Today we walk you through the complete process of a Priapus Shot, also known as PShot on a patient looking to enhance his sexual performance and increase size.

The star component in the PShot is Plateletrich plasma (PRP), which is a component of your own blood that contains special growth factors. Through research on regenerative medicine and aging tissue, it was discovered that PRP has many desirable benefits.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Who is an ideal candidate for a PShot?
Anyone with a penis! But really, anyone looking for a safe way to enhance sexual performance. Patients with moderate to mild ED (erectile dysfunction) will benefit most.

2. What are the benefits?
Improved ability to achieve and maintain an erection
Increased girth and length
Increased sensitivity, firmness, desire, and pleasure
Increase wound healing (creates new tissue)
Creation of angiogenesis (new blood vessel formation)
Collagen production (plump texture you get in your skin)

3. How do you get my PRP?
PRP is taken directly from your body, like a blood draw. The blood is spun using a centrifuge until the platelets separate from the blood. Using a proprietary technique, PRP is extracted from the blood and injected directly back into the penis after numbing.

4. When can I resume sexual activity?
Sexual activity can be resumed immediately after treatment or when the patient desires.

5. What do I need to do to prepare?
Not much! You will want to avoid antiinflammatories 8 days prior (and post) treatment as these medications could inhibit the natural inflammatory response of the PShot. Additionally, make sure you drink enough water days leading up to the procedure. Being properly hydrated can help with the blood draw process.

6. What should I expect after treatment?
Minor bruising, swelling, or slight discomfort is common and can be alleviated with ice as needed and Tylenol. A vacuum pump is to be used 10 to 15 minutes twice a day, every day for at least 6 weeks post procedure. If you aren’t familiar with the benefits of a vacuum pump, check out this post. For best results, continue pumping 3 times per week after. The pump ensures that all the new blood vessels the PRP help develop are being fed with blood to continue growth.

7. Can I repeat the shot?
To maximize benefit, repeat the PShot 8 weeks after the initial procedure. Results can be long lasting. Most men see benefits for 12 years. When the results begin to diminish, repeat treatment is recommended. PShot is a great option to consider for sexual health enhancement. And to be clear: you do not have to have any sexual dysfunction to qualify for the PShot!

Additional Information:

The PShot is a unique type of procedure that originated from the same research as the treatments mentioned above. Researchers wondered why PRP couldn’t be used to improve erectile function or Peyronie’s disease or increase the length of the penis when it has shown excellent benefits in other areas of regenerative medicine.

Common nonsurgical approaches to treat ED are PDE5inhibitors (e.g., Viagra, Cialis, Levitra), extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT), a vacuum pump, or trimix injections. PRP is an additional nonsurgical approach to restore erectile function. As stated previously, PRP plays a crucial role in restoring overall erectile function with its regenerative agents. It is increasingly gaining attention due to its safe and prolonged efficacy.

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