PRP (Priapus Shot) Additional Discussion

Well my consultation was less than satisfactory.

I presented the doc with the Indian study. And as an Indian Doctor himself, he was rather dismissive of it almost instantly - saying
that “not many good studies come from India and they are not peer reviewed”

I proposed a 60ml injection to with PGE1 every month to him. Which was outright refused.

He would do 20-30ml every 8-12 weeks only, with no PGE1 as this was the ‘protocol’ and anything outside this would affect his medical indemnity.

Total BS of course, and didn’t really fancy paying $1200 (from Euro converted) for that.

Which is a shame as he appears to be the only one doing P-shots in my country.

That’s a child-like amount of faith in the peer review process, which is essentially useless now, even in “hard sciences” like mathematics and chemistry.

I would not give the Indian study much weight. I certainly wish it were true. I read it and not only is it not peer reviewed, it is merely self reporting by the Dr who runs the clinic. I also looked at his website and that gave me no additional confidence. There are many bona fide medical studies that suggest PRP penis injections are helpful with erectile dysfunction especially when caused by injury or diabetes. Some of the doctors offering PRP claim an increase in penis size but other than this advertising and anecdotal reports no medical study supports this claim. As another PRP recipient on this forum reports-an increase in size occurs initially but fades over time. I have had PRP injections and also PRP injections with exosomes. My penis is much larger but I have also been doing PE exercise so I could not really attribute my growth to PRP. As long as a qualified provider does the PRP injections it will cause no harm and may help your EQ. Long term frequent injections might risk causing fibrosis which will interfere with EQ. But, I cannot and will not suggest PRP will not increase your size. I don’t know.

This Dr says he did study trial and had .5 - 1 inch results

was prp shot along with pump and extended

P-LONG PROTOCOL - Brandeis MD - Male Rejuvenation Center

Yes, it a collaboration with Dr Runnels inventor of the P shot. The protocol is p shot + traction+pumping.

Well, if you’re actually usin gtraction and pumping, then the P-Shot is not necesarily making your dick grow, but the other two things are.

Exactly.

PRP i believe would be accelerating the growth of the new cells

So it has HCL or some growth hormone?

You know, better EQ makes you a tad bigger, but it’s not growth, just full potential. That’s what PE practitioners notice first as newbie gains. And those fade away as soon as EQ drops.

So it’s not growth really, just full potential.

Anyone tried the stem cell version of P-Shot?

Dr. Brandeis (creator of P-Long) is a Sponsor on the PhalloBoards so I’m quite familiar.

He started promoting it on the PhalloBoards earlier this year, and the Protocol takes a minimum of 6 months and a full-time commitment, so results & impressions are slowly/finally rolling in with generally positive reception. I’m hearing things from more veins to actual gains.

What’s exciting is that a PhalloBoards veteran member of over 10 years, the same guy who was the very first member to ever post a PMMA Progress Report (pictures and all, so he’s real and authentic) has taken up the P-Long and has personally messaged me that he’s seen really good gains, especially in length (I think 0.7" BPEL gains), and he may not even be completely finished with the Protocol). He saw Dr. Luis Lee and not Dr. Brandeis, likely due to proximity, but the prescribed Protocol remains the same regardless of the affiliated Provider.

Granted, the sample size (both on the PhalloBoards and in his Studies) aren’t what I’d call compelling enough to call it potentially the best Medically-Assisted PE Routine ever, and I also suspect there will be some tweaks and fine-tuning in the coming months & years to see it work for as many men as possible, especially hard-gainers. What I do like about the routine is that it has Published Studies associated with it, and the fact that it was tailored by a Urologist who specializes in Sexual Medicine.

I’m going back on forth on trying it myself, but my trouble is the 6-Month commitment. I work remotely so I tend to travel often, and this Protocol doesn’t just require supplements, a pump, and a stretcher, but monthly scheduled PRP injections. I suppose I could get those anywhere but given that I have a lot of PMMA in me (and thus a lot of collagen and fibrosis), a Practitioner with no knowledge of the P-Long may not inject deep enough to adequately deposit the PRP where it needs to go. If I do try it, I’ll make a Progress Report both here and over at the PhalloBoards.

The idea is that the PRP healing and growth factors may compliment the pumping & stretching, alongside supplements that dilate your blood vessels. The idea is combining all of them in a set routine, and it has been demonstrated (albeit a small sample size) to have worked, and like I said in my previous reply, I know of a guy personally (so I know he’s not B.S.’ing) who has been seeing solid gains.

The questions now is:
When it’s advertised 1" in length and 0.5" in girth, is it more of a "you can get up to xx inches" — or is it saying a majority of men can expect to see pretty close to those numbers? I would certainly caution him personally to avoid making guarantees because lets face it, some people are hard-gainers, and I’m skeptical this would work 100% of the time for 100% of those who commit to the Protocol religiously. That said, if say even 60-80% of men who fully commit see any gains worthy of note, I’d personally find that compelling enough to give it consideration, especially if you already find yourself pumping or stretching daily. However, time will tell, and I think it won’t be until Spring or Summer of next year that we really begin to see more mentions/reports.

You might make a cross-sectional drawing of your shaft, showing the relative layers, and get your main practitioner to make a cover note for it.

Would the PMMA show up on a sonogram? If so, your medical insurance might cover it if the doc says he needs one.

Turns out Dr. Brandeis uses an ultrasound device for situations involving units that have filler in them, so I may be a candidate after all.

Well, that sounds like a reasonable tool for him to have.