P-Shot Treatment for Natural Male Enhancement
The P-Shot treatment is a groundbreaking approach to rejuvenating and improving erectile function using natural growth factors found in your blood. The P-Shot is virtually pain-free and can offer lasting improvements in sexual performance, especially to men who are losing function due to ageing, hypertension, diabetes, Peyronie’s disease or after surgery. It also promises a general enhancement in penis girth and length.
How does the P-Shot work?
A small amount of your blood is processed in a centrifuge to created a concentration of your platelets, which contain proteins called growth factors, suspended in plasma. This platelet-rich plasma is then injected into the penile tissue. The result is enhanced penile smooth muscle and an increased number of new blood vessels and improved circulation, meaning stronger erections, heightened sensation and pleasure, plus enhanced sexual performance. Some men have reported positive results in the girth and length of their penis.
What are the benefits of P-Shot?

Although experiences vary, the majority of men report benefits including:
- Stronger erections (Patients report they ‘last longer’, sometimes saying they can go all night)
- Enlargement of the penis, with reported increases of up to 20%
- Improved circulation within the penis, meaning a healthier organ
- Increased pleasure and sensation
- Straightening of the penis
- Improved efficacy of other treatments
Who Needs P-Shot Treatment?
The P-Shot® (Priapus Shot) may be considered for men experiencing certain sexual health concerns who are looking for a non-surgical treatment option. It uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) derived from the patient’s own blood and should only be performed after evaluation by a qualified healthcare professional.
Men who may benefit from a P-Shot include those with:
- Mild to moderate erectile dysfunction (ED).
- Reduced erectile firmness or difficulty maintaining an erection.
- Decreased sexual performance or satisfaction.
- Reduced penile sensitivity.
- Men seeking to support sexual function alongside other treatments for ED.
- Erectile dysfunction related to diabetes, aging, or vascular health (depending on individual assessment).
- Men who prefer a minimally invasive, non-surgical treatment option.
Who may not be a suitable candidate?
A P-Shot may not be appropriate for everyone. A medical evaluation is important, particularly for men with:
- Certain bleeding or clotting disorders.
- Active infections.
- Some blood disorders or cancers.
- Severe erectile dysfunction requiring alternative treatments.
- Medical conditions that should be addressed before PRP treatment.
A consultation with a urologist or men’s health specialist can determine whether the P-Shot is appropriate based on your medical history, the underlying cause of your symptoms, and your treatment goals.
What is involved in the procedure?
The Priapus Shot® process begins with a quick and easy extraction of blood. Then, using a special platelet machine, the growth factors are extracted and concentrated into the Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP).
PRP is then injected into special areas of the penis. A local anesthetic cream is applied prior to the injection, so there is little or no discomfort.
How soon will I see results?
While a lot of the benefits are immediate, the full benefits are usually felt from 3 to 4 weeks after the procedure.
Are there side effects to the P-Shot?
The P-Shot is non-allergenic and free of harmful side effects since it uses growth factors from your own blood. As is the case with any injection, there might be some slight swelling or bruising at the injection site, but this usually subsides within 3-7 days.
How Long Does the P-Shot Last?
Book Your Appointment for P-Shot® Treatment at Novomed
Take the first step toward improving your sexual health and confidence with P-Shot® treatment at Novomed. Book your consultation today with our experienced urologists and men’s health specialists in Dubai or Abu Dhabi to determine whether PRP therapy is the right option for your individual needs.
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