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Step One
Discuss
Review sexual wellness concerns, health history, medications, previous treatments, and goals.
M Shot™ – P Shot® Treatment for Men's Sexual Wellness
The M Shot™ – P Shot® uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood as part of a personalized approach to men’s intimate wellness. Treatment begins with a private assessment of your concerns, health history, and goals.
Sexual Performance Has More Than One Possible Cause
Hormones, circulation, medications, medical conditions, psychological factors, and other issues can influence sexual function. A consultation helps determine whether the P Shot® makes sense for your situation.
WHEN SEXUAL WELLNESS BEGINS TO CHANGE
Intimate Concerns Deserve More Than a One-Size-Fits-All Answer
Changes in sexual function can have many possible causes. The first step is understanding your specific concern and determining whether a PRP-based treatment is appropriate for you.
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Changes in Erectile Function
Men experiencing changes in erection quality can discuss whether the P Shot® belongs within an appropriate treatment plan.
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Reduced Sexual Confidence
Changes in sexual performance can affect confidence and deserve a private, respectful conversation.
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Changes in Sensation
Men concerned about changes in penile sensation can discuss their symptoms and available treatment options.
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Changes With Age
Sexual function may change over time, but age alone does not determine which treatment is appropriate.
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Concerns About Sexual Performance
A consultation can help identify whether your concerns may require evaluation beyond an aesthetic or PRP-based procedure.
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Interest in Regenerative Treatment
Some men specifically seek an autologous, blood-derived approach rather than starting with a traditional medication-based option.
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Individual Intimate Wellness Goals
Treatment should be based on your health and goals rather than promises about standardized sexual outcomes.
START WITH WHAT THE P SHOT® ACTUALLY USES
How Does the M Shot™ – P Shot® Work?
The procedure uses platelet-rich plasma, commonly called PRP, prepared from a sample of your own blood. The concentrated plasma is then administered according to the treatment protocol.
The Priapus Shot®, commonly called the P Shot®, is a PRP-based procedure marketed for men's sexual wellness.
PRP is plasma prepared from your blood with a concentration of platelets. Platelets contain growth factors and signaling proteins involved in normal tissue repair processes.
A small blood sample is collected from you and processed to separate and concentrate the platelet-containing plasma.
No. The treatment uses a blood-derived preparation rather than a conventional prescription ED medication.
No. PRP injections and medications such as PDE5 inhibitors work through different approaches and should not be considered interchangeable.
It should not be described as a cure. Erectile dysfunction has many potential causes, and evidence for PRP treatment continues to develop.
No. Response can vary according to health, underlying cause, age, medications, vascular factors, and other individual considerations.
PRP injections are not FDA-approved specifically as a treatment for erectile dysfunction. This should be discussed as part of informed decision-making.
A FOCUSED TREATMENT REQUIRES PRECISE PLANNING
Where the P Shot® Treatment Is Focused
Unlike broad wellness treatments, the P Shot® is centered on penile tissue. The exact injection approach should follow the provider’s treatment protocol and individual anatomy.
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Penile Tissue
PRP is administered into selected penile areas according to the treatment protocol.
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Erectile Tissue
Treatment is intended to deliver platelet-rich plasma to targeted tissues involved in penile function.
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Penile Shaft
Selected injection sites may be used based on anatomy and the treatment approach.
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Treatment-Specific Injection Points
Placement should be determined by the trained provider rather than using a generalized injection pattern.
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Individual Anatomy
Anatomical differences are considered before treatment begins.
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Areas of Concern
Your specific symptoms and goals help guide the consultation and treatment discussion.
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Overall Sexual Wellness
The procedure should be considered within the larger context of sexual and general health.
Individual Assessment
The most important “treatment area” is not simply an injection site. It is understanding whether the concern you want addressed is appropriate for a PRP-based procedure in the first place.
Why Some Men Explore a PRP-Based Option
The M Shot™ – P Shot® offers a different approach from oral medications or surgical procedures, but realistic expectations are essential because clinical evidence continues to evolve.
Uses Your Own Blood
PRP is prepared from a blood sample collected from the patient.
Non-Surgical Procedure
Treatment does not involve traditional penile surgery.
No Implanted Device
The procedure does not require placement of a penile implant.
Personalized Treatment
Suitability is evaluated according to individual health, concerns, and goals.
Office-Based Approach
The procedure can generally be performed without a hospital-based surgical operation.
Focused Treatment
PRP is administered directly to selected treatment areas according to the protocol.
Can Be Discussed Alongside Other Options
PRP does not prevent a provider from considering other appropriate sexual wellness treatments.
Private Men’s Wellness Care
Sensitive concerns can be discussed in a professional and confidential clinical setting.
Your Appointment Starts With Questions, Not an Injection
Discuss What's Changed
Your consultation covers your concerns, sexual health, medical history, medications, previous treatments, and treatment expectations.
