PRP injecting - 20 minutes to add 1.5 inches in Girth?

So fucking true.

My personal experience here calls bullshit.

At least one photoshopped picture in my opinion.

I’m surprised on this forum there are not members posting results or lack of results. Just opinions of people that surf the web bashing the procedure.

Well I did post a study that showed good results…

There’s one member who posted some suspicious pictures and results. Another member who posted about his PRP adventures and them doing basically nothing. Fact is, PRP wasn’t intended for Penis Enlargement. It’s a healing aid. With unknown benefits in PE that are definitely not direct permanent size increases.

I’d say the gains you may get from a series of PRP shots are roughly equivalent to the ones you get by natural PE well done in the same period of time.

So you save a lot of money, avoid the medical risks and learn much more about your dick, body and mind than by giving in to the temptation of the “miracle fast-track” of PRP.

Use your own brain to draw the appropriate conclusions.

Keep in mind some guys reported temporary gains from prp shots that disappeared, in the study they did not take time off and pumped most of the year without breaks , not even before measuring, for all we know they could have pumped right before (did not bother to check the study). Most of the guys had erection issues, peyronie’s and what not, so pumping will of course make a difference in size. That being said I can’t entirely discard the addition of prp shots to the routine as useful.

Of course not, but photoshopped pictures ruin the credibility of one man’s story.

I did the pshot twice, once in 2015 and once in 2016. Because I have been using a pump daily (every time I shower) for years before and after getting the shots, my penis size varies so much that it’s hard to tell if a particular treatment affected size.

What I did notice:

Years of PE had made my penis somewhat numb, so ejaculation from sex was difficult.

The first few times I had sex after doing the first pshot, I ejaculated in like 5mins due to increased sensation. (The first doc told me to have lots of sex after the procedure and even prescribed Cialis). The second doctor gave the complete opposite advice, instructing me to not have sex at all for 10 days.

My penis is now a lot bigger than before, but it’s hard to tell if it would have been the same size from just pumping alone.

Although I don’t know if or how much the pshots contributed to my gains, I definitely know that I did not gain 1.5 inches.

In theory, I think getting weekly or biweekly pshots while doing regular PE exercises could be beneficial. Of course, that would be quite expensive, but I just don’t think one treatment will do anything significant.

No one paid me anything. I did not pretend anything and I did not disappear either. I have continued posting on this site. PRP works and I’m doing it again. I got permanent results.

Ostrog,

I think that PRP treatment for the penis is an attempt to use stem cells to accelerate growth. Stem cells have an interesting property; they can mature to form all sorts of different kinds of cells in the body.

I have a bad shoulder. My doctor told me that I’ve worn out the cartilage in the joint. He said that if I was in Europe, one of the first things they would try would be injecting platelets into the shoulder joint. Platelets are rich in stem cells, and the hope is that the stem cells would repair the damaged cartilage.

Likewise, PRP treatment for the penis is supposed to use stem cells to create new penile tissue. When we do PE, we stretch our connective tissues a little. Add stem cells to the mix, and we’re supposed to heal a little quicker and a little bigger.

But based on the reports from Thunder’s members that have tried it, I’d have to say it is very expensive and doesn’t appear to work very well.

PRP shots feel like an atomic bomb detonated inside the location of the shot. Had one for my torn rotator cuff (shot didn’t work). The idea of shooting another one, let alone in my dick, will never cross my mind.

I’m usually incredibly good with pain. Never again

Hey thoughtful gold,

I noticed that you’ve started your own thread about your PRP journey. I’m wondering what caused you to change your mind?

I talk about it here: The case for Medical PE and if you read my thread that you refer to, I’m not 100% sold on PRP either. I say that IN THE PRP THREAD.