It’s commonplace in today’s world to speak frankly about our favorite or most effective cosmetic procedures in everyday conversations. Preventative Botox and other neurotransmitter injections, facial fillers, liposuction, or laser therapy are all conversations that no longer make us blush, but that wasn’t always the case. And one area of aesthetic plastic surgery that still feels taboo to discuss openly is one that may have the greatest impact on its patients – non-surgical aesthetic genital procedures for men and women alike, and both use to address sexual dysfunction through PRP