The D-Shot

What's The D-Shot?

Say goodbye to erectile dysfunction and decreased sex drive! Do you want to enhance your sex life and recover the libido you once had? The D-Shot may be what you've been looking for. If you struggle with inadequate performance, or if you just want to give a boost to your sex life, this penis rejuvenation treatment will have you feeling like a man you once were again!

The D-Shot uses a client's own healing factors to enhance girth, length and sensation of the penis.

How does The D-shot work?

PRP/PRF injections use your own blood to help rejuvenate cells when injected into the tissue. The D-Shot consists of several PRP (Platelet Rich Plasma) or PRF (Platelet Rich Fibrin) injections that are strategically placed into the shaft of your penis to help stimulate the growth of new tissue. Some potential benefits include:

Increased size and strength of the penis
Increased sex drive
Increased circulation for a healthier sex organ
Improved effectiveness for complementary therapies such as Cialis and Viagra
Increased sensation and pleasure

This safe and effective treatment has been shown to be perfect for those suffering from erectile dysfunction.

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What can men expect during a D-Shot?

After your consultation and it has been determined you are a good fit for the D-SHOT you will be:

Asked to remove your pants and underwear.
Your practitioner will apply numbing cream to your penis shaft.
Your blood will be drawn and placed in a centrifuge to spin and separate the plasma (liquid) from the platelets (the tissue that will be injected into your penis).
A block will be performed on the penis so that there is no pain.
Finally, your platelets will be injected into the shaft of your penis.
Minimal down time is required which means you can have sex 3-4 hours after your appointment ends and the numbing wears off.
You will be given a VED, or Vacuum Erection Device, which is essential for achieving optimal success from the procedure. This is usually done twice daily. It requires only a few minutes of your time and without it, success rates are usually lower.

Common Treatment Areas

D-Shot (penis shaft)

Other uses: The V-Shot (for women), hair restoration, facial rejuvenation, scar treatment

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The D-Shot FAQ

What Is PRP?

PRP is in the category of regenerative autologous treatments, which means it comes from your own blood and can stimulate cellular regeneration and tissue repair. Platelets are one of the cells in our blood and when activated, they can release growth factors and other proteins.

What Benefits can a man have from the D-Shot?

Stronger, firmer erections
Easier to achieve and maintain erections (i.e., improved sexual stamina)
Increased penile length and girth
Improvement in or resolution of penile curvature from Peyronie’s Disease
Resolution of penile pain with erection
Increased sensitivity in the penis
Better overall blood flow to the penis

How Is PRP acquired?

A small amount of blood is drawn in the office at the time of the procedure. Your blood is then spun in a specially designed centrifuge which separates the platelets and plasma from the rest of the blood. The platelets are isolated and then injected back into the body wherever their benefits are needed. Along with numbing cream on the skin, a block is performed on the penis, so there is no pain.

Is there anything else that I will need to do after the D-Shot?

Yes. Using a VED, or Vacuum Erection Device, is essential for achieving optimal success from the procedure. This is usually done twice daily. It requires only a few minutes of your time and without it, success rates are usually lower. We will walk you through it the first time.

Is the D-Shot the same thing as Trimix Injections?

No. TriMix is a shot to produce an erection for a brief period of time and must be given every time you wish to have an erection; however, the D-Shot is a treatment that revives and enhances your natural erections.

What are the side effects?

Because the injections are platelets drawn from your own body, it is rare to have an allergic reaction. However, both men and women may experience some minor side effects from the injections that should go away in about four to six days, including:

swelling
redness
bruises

Some rare complications may include:

infection
scarring
outbreaks of cold sores if you have a history of herpes simplex virus

How much does it cost?

This can be discussed during your consultation with us. We strive to make each session more affordable by accepting cash, all major credit cards, and healthcare financing through Cherry credit.