor disorders. At the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine, these therapies may help women with urinary leakage, sexual wellness concerns, or pelvic organ prolapse improve function and quality of life.
The O-Shot uses platelet-rich plasma therapy to stimulate tissue repair, increase blood flow, and enhance nerve function in several key pelvic areas.
At the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine, we are proud to offer O-shot treatment for women in Troy, MI, at an affordable price point.
Let’s take a closer look at the O-Shot and how regenerative medicine treatments like this one work.
How does O-Shot Treatment for Women in Troy, MI Work?
Regenerative medicine is a modern field of medicine that harnesses the body’s natural healing responses to stimulate new tissue growth and regenerate damaged tissue. Unlike surgical solutions or treatments that rely on powerful medications, regenerative medicine treatments, such as the O-Shot, are both minimally invasive and medication-free. We’ll take a closer look at the benefits of the O-Shot treatment for women in Troy, MI, in particular, and how it can help you maintain your pelvic health.
What is the O-Shot?
The O-Shot treatment for women is a modern regenerative medicine treatment that uses the concept of platelet-rich plasma therapy to stimulate the growth of new tissues, increase blood flow, and enhance nerve function in the pelvic area. Platelet-rich plasma therapy utilizes a patient’s own plasma and platelets to stimulate a healing response within the body. With the O-Shot treatment for women a patient’s own blood is first drawn and placed into a device called a centrifuge that spins it at high speeds. This process causes plasma and platelets to separate from the blood and become concentrated. This concentrated serum is then injected directly into the treatment site, where it begins working to stimulate new tissue growth, improve nerve function, and increase blood flow. We’ll take a closer look at some of the benefits of the O-Shot and why Troy women are choosing the O-Shot to maintain their pelvic health.
What Are the Benefits of the O-Shot Treatment for Women
There are many benefits of the O-Shot for maintaining women’s pelvic health. Some of the most common reasons women choose the O-Shot are:
- Helping with urinary incontinence
- Helping with vaginal dryness and thinning tissues
- Pelvic pain caused by tissue damage
- Sexual dysfunction linked to pelvic floor weakness
To learn more about the incredible pelvic health benefits of the O-Shot treatment for women contact the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine today!
Minimally Invasive Treatment for Women’s Pelvic Health
One of the most significant selling points of the O-Shot treatment for women is that it is both minimally invasive and medication-free. While there are other treatment options for pelvic health, many patients are concerned about the risks of invasive surgical solutions for pelvic health. Since the O-Shot treatment for women is minimally invasive, there is limited downtime, allowing you to return to your regular activities quickly. The O-Shot is also medication-free, making it an excellent option for patients who are concerned about powerful medications and their side effects. To learn more about the benefits of the O-Shot, contact the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine today.
Who Is a Good Candidate?
Women with stress urinary incontinence, sexual wellness concerns after childbirth or menopause, or mild pelvic floor weakness may benefit. Your physician will do a comprehensive evaluation and tell you if another approach, such as pelvic floor physical therapy or a referral to a specialist, fits better. See regenerative medicine during menopause.
Conditions
Concerns We Evaluate
Women most often ask about urinary leakage, sexual wellness after childbirth or menopause, and pelvic floor weakness.
Leaking with exercise, laughing, or coughing.
Dryness, reduced elasticity, or discomfort during intercourse.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
A feeling of pressure or bulging from weakened support.
Pelvic and sexual health changes as hormones shift.
Patient reviews
What Our Patients Say
Individual results vary. Reviews reflect each patient’s own experience.
Your visit
Your Path to Treatment
Most visits follow four simple steps. Our team guides you through each one and answers questions along the way.
1. Consultation
Meet your physician, talk through your symptoms, and review your history and goals.
2. Diagnosis & Imaging
Ultrasound or other imaging helps identify the source of your pain.
3. Treatment
If you are a candidate, your physician performs PRP and or EMSELLA treatment in our office.
4. Follow-Up
Check-ins track your progress and adjust your plan as needed.
Insurance & cost
Insurance, Self-Pay, and Clear Pricing
We accept many major insurance plans for consultations, testing, and many spine and joint procedures. Regenerative treatments such as PRP and stem cell therapy are usually self-pay, so you get a clear estimate before you decide.
