Dryness or discomfort
Persistent vaginal or vulval dryness, irritation or discomfort deserves assessment, especially around perimenopause or menopause.

A private medical conversation about intimate symptoms, established care and whether PRP has any appropriate role for selected female concerns.
No commitment. Start with a confidential enquiry.
Understanding your options
Changes in sexual comfort, desire, arousal and urinary health can be influenced by hormones, medicines, sleep, stress, relationships, cardiovascular and metabolic health, and life stage.
PRP may be discussed for selected female intimate-wellness goals, but it is not routine first-line care. Your consultation starts with the concern, possible causes and established options before any regenerative treatment is considered.
Is it right for you?
A sensitive assessment helps clarify what is changing and which safe, proportionate next step may be most useful.
Persistent vaginal or vulval dryness, irritation or discomfort deserves assessment, especially around perimenopause or menopause.
Changes in desire, arousal, sensation or confidence can be discussed privately and without judgement.
Urgency, frequency, discomfort or recurrent symptoms may need urine tests, examination or referral before treatment is considered.
PRP is reviewed only after appropriate assessment and discussion of established care, limitations, risks and cost.
Your care journey
You choose what you are comfortable sharing about symptoms, priorities, health, medicines and life stage.
A focused examination or selected tests are suggested only when they are clinically useful and with your consent.
We review established care, practical support and referral where appropriate before advanced options.
If PRP is considered, the evidence, uncertainty, method, risks and follow-up are explained before informed consent.
What to expect
PRP for intimate wellness is an emerging treatment and outcomes cannot be guaranteed. Evidence and regulatory considerations will be discussed openly.
Unusual discharge, bleeding after sex, bleeding between periods or any bleeding after menopause needs prompt medical assessment rather than a regenerative procedure.
Treatment suitability and likely outcomes differ from person to person. Results cannot be guaranteed and will be discussed during your medical consultation.
Your next step
Share your concern with Dr Peer’s team. Your enquiry will help guide the most appropriate consultation and assessment.
Common questions
No. The cause and established options are considered first. PRP is discussed only for selected concerns when clinically appropriate.
Yes. The conversation is confidential, sensitive and guided by what you feel comfortable discussing.
No. Your symptoms, health, medicines, infection risk and the evidence for your goal all affect suitability.
Seek prompt medical advice for unusual discharge, bleeding after sex, bleeding between periods, any bleeding after menopause or significant pain.
Care with Dr Aamina Peer
Dr Peer brings more than 25 years across clinical medicine, emergency care and global healthcare leadership. Her GP-led approach considers your wider health before recommending a targeted treatment.
Begin with clarity
Tell us what you would like help with. A considered medical next step begins with understanding your health and goals.
Cape Town · By appointment
Private enquiry · No commitment