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2019 · 1 min read
Priapus Shot for men
The Priapus Shot is a non-surgical procedure that is quick with minimal pain. It begins with numbing the penis and then a simple blood draw. Then, using a proprietary technique platelet rich plasma (PRP) is extracted from the blood and then injected into the shaft and into the head of the penis. There is no downtime, you may resume your normal daily activities and the results are almost immediate in some men.
The Priapus Shot is designed to improve men’s sexual performance. This procedure treats erectile dysfunction in men, especially when the condition is due to an enlarged prostate, prostate cancer, the after-effects of surgery, drug side effects and other diseases such as diabetes.
The benefits of the treatment
Although each man’s experience varies, most men report these benefits following the procedure and post-treatment protocol:
- Increased firmness of erection
- Improved sexual capabilities
- Increased sexual stamina
- Enhanced appearance
- Increased blood flow and circulation
- Better sensation and pleasure
If you are suffering from decreased sensation, inability to achieve firmness, decrease in size (often seen with normal aging), or have difficulty in your marriage let our experts at Ideal body help you by calling to schedule a consultation for the Priapus Shot.
Results vary from person to person and are not guaranteed. Nothing here is medical advice — book a consultation and we will look at your case.
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