P-Shot® and O-Shot® (PRP Therapy) in Pune & PCMC

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Many people look for safer, non-surgical ways to improve sexual health. Some struggle with reduced sensitivity, dryness, difficulty with arousal, or performance issues that affect confidence. PRP therapy, known as the P-Shot® for men and the O-Shot® for women, uses your own blood’s growth factors to help the area heal, strengthen, and respond better.

These treatments are simple, quick, and aim to improve function without medication or surgery.

What is PRP Therapy?

PRP stands for Platelet-Rich Plasma.
 A small amount of your blood is taken, processed, and the concentrated growth factors are gently injected into specific areas.

These growth factors help:

  • Improve blood flow

  • Support tissue repair

  • Enhance sensitivity

  • Strengthen natural responses

Because it uses your own blood, there are no adverse reactions or allergies to the treatment.

O-Shot® for Women

Why Some Women Consider It

Women often choose the O-Shot® when they experience:

  • Low arousal or difficulty reaching climax

  • Vaginal dryness

  • Pain during intimacy

  • Stress urinary leakage (mild)

  • Reduced sensitivity after childbirth

  • Scarring around the vaginal opening

  • General discomfort or changes after menopause

These concerns are extremely common but rarely spoken about.
 PRP can help improve blood supply and support tissue healing.

How the O-Shot® Works

  • A numbing cream is applied for comfort.

  • PRP is injected into specific areas like the clitoral region and vaginal tissue.

  • The session takes about 20 to 25 minutes.

Most women describe the improvement as gradual and natural over a few weeks. Sensitivity, lubrication, and comfort often improve as the tissues respond.

P-Shot® for Men

Why Men Consider It

The P-Shot® may help men who have:

  • Erectile firmness issues

  • Reduced sensitivity

  • Difficulty maintaining erections

  • Curvature or discomfort (mild Peyronie’s)

  • Performance concerns

  • Changes after chronic conditions or stress

Many men look for options that do not rely on daily medication.
 PRP can support healthier tissue and better blood flow.

How the P-Shot® Works

  • A numbing cream is applied.

  • PRP is injected into precise areas of the penis.

  • The procedure takes 20 to 30 minutes.

Most men return to routine the same day.
 Improvements build slowly over weeks as the tissue repairs and strengthens.

Who is a Good Candidate?

PRP may help if you want:

  • A natural, non-surgical approach
  • Better sensitivity
  • Improved sexual response
  • Support for tissue healing
  • Reduced reliance on medication
  • Gradual, steady progress rather than sudden changes

Dr. Salil evaluates your concerns, medical history, and expectations before recommending the treatment.

What PRP Cannot Do

Being clear helps avoid disappointment.

PRP:

  • Does not give instant results

  • Does not completely cure severe erectile dysfunction

  • Does not replace hormone therapy if hormones are low

  • Does not significantly tighten the vagina on its own (additional procedures are required)

  • Does not reverse all menopause-related symptoms on its own

It works best as part of a thoughtful, personalised plan.

Safety and Recovery

PRP is safe because it uses your own blood.
 You may notice:

  • Mild swelling

  • Warmth

  • Slight sensitivity

These settle quickly.
 Most people resume normal activities the same day.

Results and Duration

Changes start slowly and often improve over 4 to 12 weeks.

Many people repeat the treatment every 12 to 18 months for maintenance.

Common Questions People Ask

Is it painful?

Numbing makes the procedure comfortable. Most people feel pressure, not pain.

Usually, within a few weeks, with full benefits over a few months.

No, but they are long-lasting. Maintenance sessions help keep the effect.

Yes. Many people combine PRP with hormonal support, lifestyle changes, or vaginal tightening for women. Dr. Salil guides the sequence.

You can return to your normal routine the same day. Intimate activity timing is discussed individually.

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