Priapus Shot® In Chesapeake & Harrisonburg, VA

How is the P-Shot Procedure Actually Performed?

During the P-Shot procedure, the doctor will start by applying a numbing anesthetic cream to the patient's penis. The patient's blood is then drawn from the arm, the same as it is when a patient is having a simple blood test. Using a centrifuge, plus specialized technology and methodology, a man's own platelets that are found normally in his blood are then isolated and the result is that the concentrated, naturally occurring platelets are now known as Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP).

They're quickly transferred into another tube where the addition of a little calcium chloride solution "trick" the platelets into thinking that they are still in the patient's body and that the man's body has been injured. These "tricked" platelets then release their almost "magical" growth and healing factors into the liquid also present in the tube. The physician, using a very thin needle, will then inject this Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) back into very specific areas of the man's penis. The patient will feel very little pain (or none at all) because this area has been previously numbed by the application of the anesthetic cream.

Results Seen With the P-Shot and Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP)

This medical process has been clinically proven to help rejuvenate parts of the human body, including the penis, and to help restore them to their more youthful state in numerous documented trials and studies. Initially developed for use primarily in athletics, the P-Shot's efficacy and results lead to the use Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) in other surgical applications such as plastic surgery and facelifts. As seen with the initial treatment of athletic injuries, the cosmetic use of the P-Shot demonstrated the following positive results:

• No allergic reactions (since this is actually coming from a patient's own body, the body does not react to it as a foreign substance)
• Bruising is minimal (if at all)
• The effects lasted at least 18 months and in many cases were permanent
• There was actual growth of new tissue via the stimulation of unipotent.
• The treatment stimulated new blood flow with new blood vessels (not from the simple dilation of the existing blood vessels)

In many men suffering from the symptoms of erectile dysfunction the patient may additionally notice an increase in penis size, as well as enjoying the positive effects of alleviating their ED symptoms immediately after the initial procedure. This has been supported by research data and attributed to the fact that the PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) both induces and promotes new tissue growth.

Many diseases are treatable with new tissue growth and erectile dysfunction is among them. In fact, all the way back in 2003 in the Journal of Urology, while discussing new therapies for erectile dysfunction it was noted that “neovascularization using vascular growth factors has been demonstrated to be feasible in animal models.” Translation: If you inject growth factors into an animal’s penis, then it grows new blood vessels and new tissue and gets a bigger, harder penis.