Autologous PRP · Physician-Administered · Regulated Medical Procedure

The P-Shot®Men's Sexual Wellness

Address Erectile Dysfunction, Peyronie's Disease, and Performance Decline Through Your Own Biology

The P-Shot® (Priapus Shot) is a physician-administered regenerative procedure using Platelet-Rich Plasma drawn from your own blood to support vascular repair and nerve function in male genital tissue. At SkinArtMD Burnaby, Dr. Sharon Fong (CPSBC-registered) performs every treatment personally in a fully private medical setting. Appointments available in English, Mandarin, and Cantonese.

How the P-Shot® Differs

Rebuild Tissue, Not Just Manage Symptoms

Oral ED medications work by dilating blood vessels in men whose vascular anatomy remains relatively intact — they do nothing to repair damaged endothelium or rebuild compromised circulation. The P-Shot® targets those underlying mechanisms directly, using concentrated growth factors to promote genuine tissue regeneration.

At SkinArtMD Burnaby, the P-Shot® is performed exclusively by Dr. Sharon Fong, a CPSBC-registered physician specialising in men's intimate health. Each appointment runs approximately 45–60 minutes: blood is drawn from the arm, processed in a medical centrifuge to isolate PRP, then injected into specific anatomical sites under local anaesthetic. Because the procedure uses only autologous material — your own blood — there is no foreign substance introduced into the body. In British Columbia, penile PRP injection is a regulated medical act, which is why physician administration is both legally required and clinically essential.

Improved Erectile Quality

Clinical data and patient observations indicate PRP growth factors may encourage new blood vessel formation within penile erectile tissue, supporting more complete and sustained erections. Most patients reporting benefit note initial changes within 4–8 weeks, with peak results at approximately three months.

Peyronie's Plaque Support

PRP's regenerative properties may help remodel fibrous scar tissue associated with Peyronie's disease — clinical observations suggest potential reductions in curvature and discomfort in appropriately selected candidates.

Reduced Reliance on Oral Medication

The P-Shot® addresses the structural causes of erectile decline rather than managing symptoms with recurring pharmaceutical use. Where results are achieved, they persist independently of ongoing drug administration. Periodic maintenance sessions help sustain long-term benefit.

Rebuild Tissue, Not Just Manage Symptoms
Who Is a Good Candidate?

Ideal Candidates

The P-Shot® is most appropriate for men with mild-to-moderate erectile dysfunction, early Peyronie's disease, or declining sensitivity where the underlying driver is vascular or neurological rather than primarily hormonal or psychological. Dr. Fong conducts a thorough clinical review before recommending any treatment.

The P-Shot® is typically suitable for:

  • +Men with mild-to-moderate erectile dysfunction who have had incomplete benefit from, or prefer not to continue relying on, oral PDE5 inhibitors
  • +Men with early or moderate Peyronie's disease pursuing non-surgical plaque reduction and curvature improvement
  • +Men experiencing progressive sensitivity loss or declining sexual response linked to age-related vascular changes
  • +Men seeking to reduce long-term dependence on pharmaceutical ED medication through a regenerative tissue approach
  • +Men with diabetes-related vascular ED whose response to sildenafil or tadalafil has diminished over time
  • +Men in good general health who wish to proactively maintain sexual function as part of a broader wellness strategy

The P-Shot® is not recommended for men with:

  • Active local infection, unhealed wound, or significant inflammation in the treatment area — defer until fully resolved
  • Diagnosed bleeding disorders (e.g., haemophilia, von Willebrand disease) or those on anticoagulation therapy that cannot be safely interrupted
  • Severe Peyronie's disease with significant structural deformity — surgical options such as penile plication or implant should be evaluated first
  • ED of predominantly psychological or severe hormonal origin — comprehensive assessment and appropriate management should precede any PRP consideration
Treatment Anatomy

Targeted Injection Sites

Dr. Fong positions PRP injections according to precise anatomical landmarks, concentrating regenerative activity where vascular repair and nerve support are most clinically relevant.

Penile Shaft (Corpus Cavernosum)

The paired erectile chambers that fill with blood during arousal. PRP injected here may stimulate new capillary formation and improve tissue elasticity, aiming to support stronger and more complete erections.

Glans (Penile Head)

A sensory-dense structure rich in nerve endings. PRP delivered here targets nerve regeneration and local vascular perfusion, aiming to restore or enhance sensitivity that may have diminished with age or vascular decline.

Peyronie's Plaque Sites

In men with Peyronie's disease, Dr. Fong may concentrate additional PRP volume at fibrous plaque locations to promote tissue remodelling, potentially reducing curvature and associated discomfort.

Your Appointment at SkinArtMD

What to Expect: Discreet, Precise, Comfortable

Every stage of your P-Shot® visit at our Burnaby clinic is structured for privacy and clinical thoroughness. Dr. Fong explains each step before proceeding. Most men report the experience as considerably more comfortable than anticipated.

