P-Shot® for Men
Regenerative intimate wellness for erectile function, circulation, sensation and sexual performance
Have your erections become less firm?
Have you noticed changes in sexual sensation or performance?
Are medications such as Viagra or Cialis no longer working as well as they once did?
The P-Shot may be an option for you.
What Is the P-Shot®?
The P-Shot®, also known as the Priapus Shot®, is a nonsurgical procedure that uses platelet-rich plasma, or PRP, obtained from your own blood.
PRP contains concentrated platelets and growth factors involved in healing and tissue repair. After the area is numbed, the PRP is injected into specific areas of the penis using the P-Shot protocol.
The goal is to support penile tissue health, circulation, sensation and sexual function.
Because erectile function can also be affected by hormones, cardiovascular health, blood sugar, medications, sleep and metabolic health, these factors may also be evaluated when appropriate.
The P-Shot may help with:
- Changes in erection quality or firmness
- Decreased sexual sensation
- Changes in sexual performance
- Age-related changes in erectile function
- Erectile dysfunction
- Changes following prostate treatment or surgery
- Penile tissue health and circulation
- Peyronie’s disease in selected patients
Why We Often Recommend P-Shot® + Priapus Toxin™
The P-Shot and Priapus Toxin work in different ways and may complement one another.
The P-Shot uses your own platelet-rich plasma to support regenerative processes and tissue health.
Priapus Toxin™ uses botulinum toxin injected using a specific technique designed to relax smooth muscle and support increased blood flow into the penis.
Because tissue health and blood flow both contribute to erectile function, we often recommend combining the two procedures as a more comprehensive approach to male intimate wellness.
Results vary, and not every man is a candidate for both procedures.
How Is the P-Shot Performed?
1. Blood Draw
Your blood is drawn into a special PRP tube.
2. PRP Preparation
The blood is processed to concentrate the platelets.
3. Numbing
Topical anesthetic is applied for comfort. Additional local anesthetic may be used if needed.
4. Treatment
PRP is carefully injected into specific areas of the penis using the P-Shot protocol.
If Priapus Toxin is being performed at the same visit, botulinum toxin is then injected using the appropriate technique.