A P-Shot (short for Priapus Shot) is a procedure where a clinician draws a small amount of your blood, concentrates the platelet-rich plasma (PRP), and injects it into the penis. It's marketed for:

Erectile dysfunction (ED)

Improved sexual performance or sensitivity

Peyronie’s disease (penile curvature)

Penile enlargement claims

The key point is that the treatment is still considered experimental. Major medical sources note that there is not enough high-quality evidence to show that P-Shots reliably improve erections, increase penis size, or enhance sexual performance.

Commonly reported risks include:

Bruising

Swelling

Discoloration

Infection (rare but possible)

The procedure is usually done in an outpatient setting, takes less than an hour, and often costs over $1,000 per treatment, typically without insurance coverage.

If you're considering it for ED, a urologist can help determine whether evidence-based treatments (such as lifestyle changes, medications like sildenafil, vacuum devices, injections, or other options) may be more appropriate for your situation.