What's the recovery like for P-Shot (Priapus Shot)?
Everything you need to know about P-Shot (Priapus Shot) recovery — timeline, tips, what to avoid, and when to call your provider.
Typical downtime: 24–48 hours — mild soreness and bruising at injection sites
Recovery timeline
Day of treatment
Topical numbing applied. PRP injections cause minimal discomfort. Mild soreness and possible bruising at injection sites afterward.
Days 1–2
Soreness resolves. Any bruising fades within a few days.
Weeks 2–12
PRP stimulates tissue regeneration and blood flow. Improvement in sensitivity and function builds gradually. Most patients notice meaningful results at 4–12 weeks.
Recovery tips
- Use the vacuum erection device (if prescribed) as directed — it supports results
- Stay well hydrated
- Allow 3–5 days before resuming sexual activity if soreness persists
What to avoid
- Vigorous sexual activity for 24–48 hours if tender
- Anti-inflammatory medications for 1 week (may reduce PRP effectiveness)
When to call your provider
- Significant bruising or swelling that worsens after day 2
- Signs of infection
- Unexpected changes or concerns about function after the healing period
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How long does P-Shot recovery take?
Minimal — 24–48 hours of mild soreness. Most patients return to normal activity the next day.
When will I notice results from the P-Shot?
Most patients notice initial improvements at 2–4 weeks, with the most significant results at 6–12 weeks as PRP-stimulated tissue regeneration progresses. Results typically last 12–18 months.