The P-Shot entails taking platelet-rich (PRP) plasma from your blood. Your doctor then injects your cells and tissues into your penile tissues to facilitate tissue development and allegedly have stronger erections. Priapus Shot is the most common method used in Penis Enhancement. The P-Shot bases on PRP treatment that re-grow muscle and recovers joint injuries and has been investigated to address the symptoms of chronic health. It is an experimental treatment in all cases. The P-Shot is being used as an alternative therapy such as;
- Lichen sclerosus
- Erectile dysfunction (ED)
- Peyronie’s disease (a state where scar tissue makes the penis curve when it’s erect)
- General sexual function, performance, and orgasm enhancement
- Penis enhancement
How much does it cost?
This is optional and is offered by only selected qualified physicians. The majority of health care policies still do not cover it. You would have to pay a little out of your wallet. The Hormone Zone announces the treatment for about $1.900 but doesn’t precisely say the amount. The total doctor’s bill for a single PRP procedure was $683 according to the 2018 Plastic Surgery statistics report. This average does not consider other procedural costs like those used for installation preparation, instruments, and hospital care.
What to anticipate throughout your appointment?
The P-Shot is an ambulatory injection so that you can go in, get administered, and be back later in the day. You may like to get a day off or postpone other tasks to spend the time to do that, but you don’t need it.
- When you come to the facility, you will probably be asked to lay on a table and wait until the doctor starts. The doctor or assistant will start the procedure:
- They apply an ointment or cream to numb the genital area and also offer you a local anesthetic that numbs the surrounding area.
- They take your blood sample, normally from your arm, and keep it in a test tube.
Put the test tube for several minutes in a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma (PRP)
