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Great question!Yes, the P-Shot is temporary — most men experience benefits for about 12–18 months, though some choose to repeat the treatment every year for maintenance.Key benefits include:Stronger, firmer erectionsImproved blood flowIncreased sensitivity and pleasureBetter stamina and performanceHelp with Peyronie’s disease or mild EDIt's a quick, in-office procedure using your body’s own PRP (platelet-rich plasma) — with minimal discomfort and no downtime. Let us know if you'd like to learn more or schedule a consultation!
Hi, I’m Lauren, the aesthetic injector here at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. Yes, the P-Shot is temporary in its effects and does require maintenance treatments to maintain results. Attached is a link to our website that can provide you with additional information.
Platelet rich plasma will begin to kick in and start working at about 2-3 weeks after the injection and then gradual improvements should occur up to 3-4 months later. Every case of erectile dysfunction is different so responses vary.While the injection of platelet-rich plasma into the penis may lead to some temporary swelling or inflammation, there is no evidence that it can lead to a permanent increase in penis size. The P-Shot® is primarily marketed as a treatment for sexual dysfunction, including erectile dysfunction (ED), and may improve sexual function in some men.However, it’s important for patients to approach this treatment with realistic expectations and work with a qualified healthcare provider to determine the best course of action for their individual needs.If you are interested in a non-surgical, permanent penis enlargement option, Prometheus by Dr. Malik can help. We offer an outpatient procedure that encourages your body to create its own collagen for real results that will never fade.
The P-Shot offers results that can both last and be transformative, but it’s important to remember that while it can "turn back the clock" on certain issues, it doesn’t stop the clock altogether. The P-Shot helps improve blood flow and may enhance sensitivity by promoting vascular growth and supporting tissue regeneration over time. This improvement can lead to better erectile function and increased sexual satisfaction for many people, and these results can last for several months to a year.However, because the aging process is ongoing, the P-Shot is generally considered a maintenance treatment rather than a permanent fix. Many people opt to repeat the treatment every year or so to sustain optimal results. Additionally, combining the P-Shot with other supportive therapies, like shockwave therapy, can maximize and potentially extend the benefits.Ultimately, while you should see results that help you feel “younger” in this area, each person’s response varies. Discussing your goals with a healthcare provider can help you set realistic expectations and create a plan that works best for you.
Unfortunately P-shot is temporary in that it builds vasculature helping with erectile function. The average male patient will do a P-shot annually to assist in erectile function. I hope this helps answer your question.
A P-shot or platelet-rich plasma injection is not temporary in principle. The idea is that it generates the growth factors needed to regenerate nerve ending and restore good blood flow to the penis. Now how many treatments you need is another question to get there. I recommend you do these shots in conjunction with shock wave therapy. There are options to do this shock wave therapy at home. So I think you will see results in about 90 days or so.
There are no negative effects from drawing 60 cc’s of blood for a P - Shot. The issue is, different PRP tubes that go into the PRP centrifuge mostly are 30 cc tubes or less. There is one centrifuge that has 60 cc tubes and that is the Magellan. There might be others I’m not aware of , but if ...
I agree with the sentiment that most centrifuges, when used properly, can achieve adequate results for the P-Shot. While the specific centrifuge and PRP system play a role, what truly matters is the provider's technique, experience, and track record of delivering successful outcomes. Ultimately,...
Yes, it’s technically possible, but it’s not always the best idea. The P-Shot promotes blood flow and tissue regeneration, while filler focuses on girth enhancement. While these procedures target different areas, combining them in one session may complicate healing and obscure results. A mor...