P Shot
The Priapus Shot, (also known as the P-shot) is designed to deliver lasting improvements in sexual performance to men, especially those who have lost function from various causes. The reasons can be varied and include but are not limited to an enlarged prostate, Peyronie's disease, prostate cancer, the after-effects of surgery, drug side effects and other conditions such as diabetes.
The Priapus Shot, (also known as the P-shot) is designed to deliver lasting improvements in sexual performance to men, to an enlarged prostate, Peyronie's disease, prostate cancer, the after-effects of surgery, drug side effects and other conditions such as diabetes.
The Priapus Shot procedure begins with a quick and easy blood draw. Then, using a proprietary technique, the growth factors are extracted from your blood and concentrated into the Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP). PRP is then placed into areas of the penis that are most important for the sexual response. These areas are numbed with a powerful local anesthetic cream before treatment, yielding little or no discomfort during the procedure.
Platelet Rich Plasma contains many growth factors and healing factors and has regenerative abilities and thus stimulates healing and rejuvenation. The resulting benefits typically include tissue growth that increases the growth of new blood vessels and improved circulation within the penis, stronger erections, increased sensation and pleasure and enhanced sexual performance. Some men report changes in girth and length of the penis. Many of these benefits are experienced immediately after receiving the injection. And, because the treatment uses the patient’s own blood-derived plasma, it is non-allergenic and free of harmful side effects.
Although each man’s experience varies, most men report these benefits following the procedure and post-treatment protocol:
- Increases firmness of erection
- Increases blood flow and circulation
- Improved sexual capabilities
- Increase sexual stamina
- Increases sensation and pleasure
- Enhanced appearance
- Improves or resolves prostate discomfort
- Improves or resolves urinary incontinence
When you arrive at our practice, you’ll likely be asked to lie down on a table and wait for the doctor to begin. Once the procedure begins, the doctor or assistant will:
- Apply a cream or ointment that numbs the genital area and give you a local anesthetic that numbs the area around it, too.
- Take a blood sample from your body, usually from your arm or somewhere non-invasive, into a testing tube.
- Put the testing tube in a centrifuge for a few minutes to separate the components of your blood and isolate the platelet-rich plasma (PRP).
- Extract PRP from the testing tube fluid and put them into two separate syringes for injection.
- Inject PRP into the penile shaft, clitoris, or area identified as the Gräfenberg (G) spot. This is completed in a few minutes with about 4 to5 separate injections.
- Give a penis pump to people who received an injection into the penile shaft. This helps draw blood into the penis and ensure the PRP is working as intended. You may be asked to do this yourself daily for 10 minutes over a few weeks. But using one too often or too long can damage elastic tissue in the penis, leading to less firm erections.
Downtime
Wait at least 24hrs before resuming sexual activities.
Procedure Time
30 minutes
Performed by
Dr. Sandi
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