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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about P-shot (Priapus Shot).
The P-shot uses platelet-rich plasma drawn from your blood, then injected into penile tissues to stimulate angiogenesis and cell repair. This non-surgical, in-office procedure aims to improve circulation, sensitivity, and erectile function, with results often developing within weeks and improving over months.
Ideal candidates are men seeking natural improvement in erectile quality, sensitivity, or sexual confidence who are in generally good health. A consultation and medical history review determine suitability; those with uncontrolled bleeding disorders, infections, or certain medications may not qualify.
Duration varies, but many men report meaningful improvement for 12 to 18 months. Results depend on individual health, lifestyle, and follow-up treatments; maintenance injections can extend benefits and optimize long-term outcomes.
The P-shot is generally safe because it uses your own PRP, reducing allergic risks. Common, mild side effects include temporary swelling, bruising, or discomfort. Serious complications are rare; thorough screening and sterile technique minimize infection and other risks.
Visits begin with medical review and consent, followed by a small blood draw to prepare PRP. After local anesthesia, PRP is injected into targeted areas. The procedure typically takes thirty to sixty minutes; expect mild soreness and brief recovery with specific aftercare instructions.
Most providers advise avoiding sexual activity or vigorous exercise for 48 to 72 hours to allow initial healing. After that, gentle activity is usually permitted. Full benefits emerge over several weeks as circulation and tissue repair strengthen sexual function.