Get Consent For Priapus Shot - East Valley

The P-Shot works well for men who cannot reach or maintain an erection, men who have lost sensation in their penis, and men who have a decreased sexual drive. Not only does it restore sexual function, but the shot also increases penis length and girth for men who may want their penis to be larger.

The results of the P-Shot can last up to 18 months. It is safe to repeat the treatment as often as your provider feels is safe and appropriate for your health and wellbeing.

Benefits for men receiving a Priapus Shot® include:Increase in sexual stamina. Increased sensation and pleasure. Enhanced appearance. Increase in girth (up to 1 inch) Increase in length (¼ 1 inch)

The P-Shot works well for men who cannot reach or maintain an erection, men who have lost sensation in their penis, and men who have a decreased sexual drive. Not only does it restore sexual function, but the shot also increases penis length and girth for men who may want their penis to be larger.

Elective procedures aimed at improving male sexual health aren't generally covered under most insurance plans. So, the patients who decide to get the P-Shot® usually have to pay out of pocket.

It is important to know that not everyone will have the same results. In fact, it is possible that there will be no improvement. However, men have reported an increase in size of 1/2 3/4 of an inch in length and proportionate increases in girth.

The P-Shot, for the most part, is considered an elective medical procedure that is not covered by most insurance companies. The cost of the P-Shot is $1,700.00, and that cost is inclusive of the pump for daily use. If you opt for a second treatment, the cost is $ 1,400.00.

The short answer is no, the results are not a permanent fix for male sexual health dysfunction. But just because it's not permanent doesn't mean it's not long-lasting. In fact, among the dozens of other treatments for ED, this treatment has the longest-lasting results.

The results of the P-Shot can last up to 18 months. It is safe to repeat the treatment as often as your provider feels is safe and appropriate for your health and wellbeing.