Priapus Shot (P-Shot) in Tampa, FL

ED medications like sildenafil temporarily relax smooth muscle to allow increased blood flow, and their effect ends when the drug clears your system. The Priapus Shot works by delivering platelet-rich plasma growth factors that stimulate new blood vessel formation and tissue repair. The improvements develop gradually over four to eight weeks as the regenerative process continues and are not dependent on taking a pill before sexual activity. Many patients reduce their reliance on oral medication following P-Shot treatment.

A topical anesthetic is applied before the injection, making the procedure well-tolerated for most patients. Some men report brief pressure or mild discomfort during the injection. The full appointment takes 60 to 90 minutes and most patients return to normal activities the same day. Our providers perform this procedure regularly and are skilled at minimizing patient discomfort throughout the process.

Most patients see meaningful improvement after one to two treatments. Results continue to develop over four to eight weeks following each session. Maintenance injections every 12 to 18 months are common to sustain results long-term. Patients with Peyronie's disease often benefit from combining the P-Shot with PulseWAVE RX acoustic wave therapy in a coordinated protocol rather than relying on a single modality alone.

Yes, and for patients with low testosterone, combining the two is often the more effective approach. Low testosterone impairs the vascular and tissue health that the P-Shot works to improve. When testosterone is optimized alongside PRP therapy, both the immediate response and the long-term durability of results tend to be better. Your AgeRejuvenation provider will evaluate your hormone panel before making any recommendation.

The Priapus Shot is a regenerative procedure and is not covered by standard health insurance. AgeRejuvenation's team can discuss treatment costs and financing options at the time of consultation. We believe the investment in a biology-based, lasting approach to sexual health is worth understanding fully before you decide.