The P-Shot® Private Consultation in Burnaby
A discreet physician conversation about PRP and men's intimate health
The P-Shot® is a PRP procedure that uses platelets from your own blood. Evidence for its use is limited, and it is not an established treatment. At Skin Art MD in Burnaby, a physician first assesses your concerns privately, explains the evidence and risks, and decides whether it is appropriate.
- Private
- Discreet Consultation
- 45–60 min
- Typical Appointment
- Limited
- Evidence, Explained Honestly
- Private
- Discreet Consultation
- 45–60 min
- Typical Appointment
- Limited
- Evidence, Explained Honestly
What Does a P-Shot® Consultation Involve?
A P-Shot® consultation at Skin Art MD in Burnaby (Metrotown) is a private conversation with a physician about your concerns, your health history and whether PRP is worth considering. The physician explains that evidence is limited, outlines the risks, and may suggest other assessments first.
Many concerns have causes that should be assessed medically, such as circulation, diabetes, hormones or medications. If PRP is considered appropriate, a blood sample is taken and processed in a centrifuge, and the PRP is injected under local anesthetic. Appointments take about 45–60 minutes in total.
Private Consultation
Appointments are discreet and your records are kept confidential.
Honest Information
The evidence, the risks and the alternatives are explained before any decision.
Autologous Material
PRP is made from your own blood, so allergic reaction to the material is unlikely. Procedure-related effects such as bruising or infection can occur.
How Is PRP Prepared?
PRP is made from a sample of your own blood.
Blood Draw
A blood sample is drawn from your arm, similar to a routine lab test.
Centrifugation
The sample is spun in a medical centrifuge to concentrate the platelets.
Numbing
A topical numbing cream is applied, followed by local anesthetic if needed.
Injection
The physician injects the PRP into the planned areas.
Who Might Discuss the P-Shot®?
A physician assessment decides whether PRP is appropriate. Many concerns need assessment of their cause first.
Often Discussed When
- +You have a concern you would like to talk through privately with a physician
- +Underlying medical causes have been looked at
- +You understand that evidence is limited and results are uncertain
- +You would like to hear all options, not only PRP
May Not Be Suitable If You
- –Have an active infection or wound in the area
- –Have a bleeding disorder or take blood-thinning medication that cannot be paused
- –Have a condition that needs other assessment or treatment first
- –Are looking for a promised or specific result
Physician-Led, Private Care
Erectile concerns can have several causes, so a physician reviews your history before any procedure is discussed.
Physician-Led
A physician carries out the assessment and any procedure.
Whole-Picture Review
Hormones, circulation, diabetes and medications are considered, since they can contribute to concerns.
Combination Planning
Related services such as Emsella pelvic floor therapy can be discussed if relevant. Evidence for this use is limited.
Discretion and Language
Appointments are private, and consultations are available in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
What Does the Assessment Cover?
The assessment covers your concerns, health history and the possible causes.
Your Concern
What you have noticed and how it affects you, discussed privately.
Health History
Circulation, diabetes, hormones, medications and other conditions.
Options
What PRP involves, its limits, and other options to consider.
What to Expect: Discreet and Careful
A private appointment, with each step explained beforehand.
Before Your Appointment
Tell your physician about blood thinners, anti-inflammatory medication and supplements before treatment
Drink water on the day of the appointment
Share your medications and health history; records are confidential
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours beforehand
During Your Appointment
Consultation and Consent
Your physician reviews your history, explains the limits of the evidence and the risks, and confirms whether to proceed.
Blood Draw and PRP Preparation
Blood is drawn and processed in a centrifuge to prepare the PRP.
Numbing
A topical numbing cream is applied, followed by local anesthetic if needed.
After Your Appointment
Mild swelling, bruising or tenderness is possible and usually settles within a few days
Your physician will advise on activity and any device or medication use
Contact the clinic if you develop pain, fever or unusual symptoms
Follow-up is arranged as your physician recommends
**Individual results vary and evidence is limited. The P-Shot® is performed by a physician after assessment.
P-Shot in Burnaby: Honest Answers
Does the P-Shot® hurt?+
Numbing cream is applied beforehand, and local anesthetic can be used. Most people describe pressure and some discomfort rather than sharp pain. Your physician will explain what to expect.
Is the P-Shot® well established?+
No. Evidence is limited and PRP is not an established treatment for these concerns. Your physician will explain what is known, what is not, and what other options exist.
What downtime is involved?+
Mild swelling, bruising or tenderness can occur and usually settles within a few days. Your physician will advise on activity afterwards.
Should I have other tests first?+
Often, yes. Concerns in this area can relate to circulation, diabetes, hormones or medications, so a physician assessment comes first.
What are the risks?+
Bruising, swelling, infection, bleeding and discomfort can occur, and results are uncertain. Your physician will go over risks before any decision.
Where can I book a P-Shot® consultation in Burnaby?+
Skin Art MD is a physician-led skin clinic at #101 – 4378 Beresford St, Burnaby, BC V5H 0H6, near Metrotown SkyTrain Station (Expo Line). We are open Tuesday to Sunday, 10:00–18:00, and closed on Monday. Phone: +1 (604) 639-2581.
Is the clinic discreet?+
Yes. Appointments are private, and your records are kept confidential.
Is a P-Shot® consultation available near Vancouver?+
Skin Art MD is in Burnaby's Metrotown area within Metro Vancouver, close to Metrotown SkyTrain Station on the Expo Line. Consultations are available in English, Mandarin and Cantonese.
Who may not be able to have the P-Shot®?+
Active infection or wounds in the area, bleeding disorders or blood-thinning medication that cannot be paused, and conditions that need other treatment first are among the reasons it may not be suitable. A physician assessment decides.
How many sessions would I need?+
Because evidence is limited, there is no established schedule. Your physician will discuss any plan and how response would be reviewed.
A Private Conversation With a Physician
Book a confidential consultation at our Burnaby clinic to discuss your concerns and hear honest information about the options.
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