ED might be affecting you but we can help resolve it with P-shot, nonsurgical a platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment. It was invented by Dr. Charles Runels, who has been safely performing the procedure for over 10 years.
The P-Shot® , or Priapus Shot, is non-surgical a platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment that is used to treat ED in men. The treatment was invented by Dr. Charles Runels, who has been safely performing the procedure for over 10 years.
The P-Shot is designed to enhance blood flow and promote the growth of new blood vessels in the penis, which can improve erectile function. The shot is derived from Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP), which is obtained from the patient’s own blood. The platelets are separated from the red blood cells and concentrated using a specially designed, high speed centrifuge.
PRP is rich in growth factors and other nutrients that can promote healing and regeneration. In addition, the injection of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) helps to stimulate the growth of new cells and improve sensation. As a result, the P-Shot can provide significant improvements and satisfaction for men of all ages.
Although the success rate of the P-Shot varies from person to person, many men report significant improvements in their function after receiving the treatment. In one study, over 80% of men reported an improvement in their ability to get and maintain the erection after receiving the P-Shot. Additionally, over 70% of men reported an increase in satisfaction after receiving PRP for ED.
Our physicians are certified providers of the P-Shot having completed thorough training from the inventor, Dr. Charles Runels, MD. We have treated thousands of patients for erectile dysfunction using this trademark procedure. If you’re experiencing ED and have not had success with traditional treatment methods, the P-Shot can be a great option.
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Dr. Rabahuddin Syed is a world-class medical professional who is passionate about cutting-edge treatments and processes that allow for more effective patient care.
Upon graduating from high school, Dr. Syed completed a Bachelor of Science degree in biology at Georgia State University. He then received his Doctor of Medicine from Ross University in 2015, where he also taught in the anatomy department, and completed his residency in internal medicine at Memorial Health University Medical Center. While he completed his education, he also held a research position at the CDC.
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