about P-Shot®
The P-Shot® (Priapus Shot®) is a nonsurgical platelet-rich plasma procedure that may be considered by men exploring concerns involving:
- Erectile Function
- Sensation
- Sexual Wellness
The procedure uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from a sample of the patient’s own blood. The PRP is injected into selected penile tissue according to the provider’s treatment protocol.
At Nuvo Med, the P-Shot is approached as an individualized medical procedure. The consultation considers possible causes of the patient’s symptoms, the limitations of PRP treatment, and other available options.
The procedure may be considered by men who experience:
- Erectile Function Concerns
- Reduced Sensation
- Age-Related Sexual Wellness Changes
- Interest In Nonsurgical Options
Platelet-rich plasma contains platelets and associated growth factors involved in normal healing processes. Researchers are studying whether PRP injections may have applications in male sexual medicine, but their effectiveness for erectile dysfunction has not been conclusively established.
What It Can Address
Following a medical evaluation, the P-Shot may be considered by some patients experiencing:
- Erectile Function Concerns
- Decreased Firmness
- Reduced Sensation
- Age-Related Sexual Wellness Changes
- Mild Performance-Related Concerns
These symptoms can have several possible causes, including cardiovascular, hormonal, neurologic, medication-related, and psychological factors. The P-Shot is not appropriate for every patient, and evaluation of the underlying cause is an important part of treatment planning.
How P-Shot® works
The P-Shot uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from a sample of the patient’s own blood.
A blood sample is collected and processed to separate and concentrate the platelet-rich portion of the plasma. The prepared PRP is then injected into selected treatment areas according to the provider’s clinical protocol.
PRP contains platelets and associated growth factors that participate in the body’s normal healing response. Researchers are investigating whether these components may influence:
The precise mechanism and clinical significance of PRP injections for erectile dysfunction have not been established.
Proposed mechanisms being investigated include:
- Platelet-Derived Growth-Factor Activity
- Localized Healing Responses
- Vascular Signaling
- Tissue Remodeling
These mechanisms remain under investigation, and they should not be interpreted as guaranteed treatment outcomes.
The P-Shot may be considered alongside broader strategies involving:
- Hormone Evaluation
- Cardiovascular Risk Assessment
- Lifestyle Changes
- ED Medications When Appropriate
Important Considerations About PRP for Erectile Dysfunction
PRP injections for erectile dysfunction are considered experimental by the American Urological Association. Research has produced mixed findings, and evidence has not established consistent, clinically meaningful improvement for all patients.
The P-Shot is not guaranteed to improve erectile firmness, circulation, sensitivity, sexual performance, penile length, or penile girth. It should not replace an appropriate evaluation for cardiovascular disease, hormonal conditions, medication effects, neurologic conditions, or other possible causes of erectile dysfunction.
A consultation should include a discussion of:
- The Experimental Status Of PRP For Erectile Dysfunction
- Current Evidence And Its Limitations
- Potential Benefits And Risks
- Established Treatment Alternatives
- Individual Goals And Expectations

Who is a good candidate for P-Shot®?
The P-Shot® experience
Before
A consultation is performed to review:
- Symptoms
- Medical History
- Medications And Supplements
- Cardiovascular Health
- Previous ED Treatments
- Treatment Goals
Before the appointment, patients may be advised to:
- Follow Nuvo Med’s Hydration Instructions
- Discuss All Medications And Supplements With The Provider
- Avoid Stopping Prescribed Medication Unless Directed By The Prescribing Clinician
- Follow Any Instructions Concerning Alcohol Or Tobacco Use
- Obtain A Penile Pump Only If Recommended By Nuvo Med
During
A blood sample is collected and processed to prepare platelet-rich plasma.
Topical numbing medication and local anesthesia may be used according to Nuvo Med’s clinical protocol.
The prepared PRP is injected into selected treatment areas using fine needles. The number and location of injections depend on the provider’s protocol and the patient’s treatment plan.
Appointment length varies, although the injection portion of the procedure is generally brief.
After
Many individuals return to ordinary activities relatively quickly.
Temporary effects may include:
- Swelling
- Bruising
- Tenderness
- Sensitivity
- Bleeding At Injection Sites
- Temporary Discomfort
Patients should follow the individualized aftercare and penile-pump instructions provided by Nuvo Med.
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faqs about P-Shot®
Is the P-Shot painful?
Topical numbing and local anesthesia are commonly used to improve comfort during the procedure.
How long does the treatment take?
Most appointments take less than an hour including preparation and processing time.
When will results appear?
Some individuals notice changes within several weeks, while continued improvement may develop over several months.
Can the P-Shot be combined with ED medications?
In some cases, regenerative treatments may be incorporated alongside other medically guided ED therapies.
Are there risks of allergic reaction?
Because the treatment uses material derived from the patient’s own blood, allergic reactions are uncommon.
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