P-Shot® (Priapus Shot)
Your body’s natural growth factors to support erectile function, circulation, and sensitivity. Performed by Dr Mike, certified by the O-Shot® Inventor
Sydney I Melbourne I Brisbane I Gold Coast
Your body’s natural growth factors to support erectile function, circulation, and sensitivity. Performed by Dr Mike, certified by the O-Shot® Inventor
Sydney I Melbourne I Brisbane I
Gold Coast
Experienced, Trusted Provider
A decade of experience delivering the P-Shot® growth factor treatments. Evidence-informed approach to intimate wellness in a professional clinical setting.
Certified by the P-Shot® Inventor
Dr Mike is trained and certified by Dr Charles Runels, the creator of the P-Shot®, ensuring alignment with globally recognised protocols and best practices.
Natural Treatment Option
The P-Shot® uses your body’s own growth factors to support natural tissue repair and blood flow. Treatment is completed with local anaesthetic cream, minimal discomfort and minimal interruption to your routine.
What is the P-Shot®?
The P-Shot® (Priapus Shot®) is a medical procedure involving the use of platelet-rich plasma (PRP), which is derived from a person’s own blood. The PRP is injected into specific areas of the penis, with the aim of supporting tissue health, blood flow, and sensitivity.
The procedure is performed by a registered medical practitioner after a thorough consultation to determine suitability. As with all medical procedures, results can vary between individuals.
Potential Outcomes
While individual outcomes will vary, some patients report:
- Enhanced penile blood flow
- Improved erectile response
- Increased sensitivity
- Support in managing symptoms of Peyronie’s disease
- Minimal downtime following treatment
Clinical studies into PRP therapy for sexual health are ongoing, and not all individuals will experience the same response. Your doctor will discuss what is appropriate for you based on your medical history and health goals.
Frequently Asked Questions about the P-Shot
- A small sample of your blood is drawn.
- This sample is processed in a centrifuge to extract PRP.
- A topical anaesthetic is applied.
- The PRP is carefully injected into specific areas of the penis.
Most patients tolerate the procedure well due to the application of local anaesthesia. Some temporary discomfort, swelling, or bruising may occur.
Many patients return to normal daily activity shortly after the procedure. Sexual activity is generally advised to resume after three days, which will be discussed during your consultation.
Duration varies by individual. Some patients may consider additional treatments based on their clinical response. During the consultation the doctor will discuss a suitable follow-up plan if required.
PRP therapy is sometimes used as part of a treatment approach for Peyronie’s disease. Suitability is assessed on a case-by-case basis in consultation with the doctor.
Men experiencing concerns such as:
- Changes in erectile function
- Reduced sensitivity
- Concerns related to Peyronie’s disease
- Desire to explore non-surgical treatment options
Treatment decisions should always be made in consultation with a qualified health professional.
- $1,750 per session
- $3,000 for two sessions
The doctor will discuss treatment planning and suitability during your initial consultation.
Experience the Difference
We offer comprehensive, confidential consultations with qualified practitioners to assess whether the P-Shot® is suitable for your needs. All procedures are performed by certified medical practitioner.
Telehealth consultations (Zoom, Skype or phone) are available for initial discussions.
Additional Information
For further reading or to view videos and articles related to PRP therapy for male sexual health, please speak to one of our clinicians. We are happy to provide evidence-based resources upon request.
Disclaimer:
This page provides general information only and does not constitute medical advice. All procedures involve risks, and outcomes can vary from person to person. It is important to have a consultation with a registered health practitioner to determine whether any treatment is appropriate for you.