Determine Suitability
Your provider evaluates whether PRP treatment is appropriate or whether another evaluation or treatment approach should be considered.
Prepare and Administer PRP
A blood sample is collected and processed to prepare platelet-rich plasma, which is then administered according to the treatment protocol.
Follow Your Response
Your provider explains aftercare and when to assess your response. Changes should not be expected to occur identically or on the same timeline for every patient.
The P Shot® Is an Option to Evaluate, Not a Solution for Every Man
- You are experiencing changes in sexual wellness or function
- You are interested in a PRP-based treatment approach
- You understand that individual response varies
- You are willing to discuss your medical and sexual health openly
- You have realistic expectations about current evidence and potential outcomes
- Your provider determines that the procedure is appropriate for you
Sexual dysfunction can sometimes be associated with cardiovascular, hormonal, neurologic, metabolic, medication-related, or psychological factors. Appropriate medical evaluation should not be replaced by an elective PRP procedure.
YOUR SEXUAL HEALTH DESERVES A PRIVATE CONVERSATION
Understand the Cause Before Choosing the Treatment
At New U Med Spa, your consultation is an opportunity to discuss what has changed, what you hope to improve, and whether the M Shot™ – P Shot® is an appropriate option for your individual situation.
DISCUSS. PREPARE. TREAT. REVIEW.
A Personalized P Shot® Experience From Consultation to Follow-Up
The process begins by understanding your concerns and ends by evaluating your individual response rather than promising a predetermined outcome.
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Step Two
Prepare
Collect and process your blood to prepare the platelet-rich plasma.
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Step Three
Treat
Administer the prepared PRP according to the planned injection protocol.
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Step Four
Review
Follow recovery instructions and assess your response over the appropriate timeframe.
Individual response, recovery, treatment needs, and results vary.
Know What's Normal After Your P Shot® Treatment
Temporary injection-site effects can occur after treatment. Your provider will explain what to expect and provide instructions based on your procedure.
- Expect Temporary Sensitivity
Follow the specific cleansing and skincare instructions provided after your procedure.
- Follow Activity Instructions
Follow your provider’s guidance about sexual activity, exercise, and other activities following treatment.
- Watch for Unexpected Changes
Contact your provider if symptoms become severe, persistent, or otherwise concerning.
Your Own PRP Does Not Mean Zero Risk
Because PRP is prepared from your own blood, it differs from treatment with a manufactured injectable drug. However, blood collection and penile injections still carry risks and require appropriate clinical technique.
Potential effects can include pain, tenderness, swelling, bruising, bleeding, and temporary discomfort. Infection and other injection-related complications are also possible. Individual medical conditions and medications can affect suitability and risk.
What Your Provider Needs to Know
- Share prescription medications and supplements.
- Discuss bleeding or clotting conditions and blood-related disorders.
- Report active infections or skin problems before treatment.
- Discuss previous penile procedures and sexual wellness treatments.
- Ask about the expected benefits, limitations, alternatives, and current evidence.
Men's Intimate Wellness Requires Privacy, Perspective and Personalization
New U Med Spa approaches the P Shot® as an individualized treatment decision rather than a guaranteed performance procedure. Your concerns, health history, goals, and suitability are considered before treatment.
- Private Consultation
Discuss sensitive sexual wellness concerns in a professional clinical setting.
- Individualized Assessment
Treatment recommendations are based on your history and goals rather than a standard promise.
- P Shot® Treatment in Dr. Phillips
Visit New U Med Spa in Orlando’s Dr. Phillips area to discuss whether PRP-based treatment is appropriate for you.
GET CLEAR ANSWERS BEFORE MAKING A DECISION
Common Questions About the P Shot®
Understanding what PRP can potentially offer, and where the evidence remains uncertain, can help you make a more informed decision.
The Priapus Shot®, commonly called the P Shot®, is a procedure that uses platelet-rich plasma prepared from the patient's own blood and injected into selected penile tissue.
PRP is being studied for erectile dysfunction, and some clinical research has reported potential improvements. However, evidence remains limited and protocols vary. It should not be presented as a guaranteed or FDA-approved cure for ED.
No. PRP injections are not FDA-approved specifically for treating erectile dysfunction. Patients should understand the treatment's regulatory status, available evidence, alternatives, and limitations.
A permanent increase in penile size should not be promised. Temporary changes related to swelling can occur after injections, and claims of predictable permanent enlargement should be approached cautiously.
There is no universal treatment schedule appropriate for every man. Your provider should discuss the proposed protocol based on your concerns, health, response, and treatment goals.
MAKE AN INFORMED DECISION ABOUT YOUR SEXUAL WELLNESS
Find Out Whether the M Shot™ – P Shot® Is Right for You
If you’re considering the P Shot® in Orlando, schedule a private consultation at New U Med Spa in Dr. Phillips. Discuss your concerns, medical history, goals, current evidence, and available options before deciding whether PRP treatment fits your needs.
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