P-Shot in Gdańsk – penile revitalisation with PRP plasma
P-Shot is a minimally invasive penile revitalisation procedure using platelet-rich plasma (PRP) obtained from the patient’s own blood. The use of autologous material eliminates the risk of allergic reactions. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia by the clinic’s urologists — Dr Krukowski, Dr Kłącz and Dr Abazov. Eligibility is assessed during a urology consultation.
Reception: Mon–Fri, 9:00 am–5:00 pm. Gdańsk, 15 Toruńska Street. Discreet service.
| Method | PRP — plasma from the patient’s own blood |
| Anaesthesia | local |
| Procedure time | approx. 30–45 minutes |
| Recovery | minimal, outpatient procedure |
| Results | develop over several weeks |
| Doctors | Krukowski · Kłącz · Abazov |
| Price | from PLN 1,800 |
PRP from the patient’s own blood — no risk of allergy
local anaesthesia, return home the same day
Krukowski · Kłącz · Abazov — Gdańsk
discreet eligibility consultation
What does the P-Shot procedure involve?
P-Shot (Priapus Shot) is a procedure involving the injection of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) directly into the penile tissues. PRP is prepared from the patient’s own blood by centrifuging a blood sample and concentrating the platelets. The growth factors contained in the platelets are intended to support tissue regeneration, blood supply and nerve conduction in the treated area.
The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis under local anaesthesia. The patient returns home the same day.
PRP injections into the penile area are used in andrology and aesthetic urology; however, the clinical evidence regarding their effectiveness is still developing. Available studies suggest potential benefits, but the populations studied remain limited. The decision to undergo the procedure should be made after an individual urology consultation, taking into account the causes of the problem, the patient’s health and expectations.
Who may consider P-Shot?
The procedure may be considered by men who report:
- reduced sensitivity or quality of sexual sensation,
- mild or moderate erectile dysfunction after excluding causes requiring other treatment,
- a desire to support tissue regeneration after procedures or injuries,
- general interest in revitalisation as part of aesthetic urology.
P-Shot is not an alternative to treating an organic cause of erectile dysfunction, such as vascular disease, diabetes or hypogonadism. Eligibility and indications are assessed by a doctor during a urology consultation.
The procedure step by step
A small amount of blood, approximately 20–30 ml, is collected from a vein in the arm, similarly to a standard laboratory blood test.
The blood sample is centrifuged. This process separates platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from the remaining blood components.
Before administering the plasma, the doctor applies local anaesthesia, which significantly reduces discomfort during the procedure.
The plasma is injected into the penile tissues at planned points. The entire procedure usually takes 30–45 minutes.
After the procedure, the doctor discusses the recommendations, including sexual activity during the first few days. Results develop gradually over several weeks.
Results and duration
Results after P-Shot develop gradually over several weeks. According to available clinical data and practical experience, they may last from several months to approximately two years. However, the duration and intensity of the effects depend on individual predisposition, the initial condition of the tissues and the patient’s general health. Results may vary considerably between patients.
The procedure may be repeated if necessary. The doctor determines the plan for subsequent sessions individually after assessing the results of the first procedure.
Possible risks and adverse effects
- bruising, swelling or tenderness at the injection site, usually resolving within a few days,
- temporary discomfort after the procedure,
- rarely: infection at the injection site, requiring contact with a doctor,
- no expected effect or an effect that is not clinically significant; the result depends on individual factors.
Using autologous material eliminates the risk of an allergic reaction or rejection. The doctor discusses the complete risk profile before eligibility for the procedure is confirmed.
Specialists performing the P-Shot procedure
Urologist and andrologist. Performs P-Shot procedures, scrotoplasty, aesthetic urology procedures and andrology consultations.
Urologist and andrologist. Performs P-Shot procedures, andrology and urology consultations, as well as HRT/TRT.
Clinic urologist. Provides urology consultations and urological procedures.
P-Shot in Gdańsk — price from PLN 1,800
Discreet urology consultation · eligibility assessment · PRP procedure · Dr Krukowski · Dr Kłącz · Dr Abazov
Frequently asked questions — P-Shot
What risks are associated with the P-Shot procedure?
P-Shot uses the patient’s own blood (autologous material), eliminating the risk of an allergic reaction or rejection. Possible adverse effects include bruising and swelling at the injection site, which usually resolve within a few days, temporary discomfort and, rarely, infection. The complete risk profile is discussed individually with the doctor before the procedure.
Is the P-Shot procedure painful?
The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia, which significantly reduces discomfort. During plasma injection, the patient may feel mild pinpricks or pressure. The intensity of these sensations varies, and the doctor adjusts the anaesthesia to the patient’s tolerance.
How long do P-Shot results last?
Results develop gradually over several weeks and may last from several months to approximately two years. Their duration and intensity depend on individual predisposition and the initial condition of the tissues; results may vary considerably between patients. The procedure may be repeated if necessary.
How long does the procedure take?
The complete procedure — blood collection, PRP preparation, anaesthesia and plasma injection — usually takes 30–45 minutes. The patient returns home the same day.
Does P-Shot treat erectile dysfunction?
P-Shot may be considered as a supportive method for mild or moderate erectile dysfunction when no severe organic cause is present. It does not replace diagnosis of the causes of erectile dysfunction or treatment of underlying vascular, hormonal or neurological conditions. A urology consultation is required before the procedure to assess indications and exclude other causes.
Is a series of procedures required?
Some patients obtain satisfactory results after one procedure. Depending on the indications and the result of the first procedure, the doctor may suggest repeating it after several months. The treatment plan is determined individually.
Where should I start?
The first step is a urology consultation, during which the doctor takes a medical history, assesses the indications and discusses expectations. You can call, send a WhatsApp message or book through ZnanyLekarz. All conversations and appointments are handled discreetly.
Urology and andrology in Gdańsk — related pages
First appointment — medical history, examination, eligibility assessment and treatment plan.
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Procedures →Phone, WhatsApp and ZnanyLekarz — Mon–Fri, 9:00 am–5:00 pm.
Contact →P-Shot in Gdańsk — penile PRP procedure from PLN 1,800
Dr Krukowski · Dr Kłącz · Dr Abazov
Gdańsk, 15 Toruńska Street · discreet service · reception Mon–Fri, 9:00 am–5:00 pm
The information on this page is for general educational purposes and does not replace a medical consultation. P-Shot (penile PRP) is a procedure requiring individual medical eligibility assessment. Clinical evidence regarding the effectiveness of PRP injections for sexual dysfunction is still being investigated, and results may vary between patients. Wyspa Medycyny Przyjaznej, 15 Toruńska Street, unit AU1, Gdańsk. Tel.: 600 006 913.