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OB/GYN consultant Lina Baabad said that platelet-rich plasma injections and fillers, which are marketed as ways to improve sensation, are not proven treatments for low sexual desire in women. Evidence of their effectiveness remains limited, and they do not directly affect the brain’s desire centers. Low desire may be linked to hormonal changes, such as breastfeeding or perimenopause, or to contraceptives and physical or psychological factors. The injections may also cause pain, bleeding, or infection. She advised identifying the cause and consulting a doctor if low desire persists or recurs and affects quality of life, without waiting six months—especially if there is pain or a sudden change.
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