Priapus Shot Received

There is fairly strong evidence to suggest that PRP can speed the recovery of damaged tissue. There is only one study (to my knowledge) about the penis. They damaged the penile nerves of rats. They injected PRP and found that the PRP group recovered faster.

The effect of platelet-rich plasma on cavernous nerve regeneration in a rat model

(sorry if that link has been posted already, I have not had time to read this thread)

PRP can almost certainly induce additional growth in healthy tissue.

My problem with Dr Runels is the extremely poor quality of his site and his conflict with the authorities.

I doubt that a single shot of PRP would do anything for enlargement. The treatment probably does have potential if multiple injections were administered over the course of a couple of months.

Anyone who is interested in this avenue could actually buy the centrifuge and other materials online. They could give themselves as many injections as they wanted. That would probably work out cheaper than a visit to Dr Runels.

Yes it was. I suggest you read the whole thread from the beginning, London. Most recent studies have shown that PRT doesn’t work on humans, and even an animals doesn’t speed up mild injuries. What Runels is doing is not using PRT to grow your penis, but to temporarily fill it - not differenty than using alloderm or other fillers. He is a cosmetic surgeon, always remeber that.

http://www.scie ncedirect.com/s … 749806309009931
http://ajs.sage pub.com/content … 37/6/1135.short

I think most of the studies show that it does have beneficial effects. There are some studies showing it failing to work.

Where does Runels inject the PRP? Does he inject it into the CC?

Except alloderm seems to be pretty permanent. At least based on what I’ve read about it (which admittedly isn’t all that much). (Worth noting is that alloderm use in the penis is an off-label use).

I get your point, just stating a difference is all.

Could someone explain this for me. Is he using the PRP in the same way as alloderm? (outside the tunica) or is he injecting into the CC?

Read-the-whole-thread.

I have read the whole thread

Than you should have found that it is injected in the CC and in the glans. That’s what Runels The Scammer claims, at least.

According to his website he injects into the CC. I don’t think that it is the same concept as alloderm in that case. I believe that alloderm is injected outside the tunica.

"When I first started doing Cosmetic procedures using Juvederm and Restylane to sculpt the face, it occurred to me that it would be wonderful to do the same thing for the penis. If you can inject the mouth to give it a larger shape then why should you not be able to do the same thing with the penis?
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Lumpiness and nodules can occur with Juvederm and Restylane. Not common in my practice. But, I discontinued the use of another hyaluronic acid filler, Hydrelle, because I did see a higher than expected rate of nodule formation. In the face, a nodule is bad enough but in the penis, I just did not want to accept the possibility.

So, I never injected my penis with Restylane.
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Priapus Shot (R) | Grow larger penis with Platelet Rich Fibrin Matrix

You see the contradiction. His description of the procedure is purposedly confused. He starts showing that it is just a filler, than begins supposing that some studies could suggest a biological growth, than again use the term ‘grows’ leaving you believing that your penis will actually ‘grow’.

Also:
"Question: Where is the injection put?

Answer: Directly into the corpus cavernosum with a small needle, and into the head of the penis—in a way almost exactly as done with those who use injections for erectile dysfunction. "

‘Almost exactly?’. By what I know, caverject (why don’t cite the drug?) is injected in CC. If the procedure is ‘almost exactly’ (so slighlty different), where else the injection is performed?

I wouldn’t believe a word of what this guy says, leave alone let him go near my penis with a needle.

I totally agree. I think this man is a complete fraud. I am interested to know how the procedure actually works (or doesn’t work)

PRP is probably a liquid. I don’t think that it could be used as a filler.

We don’t even know what the fuck this guy will inject into your penis and where. Other people are using prp for penis enlargement, and it is not a liquid what they inject. See this for example

Aesthetic Plastic Surgery International | Phalloplasty | Alexandria | Virginia | USA

Here, the same guy claims that GH and androgel will enlarge the penis of post-puberal healthy males - which we know is total :BS: .
"So, it takes an increase in both: a) Testosterone and b) Growth Hormone to cause the penis to grow.

I learned a method of restarting penile growth in adults from a prominent European endocrinologist (where the use of growth hormone is more accepted and less regulated than here in the US). To precipitate erection enhancement, a derivative of testosterone is applied as a cream directly to the penis and growth hormone is given as an subcutaneous injection."
http://www.temp lerepair.com/er … enhancement.htm

Wondering why, if that worked as he claimed, he is performing PRP now to enlarge the penis.

Yeah, but I think its being used there in a different context. Dr Giunta apparently uses it to speed healing for his fat grafts. I think Dr Runels is injecting it into the CC to encourage hypertrophy. That is not neccessarily a totally stupid concept. The studies on VEGF in animals show that the smooth muscle in the CC can hypertrophy massively in a relatively short space of time.

I agree that Runels is a fraud, but the principle behind this could actually be sound.

Sure. Sound as fables. Has PRP ever shown to be able to grow healthy human organs? Growth factors proliferation is seen in inflammed bodyparts. Hit your penis with an hammer, and after a while the concentration of growth factors will be higher than in other bodyparts. There will be no growth though - at least if you don’t call ‘growth’ swelling and hematoma.

And according to a study previously posted, a too high concentration of growth factors could be even detrimental to healing.