P-Shot Treatment Specialist in Frisco and Denton, TX

The Priapus Shot, commonly referred to as the P-Shot, is a treatment that uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) derived from a patient’s blood to improve sexual function. This procedure involves injecting PRP into the penis to stimulate tissue growth, boost blood flow, and improve sexual satisfaction.
 
The entire process, including preparation and injection, typically takes less than an hour and involves minimal discomfort, as numbing agents are applied beforehand​. The effects of P-Shot treatment can be immediate for some, while for others, it may take a few weeks or multiple treatments to notice significant improvements​.

The process of P-Shot treatment is quite straightforward. To begin the treatment, a small amount of blood is drawn from the patient’s arm, similar to a routine blood test. This blood sample is then placed in a centrifuge, a machine that spins the blood at high speeds, to separate its components. Platelet-rich plasma, full of growth factors and healing properties, is isolated through this process.
 
After the PRP is ready, a numbing cream or local anesthetic is applied to the penis to reduce discomfort during the procedure. The PRP is then slowly injected through small needles directly into the penis along multiple points on the shaft. The growth factors in the PRP promote tissue regeneration, improve blood flow, and boost sensitivity.
 
After P-Shot treatment, many patients report improved erectile function, increased stamina, and enhanced sexual pleasure. Some also experience an increase in penis size, though this is not guaranteed. While results may vary, the effects of the P-Shot can last for up to a year or more, making it a long-term solution for men experiencing erectile dysfunction or wanting to enhance their sexual performance.
 
By leveraging the body’s natural healing processes, the P-Shot provides a non-surgical, drug-free option for men who want to improve their sexual health and performance. To learn more about this treatment approach, schedule a consultation with Dr. Mohan at Pain Specialists of Frisco.

Typically, the entire treatment takes approximately 30 minutes to complete. This outpatient procedure is swift and requires only minimal downtime. After your P-Shot injection, your healthcare provider will outline how to use a penis pump, also known as a Vacuum Erection Device (VED), to increase the amount of blood flow and maximize the benefits of the treatment.
 
Sexual activity can be resumed 24 hours after your P-Shot injection. As the treatment is derived from your own blood, the side effects are minimal. While rare, potential side effects of P-Shot treatment include bruising, bleeding, and swelling at the injection sites; however, these are temporary and should subside promptly. Unlike other erectile dysfunction (ED) treatments, this approach has no risk of allergic reactions. If you have any questions or concerns following your P-Shot, reach out to your doctor for guidance.

Good candidates for P-Shot treatment include men who are experiencing ED, have unsatisfactory sexual performance, or wish to enhance their sexual experience. This treatment is a promising, minimally invasive, and drug-free option for men affected by ED. Those who have not had success with oral ED medications or prefer to avoid the side effects associated with these drugs are ideal candidates for the P-Shot.
 
In addition, P-Shot treatment can also benefit men who are experiencing age-related hormonal imbalances, as this approach improves blood flow and sensitivity. Furthermore, men with Peyronie’s disease can benefit from this treatment, as it can enhance the aesthetic appearance of the penis. Some men opt for P-Shot treatments solely for cosmetic reasons. This treatment can also be used for penile rehabilitation after prostate surgery and to address Lichen sclerosus.
 
If you’re affected by any of these conditions, P-Shot treatment could be right for you. To determine whether you are a suitable candidate for the P-Shot injection, schedule an appointment with Dr. Mohan and his team at Pain Specialists of Frisco to discuss the benefits and considerations of this approach. Contact us today to learn. We have convenient locations in Frisco, TX, and Denton, TX. We serve patients from Frisco TX, Denton TX, McKinney TX, Plano TX, Lewisville TX, Allen TX,  Carrollton TX, Prosper TX, Aubrey TX, and surrounding areas.