B-Shot – penile botulinum toxin injection
b-shot — aesthetic urology, discreetly
B-Shot is a procedure involving the injection of botulinum toxin into the penile area, which in some men may support the quality and duration of erection. The procedure is minimally invasive and performed by experienced urologists.
Each procedure is preceded by a urology consultation — the doctor assesses indications, excludes contraindications, and plans the treatment individually.
Indications and the price are determined by the urologist after consultation. Appointments are usually available within a few days.
Jakub Kłącz, MD, PhD
no hospitalisation
short outpatient procedure
urology team (ZnanyLekarz)
friendly atmosphere, full privacy
B-Shot — price list
| Consultation / procedure | Price |
|---|---|
| Urology consultation | PLN 280 |
| B-Shot procedure | from PLN 2,500 |
The effect usually lasts from 3 to 6 months, after which the procedure may be repeated. Final indications and price are determined by the doctor after consultation. See the full urology price list.
Key information at a glance
| What it involves | injection of botulinum toxin into the penile area |
| Goal | supporting erection quality and duration |
| Procedure time | approx. 15–30 minutes |
| Anaesthesia | local — anaesthetic cream |
| Recovery | return to activity almost immediately |
| First effects | usually after 7–14 days |
| Duration of effect | usually 3–6 months |
| Location | Wyspa Medycyny Przyjaznej, Gdańsk |
What is the B-Shot procedure?
B-Shot involves the precise injection of botulinum toxin into specific areas of the penis. The effect of the toxin on vascular smooth muscles may support improved blood flow, which in some men may translate into better erection quality and duration. The procedure is part of aesthetic urology.
Important: B-Shot does not replace diagnostics of the causes of erectile dysfunction. Persistent or severe erection problems should always be assessed first by a urologist, as they may have, among other causes, a vascular or hormonal basis.
Who is B-Shot for?
- men with mild or moderate erection difficulties,
- people looking for non-invasive methods to support sexual function,
- patients who want to improve intimate quality of life and self-confidence,
- people interested in aesthetic urology solutions.
The urologist decides whether the procedure is appropriate after assessing the patient’s health and excluding contraindications.
How does the procedure work?
- Consultation and qualification. The urologist assesses indications, discusses expectations, and excludes contraindications.
- Anaesthesia. The area is protected with anaesthetic cream for comfort.
- Injection of the preparation. Botulinum toxin is administered precisely; the procedure usually takes 15–30 minutes.
- Recommendations. The patient receives post-procedure instructions.
Recovery
- return to daily activities is possible almost immediately,
- avoid intense physical activity for 24–48 hours,
- avoid hot baths, sauna, and intercourse during the first days — usually for about 48 hours,
- possible slight swelling or redness at the injection site usually subsides within 1–2 days.
Contraindications
- hypersensitivity to botulinum toxin or ingredients of the preparation,
- active infections in the penile area,
- some systemic diseases, for example uncontrolled diabetes,
- coagulation disorders or anticoagulant medication — after consultation,
- selected neuromuscular diseases, for example myasthenia gravis.
Full qualification is performed by the urologist during consultation.
“With proper qualification and when performed by an experienced specialist, the risk of complications is minimal. We always start with a consultation, because the choice of method and indications depend on the patient’s individual situation.”
— Jakub Krukowski, MD, PhD, urologist
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Frequently asked questions
Does the procedure hurt?
The area is protected with anaesthetic cream, making the procedure well tolerated. Most patients feel only slight discomfort.
When are the effects visible and how long do they last?
The first effects usually appear after 7–14 days and last on average from 3 to 6 months, depending on individual predisposition. The procedure may be repeated.
Does B-Shot replace erection medication?
No. B-Shot does not replace diagnostics or treatment of erectile dysfunction. Persistent erection problems should first be assessed by a urologist, as they may have a more serious underlying cause.
Is the procedure safe?
With proper qualification and when performed by an experienced urologist, the risk of complications is low. Every patient first undergoes a consultation to exclude contraindications.
How should I prepare and book?
Simply book a urology consultation — by phone, WhatsApp, or the form. The doctor will assess indications and plan the next steps.
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Prefer to contact us now? Call 600 006 913 or write to: kontakt@wyspamedycynyprzyjaznej.pl
ul. Toruńska 15 lok. AU1
Mon–Fri 9:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
usually within a few days
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Who performs the procedure?
The procedure is performed by experienced urologists — ★ 5.0, over 1,000 patient reviews on ZnanyLekarz.
Patient reviews
Selected reviews of our urologists — ★ 5.0 on ZnanyLekarz.
“Professional, discreet, and without embarrassment. Everything was explained thoroughly during the consultation.”
“The procedure itself was short and comfortable. The doctor approached the topic professionally.”
“Great professionalism and clarity. I recommend it to anyone hesitating before the visit.”
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Book a consultation — B-Shot in Gdańsk
Do you want to improve the comfort of your intimate life? The urologist will assess indications and perform the procedure safely. Discreetly and with full respect for privacy.
The information is general in nature and does not replace a medical consultation. B-Shot is not a method of diagnosing or treating erectile dysfunction — indications, qualification, and possible effects are decided by the doctor during the visit. Results are individual.