How does the P Shot (Priapus Shot) work?

First, a small volume of blood is drawn from your arm. This is about the same amount you’d give at the doctor’s office, so there’s no need to worry about getting tired or dizzy. The blood is then processed in a machine called a centrifuge, which spins down the blood to separate the platelets and stem cells from the red and white blood cells. The platelets are treated with a calcium chloride solution, which triggers the release of eight different growth factors that the body uses to rebuild tissue. A local nerve block is used to temporarily numb the penis and a topical anesthetic such as lidocaine cream is applied to the region. Your doctor will then use a thin needle to strategically inject the concentrated PRP into specific areas of the penis. This stimulates the regeneration of tissue, blood vessels, and nerve cells around the injection site.