Having gotten the signature O-Shot, a PRP treatment that injects platelets into your G-Spot and clitoris, just a few weeks prior for another story I was working on, the idea of getting poked in a fattier, less sensitive area of my body didn't really phase me. Shortly after arriving and filling out a waiver, I was taken to a treatment room where I was prepped for a blood draw.

Before drawing my blood, DeLucia asked what my goal was (to round out the upper portion of my side boob, while helping to achieve a perkier pair overall) and devised a plan to inject PRP into the sides of each breast and between them for an overall rounder effect and more defined cleavage.

First, DeLucia smeared a topical numbing cream all over my chest to desensitize the area. Next, she drew my blood in FDA-approved kits and spun it in a centrifuge to isolate the PRP. She noted that, while all PRP treatments require a different amount of blood to prove effective, my Vampire Breast Lift would require 25 CC of PRP per breast. No biggie.

DeLucia first injected the sides of my breasts with PRP. For the cleavage area, she added some hyaluronic acid to the PRP to help create a fuller, lifted effect. This was the only area that hurt during the treatment. "The body re-absorbs the injected hyaluronic acid filler, if used, which acts as a scaffolding for the recruited stem cells and re-absorbs the platelet-rich fibrin matrix," DeLucia explained. In other words, it's the building block of the non-invasive augmentation of your dreams. Note that you can opt out of the hyaluronic acid filler if you prefer to use only your own fluids, however, it may affect the outcome.

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Immediately after my first injection, I was mesmerized by how the sides of my breasts perked up. By the time I hopped off the table, my breasts not only looked perkier but felt heavier. As soon as I got home, I FaceTimed all my best friends and took special joy in their reactions to my new look. Seriously, the volume took me (and everyone I called) by surprise. I even put on my just-purchased 34C bra and the spillage doesn't lie.

Much to my surprise, I was told I could work out the next day. I experienced only mild soreness, similar to when I have my period. The only visible signs of my treatment were two small bruises at the site of the injections.

According to DeLucia, the new tissue takes about three months to fully develop, so my breasts could grow and re-shape even more in the next few months. As for how long it lasts, DeLucia says the tissue lasts as long as it takes to age, which could be years (or less if you experience extreme weight loss or other body shock).

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As with just about every PRP treatment, the results are subjective, meaning that just because I saw results that wowed me, it doesn't necessarily mean that you will. If you've always wished your breasts were fuller, closer, rounder, higher, tighter or smoother, this PRP treatment is worth considering. But a perkier pair doesn't come cheap; expect to shell out $4,000 (or $3,600 if you take the non-HA route).

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