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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about P-Shot.
The P-Shot uses PRP derived from your blood, injected into penile tissue to stimulate growth factors and blood vessel formation. This promotes healthier tissue, improved circulation, stronger erections, and potential increases in girth and length over weeks to months.
Many clients notice subtle improvement within 4–6 weeks, with continued gains up to three months. Individual responses vary; some require additional sessions to reach desired results. Your provider will outline realistic timelines based on your health and treatment plan.
Most patients experience minimal discomfort thanks to topical anesthetic; injections can cause brief swelling, bruising, or soreness. Recovery is quick—avoid sexual activity and strenuous exercise for 48–72 hours. Full normal activity typically resumes within a few days.
A single P-Shot often provides measurable improvement, but many patients benefit from 1–3 sessions spaced four to eight weeks apart. Maintenance treatments may be recommended annually or as needed. Your practitioner will recommend a personalized regimen at consultation.
P-Shot risks are low because PRP uses your own blood, but possible side effects include temporary bruising, swelling, infection, or altered sensation. Severe complications are rare. We perform medical screening and follow sterile technique to minimize risk.
Ideal candidates are generally healthy adult men without active infection, bleeding disorders, or certain blood thinners. Conditions like uncontrolled diabetes or heavy smoking may reduce effectiveness. A medical consultation and history review determine candidacy and safe treatment planning.