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P-Shot (Regenerative PRP)
Designed to support sexual wellness and sensitivity using growth factors from your own blood. Results vary by patient and require doctor assessment.
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"Our clinical approach prioritizes patient safety, individualized treatment planning, realistic expectations, and long-term follow-up throughout the international care journey."
About This Procedure
Why Choose Meva Clinic?
Designed to support sexual wellness and sensitivity using growth factors from your own blood. Results vary by patient and require doctor assessment.
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Is This Treatment for Me?
Changes in erection quality
Reduced sensitivity
Seeking a non-surgical regenerative option
Comprehensive International Patient Care Plan
Private airport transfer according to the confirmed care plan
Bosphorus-view partner hotel, according to the confirmed care plan
Dedicated patient support during the confirmed care pathway
Aftercare guidance or materials according to the confirmed treatment plan
Follow-up guidance according to individual medical recommendations
The Clinical Procedure
Concentrated platelet injection.
Medical Assessment
The doctor reviews your medical history, medications and concerns; possible underlying causes of erection changes are considered before PRP is recommended.
PRP Preparation
A small blood sample is taken and processed in a centrifuge to concentrate the platelets from your own blood.
Injection
After a numbing cream has taken effect, the PRP is injected into selected areas of the penis with a fine needle.
Aftercare Review
The area is checked, aftercare instructions are explained, and whether further sessions are advisable is discussed.
Recovery & Transformation Journey
Phase 1: Direct Rest
Avoid direct friction or pressure on the injection sites. Mild swelling or bruising is normal.
Phase 2: Activity Caution
Resume light daily activities. Avoid intense exercises or gym/swimming for 2–3 days.
Phase 3: Sexual Abstinence
Abstain from sexual intercourse, masturbation, and friction to prevent discomfort or irritation (2–3 days).
Phase 4: Settled Results
Tissues heal completely. Sexual activity and sports may be resumed after doctor review.
The Meva Advantage
Double-spin centrifugation to prepare platelet-rich plasma.
Medical Guidelines & Safety Protocols
Treatment pathways are coordinated with selected specialist medical partners and accredited provider institutions, depending on the procedure and doctor assessment. Below are the clinical guidelines, safety protocols, and medical reference documentation for this procedure.
Indicated / Suitable For
- Men with mild changes in erection quality or penile sensitivity who have had a medical review and want to explore a regenerative, non-surgical option.
- Men whose possible underlying causes, such as diabetes, cardiovascular risk factors or low testosterone, have been checked and addressed first.
- Men who understand that the evidence for PRP in erectile problems is still limited and that responses vary from one man to another.
- Men who prefer an outpatient treatment with a numbing cream, no hospital stay and a short stay of about two hotel nights in Istanbul.
- Men who see PRP as one part of a care plan, used alongside the standard treatments their doctor recommends rather than instead of them.
Contraindications / Not Suitable
- Low platelet counts, platelet function disorders or other blood disorders that affect clotting.
- Anticoagulant or antiplatelet medication that cannot be safely paused or adjusted; any change is decided with the prescribing doctor, never alone.
- Active infection, skin lesions or inflammation in the genital area, or a fever on the day of treatment.
- Active cancer, particularly blood cancers, or ongoing chemotherapy, where growth-factor treatments are postponed or avoided.
- Severe or clearly organic erectile dysfunction, where other options such as shockwave therapy, tablets or a penile prosthesis are more appropriate.
Pre-Operative Evaluation & Diagnostic Checks
Confidential Sexual Health Consultation: Review of changes in erection and sensitivity, their duration and context, often supported by a validated questionnaire such as the IIEF-5.
Medication and Medical History Review: Check of anticoagulants, antiplatelet drugs, erection tablets, previous treatments and conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure.
Blood Tests: Full blood count including platelets, with blood sugar (HbA1c) and hormone levels such as testosterone where indicated.
Genital Examination: Assessment of the penile skin and tissue, including checks for curvature, plaques or signs of infection before injection.
Potential Risks & Complications
In compliance with transparent clinical reporting, Meva Clinic ensures patients are fully informed of the physiological risks associated with surgical procedures through accredited partner-hospital safety protocols where clinically appropriate.
Minor bleeding at the injection sites is the most common effect; fine needles, gentle pressure afterwards and avoiding friction help it settle within days.
Brief stinging or pressure during injection and mild tenderness for a few days; the numbing cream and simple pain relief usually keep this manageable.
Mild temporary swelling of the penile skin can occur; it normally resolves on its own, and sexual activity pauses for 2–3 days to let the tissues settle.
Uncommon when the blood is processed and injected under sterile conditions; redness, warmth, discharge or fever should be reported to the coordinator straight away.
Isolated cases of small firm areas have been reported in studies; any lump is assessed at follow-up.
Recent meta-analyses of randomised trials show inconsistent results versus placebo, so some men notice little or no change; this is discussed openly before treatment.
Realistic Expectations & Outcomes
The P-Shot uses your own platelets to support penile tissue, but it is not a cure for erectile dysfunction and does not treat its underlying cause. Randomised trials so far are small and their results are mixed: some men notice firmer erections or better sensitivity, while others notice little change. Any effect develops gradually over weeks rather than immediately, and mild swelling or bruising in the first days says nothing about the final result. The response is usually judged after several weeks to a few months, when the doctor reviews how you feel and whether further sessions make sense. Tablets or other treatments may still be needed.
Revision & Follow-Up Policy
Follow-up continues remotely through your coordinator, with check-ins at around 1, 3 and 6 months to review erection quality, sensitivity and any side effects. If the response is limited, the doctor may discuss whether additional PRP sessions are reasonable or whether another approach, such as shockwave therapy or medication, would suit you better. Any further session is planned individually after assessment and is never automatic. For 12 months after your treatment you can also send photos to the medical team whenever you wish and receive their feedback, and your questions are answered remotely.
Authoritative Medical References & Studies
- [1]de Amorim LGCR, Sanches MR, Pereira TA, et al. Efficacy of platelet-rich therapies versus placebo in the treatment of erectile dysfunction: an updated systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials. J Sex Med. 2026;23(3).View Source
- [2]Jacob D, Hay J, Rahemtoola MS, et al. Current advances in platelet-rich plasma therapy for erectile dysfunction: a meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials. J Sex Med. 2026;23(1).View Source
- [3]Kohn T, El-Sakka A, Facio F, et al. Systematic review on the safety and effectiveness of restorative therapies for erectile dysfunction. J Sex Med. 2026;23(7).View Source
Medical Disclaimer: This information is educational and does not replace a medical consultation. PRP for erectile problems is still under investigation, and suitability, protocol and the number of sessions are decided only after a confidential review of your history, medications and blood tests by the treating doctor.
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Procedure Details
Hospital Stay
None
Hotel Package
2 Nights
Return to Work
Immediate
Anaesthesia
Topical