Usually billed to insurance
- Consultations and office visits
- EMG and nerve testing
- Epidural, facet, and SI joint injections
- Nerve blocks, radiofrequency ablation, and nerve stimulators
Usually self-pay
- PRP and stem cell therapy (BMAC)
- Prolotherapy
- PRP hair restoration
- Stem cell banking
Self-pay options include prompt-pay discounts, payment plans, and HSA or FSA funds for eligible expenses.
Plans we accept
- PPO Trust
UMR coming soon. Blue Care Network plans require a referral. Coverage varies by plan and service, so call Rochester Hills (248) 216-1008 or Grand Rapids (616) 288-1109 and we will check your benefits.
Why patients choose MCRM
- Board-certified physicians Every procedure is performed by a board-certified physician, not a technician.
- Image-guided precision Ultrasound or fluoroscopic (x-ray) guidance places treatment exactly where it is needed.
- Your own cells, prepared on site Platelets and bone marrow cells are processed in our in-house lab during your visit.
- Results we track We have reported patient outcomes to the DataBiologics registry since 2019.
- Clear, upfront pricing Itemized estimates before treatment, prompt-pay discounts, and payment plans.
- Physicians who teach physicians Our doctors teach orthobiologic courses and helped write national back pain guidelines.
Our physicians
Meet Your Care Team
Thomas Nabity, MD
Board-certified physician
John Santa Ana, DO
Board-certified physician
Robert Farhat, DO
Board-certified physician
Kevin M. Nemeth, MD
Board-certified physician
John Steele, MD
Board-certified physician
Christopher Hannasch, DO
Board-certified physician
Credentials & memberships
Training You Can Look Up
Board certification shows a physician completed specialty training and passed independent exams. Our physicians go further, with added certifications and memberships in orthobiologics, musculoskeletal ultrasound and electrodiagnostic medicine. Each program is run by an independent organization, so you can see exactly what it requires.
PM&R Board Certification
Board certification in physical medicine and rehabilitation, the specialty focused on restoring function.
Pain Medicine Board Certification
Board certification in pain medicine, covering evaluation and treatment of complex pain conditions.
IOF Certification Courses
Advanced knee, hip and spine certification courses in image-guided orthobiologic procedures.
IOF Instructors & Training Hub
Our physicians teach other doctors as IOF instructors, and our Rochester Hills clinic hosts training.
Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
Certified in diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound, the imaging used to guide our treatments.
Electrodiagnostic Medicine
Board certification in electrodiagnostic medicine, the specialty behind EMG and nerve testing.
American Academy of PM&R
The national society for physiatrists, physicians focused on restoring movement.
Interventional Pain (ASIPP)
A society that sets education and practice standards for interventional pain medicine.
Orthopaedic Medicine (AAOM)
A physician group focused on non-surgical musculoskeletal care, including prolotherapy.
DataBiologics Registry
We report patient outcomes to a national orthobiologics registry to track results over time.
Patient stories
Hear From Our Patients
Patients describe their own experiences with care at the Michigan Center for Regenerative Medicine. Individual results vary.
Patient Testimonial
Patient Testimonial
FAQ
Pelvic Floor Regeneration Questions
Answers to common questions about pelvic floor regeneration. Your physician can address your specific situation during a consultation.
What is the O-Shot?
A name for PRP treatment of the pelvic floor, using growth factors from your own platelets.
What is EMSELLA?
An FDA-cleared, non-invasive chair that strengthens the pelvic floor with Kegel-like contractions while you stay fully clothed.
Can these treatments help bladder leakage?
EMSELLA is used to improve bladder control, and PRP may help some types of urinary leakage. Results vary.
Can PRP help with sexual wellness?
PRP may help with lubrication, elasticity, and sensation. Your physician will discuss what to expect.
Is there downtime?
Most women return to normal activities within days.
Can PRP and EMSELLA be combined?
Yes. Your physician can combine them into one plan when it fits your needs.
Is treatment helpful after menopause?
Many women seek care for changes after menopause. Your physician will evaluate your symptoms and goals.
Is my visit private?
Yes. Your consultation and treatment are confidential.
Is it covered by insurance?
These treatments are usually self-pay. Our team will give you cost information before you decide.
How do I schedule a confidential consultation?
Call (248) 216-1008 for Rochester Hills or (616) 288-1109 for Grand Rapids, or use the short form on this page.
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Rochester Hills Clinic
355 Barclay Cir, Suite A
Rochester Hills, MI 48307
Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–4:30 pm
Grand Rapids Clinic
1000 E. Paris Ave SE, Suite 221
Grand Rapids, MI 49546
Monday–Friday, 9:00 am–4:30 pm
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