The P-Shot: Frequently Asked Questions - LifeBoost (2024)

FAQs

What is the success rate of the P Shot? ›

This ensures that you receive the best results possible. We monitor our success rate, which is 84.2%. If the traditional treatments for erectile dysfunction aren't working, then it's time to try something different.

Not all men experience a notable increase in size, though all men do experience improved sexual performance and pleasure. It is not uncommon for men to gain more than an inch in length, but again, it is important to be flexible in your expectations for the P-Shot.

Additionally, it's common for men to begin noticing the results from treatment within a few weeks after the first injection. The timing and number of injections you need will vary based on your overall health and additional factors affecting your sexual function.

What Are the Potential Side Effects of the P-Shot^®? Since PRP is extracted from your own blood, there are few and only minor potential side effects. These include minor bleeding or bruising, swelling, and very rarely infection.

While the P shot has been proven effective on its own, results may be optimized when combined with a penile pump. This medical-grade device creates a vacuum around the penis and promotes blood flow to the area. This protocol involves using the pump each day for 30 minutes for six weeks after your treatment.

While some patients might only need one round of injections, many people need three sessions or more (spaced several weeks apart) to experience the full range of benefits. Patients can resume sexual activity within 24 hours following treatment.

A P-shot procedure can cost anywhere from $800 to $2,000. The actual cost of a P-shot is dependent upon location, board certified plastic surgeon, and length and involvement of the plastic surgery.

Also, the P-Shot can help men with various physical problems, such as an enlarged prostate or diabetes. It can also counteract certain drug reactions and the adverse effects following prostate cancer treatment.

Give a penis pump to people who received an injection into the penile shaft. This helps draw blood into the penis and ensure the PRP works as intended. You may be asked to do this yourself daily for 10 minutes over a few weeks.

Can I take Viagra after a p-Shot? ›

Can I still take Viagra if I get the P-Shot? Yes, it's possible to continue using Viagra or other oral medications for erectile dysfunction after receiving the P-Shot.

AVOID the following nutritional supplements for 5 days after the procedure - Gingko Biloba, Garlic, Vitamin E, Vitamin A, Flax Oil, Curcumin and other anti-inflammatory nutrients. AVOID the Systemic use of corticosteroids for 2 weeks after the procedure. AVOID Alcohol and Cigarettes for 5 days after the procedure.

While the cost of the P-Shot may seem high, it is important to consider the potential benefits and the long-term impact on sexual function and performance. Many patients find that the investment is well worth it in terms of improved quality of life and overall satisfaction.

So far, there isn't any good evidence that the P-Shot helps treat penile-related conditions. Some claim that the P-Shot helps increase blood flow to your penis and repairs body tissues and cells, which can help with the following conditions: Erectile dysfunction (ED).

For many men, a secondary result of P-Shot therapy is a noticeable increase in the length and girth of their penis, particularly with an erection. However, patients considering P-Shot therapy should understand that increasing penile length is not a primary goal of the P-Shot.

A P-shot procedure can cost anywhere from $800 to $2,000. The actual cost of a P-shot is dependent upon location, board certified plastic surgeon, and length and involvement of the plastic surgery.

Unlike ED medications (Viagra, Cialis) and vacuum devices (penis pumps) which have temporary effects, the P-Shot addresses the root cause of the problem. Results are noticeable within 1-6 weeks of the treatment and can last for 18-24 months. In some men, the results of the P Shot may be permanent.

The procedure is not something dreamed up during the Spanish Inquisition. It's safe, painless and the benefits are well worth getting past the unfounded fear. Unlike other treatments, the P-Shot lasts at least 18 months and is permanent in some cases.