Is P-Shot efficient for minor injuries like a bent penis during intercourse?

Whether the P-Shot is effective depends on the severity of the injury or bending. A full physical examination is essential to assess the extent of structural damage and rule out other causes of pain. The P-Shot, as a regenerative treatment, may help by promoting healing and improving tissue quality, but results take time—typically 2–3 months—and patience is key.

If there’s significant structural damage, other treatments such as acoustic wave therapy, traction devices, or FDA-approved medications like Xiaflex might be necessary. Flexibility in the treatment approach is crucial, as combining modalities often provides the best outcomes. It’s always a matter of degree, and your urologist's recommendation is a great starting point.

Best of luck!

Hi.

A bent penis during an erection is called Peyronie's disease. If it is mild, it may heal on its own within 15 months. There is no cure for Peyronie's disease; however, the FDA approved Restorex device or a vacuum erection device that stretches the fibrous tissue can help. The FDA has also approved Xiaflex injections to treat the plaques. Platelet rich plasma (P-shot) or platelet rich fibrin (Mojo shot) may also be beneficial in healing the scarred tissue and is worth trying.

Hope this helps,
Dr. DuPont