Before Your Appointment

1

Discontinue aspirin, ibuprofen, naproxen, and omega-3 supplements 5–7 days before treatment to minimise bruising risk; prescription anticoagulants require explicit medical guidance before any interruption

2

Drink at least 500 mL of water in the two hours prior to your appointment — adequate hydration directly improves PRP yield and quality

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Disclose all current medications, supplements, and relevant medical history at your consultation — all information is held under strict medical confidentiality

4

Avoid alcohol consumption for 24 hours before treatment to support blood quality and reduce procedural sensitivity

During Treatment (~45–60 Minutes Total)

1

Consultation and Consent

Dr. Fong reviews your medical history, discusses realistic clinical expectations for your specific situation, and confirms candidacy. Informed consent is completed before any procedural step begins.

2

Blood Draw and PRP Preparation

Blood is drawn from your arm via standard venepuncture and centrifuged for approximately 10–15 minutes to isolate the platelet-rich plasma. You rest comfortably while the PRP is being prepared.

3

Anaesthetic Application

Topical numbing cream is applied to the treatment area for 20–30 minutes, followed by a local nerve block administered by Dr. Fong. Most patients report feeling mild pressure rather than sharp pain during the injection phase.

After Your Treatment

1

Mild swelling, bruising, or localised tenderness at injection sites is expected and typically resolves within 1–3 days; most men return to desk work the following day

2

Light sexual activity may resume the same evening — gentle engagement is encouraged as it supports PRP distribution through penile tissue

3

Use the vacuum erection device as directed by Dr. Fong for the first 4–6 weeks to optimise tissue engagement and PRP uptake

4

Avoid anti-inflammatory medications (ibuprofen, naproxen) for 5–7 days after treatment — mild localised inflammation is part of the regenerative cascade; paracetamol is appropriate for any discomfort

Book a Consultation to Discuss Your Goals

**Individual results vary based on baseline vascular health, severity of erectile dysfunction, age, comorbidities, and lifestyle factors. No procedure can guarantee specific outcomes. The P-Shot® is a regulated medical procedure performed by a licensed physician at SkinArtMD Burnaby. Periodic maintenance sessions are recommended to sustain benefit over time.

Your Questions, Answered

Honest Answers

Does the injection hurt? Be direct.+

The experience is consistently less uncomfortable than men anticipate. Dr. Fong first applies a topical anaesthetic cream for 20–30 minutes, then administers a local nerve block before any PRP injection. During the injection itself, most patients report a sensation of pressure and mild warmth — not acute pain. On a 10-point discomfort scale, most men rate the procedure at 1–2 out of 10. The anxiety beforehand tends to be harder to manage than the procedure itself.

Will it increase size?+

The P-Shot® is designed primarily to improve erectile function, vascular quality, and penile sensitivity — it is not marketed as an enlargement procedure. That said, improved blood flow and tissue health do support fuller, more complete erections in men who previously experienced partial engorgement. Some men report a secondary increase in girth resulting from improved vascular response. Specific size claims are not made by this clinic, as outcomes differ considerably between individuals.

How much downtime should I expect?+

Downtime is minimal. Some mild swelling or bruising at the injection sites is normal for 1–3 days, but most men return to office or desk work the following day. Strenuous physical exercise and anti-inflammatory medications should be avoided for 5–7 days post-procedure to allow the regenerative process to proceed without interference.

I have diabetes — can the P-Shot® help?+

Microvascular damage from chronically elevated blood glucose is among the most prevalent causes of ED in men with Type 2 diabetes, and it is precisely the mechanism that oral PDE5 inhibitors often fail to address once structural vessel damage is established. Clinical observations suggest PRP-based vascular regeneration may offer meaningful benefit in this cohort by directly targeting endothelial repair rather than relying on dilatory pathways that are already compromised. Dr. Fong will review your diabetes management history, HbA1c trends, and any cardiovascular considerations before advising on suitability.

How long do results last, and will I need repeat sessions?+

A single P-Shot® session may maintain benefit for approximately 12–18 months. Because PRP stimulates real biological tissue regeneration rather than a drug effect, results do not reverse overnight — but natural ageing continues. Many men elect an annual maintenance session to preserve the gains achieved. Men with more substantial vascular damage or progressive Peyronie's disease may benefit from 2–3 initial sessions spaced 4–6 weeks apart; Dr. Fong will outline an individualised plan at your consultation.

A Private Conversation About Your Sexual Health

Book a confidential men's health consultation with Dr. Sharon Fong at SkinArtMD Burnaby, near Metrotown. Receive an honest medical assessment, realistic expectations, and a personalised treatment approach — available in English, Mandarin, or Cantonese.

Also offered at our Richmond location

Richmond Anti-Aging Clinic offers the same treatment. If Richmond is more convenient, our sister clinic can help.

110 – 5580 No. 3 Rd., Richmond, BC V6X 0R8 · +1 (604) 277-9006

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