I have some patients who due to illness or injury have problems with erectile dysfunction or ED. Not a comfortable topic and frustrating for both parties in the relationship. For some, even the blessed little blue pill aka Viagra doesn't help because of significant nerve degeneration or poor blood flow to the area. Sometimes, testosterone or bio identical hormone therapy can assist in this endeavor but some need to resort to such things as penile implants and other surgical procedures. But hold the phone...maybe there is another way.
Last we we spoke about the use of Platelet Rich Plasma or PRP to help regrowing ligaments, fixing tendons, repairing cartilage in joints and the Oh-So-Popular Vampire Facelift which uses PRP to smooth the skin, remove fine lines as well as deep wrinkles and acne scars. Now we're going to talk about using PRP or a concentrated platelet extract from your own blood to stimulate new blood vessel growth and nerve regeneration in the penis. These are injections, just so all the cards are on the table....Surprisingly, with the help of a good numbing cream, this treatment is one of the least painful of all the injections I have to do. One recent patient described the results are bigger, harder, more sensitive and improved orgasm in about 3 weeks with full benefits noticed around 8 weeks. Men both young and old are having this done, no surprise, despite the up front costs, over time it's cheaper than continuing to pay for Viagra or the like. It can take between 1 and 3 treatments to see good to excellent results. Ultimately, the platelet rich plasma helps regrow much that has been lost over time, including blood vessels and nerve sensitivity due to illness or circulatory problems. Because this is not a hormone, those men who have had a history of prostate cancer can still have this treatment and see some successful results.
The great thing about PRP treatments is that the platelets are derived from your own blood. Of course those who are more ill or infirm or who have a low platelet count can expect to have a less robust response. As scientific research helps us better understand the healing properties of our own bodies, PRP and other similar regenerative therapies can improve our health and lives. Find out more...





