More and more men are talking openly about a once-taboo subject: erectile dysfunction (ED). Sexual difficulties can strain relationships and affect self-esteem, yet many men never mention them to their doctor.
The He-Shot is a non-surgical, drug-free treatment that uses platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from your own blood. Dr. Anita Dormer offers it in a private, respectful setting.
Men often ask about the He-Shot for:
A medical evaluation is important, because ED can be an early sign of heart or blood vessel disease.
Erectile dysfunction becomes more common with age. Some men are not fully impotent but notice softer erections, and they may not realize this is a treatable medical issue.
Causes include reduced blood flow, prostate cancer treatment, surgery and medication side effects. Whatever the reason, you deserve to enjoy a healthy sex life.
PRP contains growth factors that support tissue repair. When injected into the penis, PRP is thought to support new blood vessel growth and healthier tissue, which may improve circulation and sensation.
Many men report stronger erections and increased sensitivity. Early research, including studies in Peyronie’s disease, is promising, though results vary from person to person.
Dr. Anita tailors each plan after a confidential consultation.
A discreet discussion of your health history, current medications and goals, so the plan is safe and right for you.
Dr. Anita uses topical and local anesthesia. Many patients are surprised to ask, “Are you already done?”
Dr. Anita may recommend simple exercises after treatment to help extend your results.
The He-Shot may help to:
Dr. Anita believes no one should suffer in silence. She provides a confidential, judgment-free setting and puts comfort first.
Learn more about PRP therapy.
Book a confidential consultation with Dr. Anita to find out whether the He-Shot is right for you.
The area is numbed with topical and local anesthetic before the injection, so most men feel very little.
PRP preparation systems are FDA-cleared for orthopedic and surgical use, but PRP for erectile dysfunction is not FDA approved and is considered an off-label use.
PRP is made from your own blood, so the risk of allergic reaction is very low. Dr. Anita will review your health history first.
Some men notice changes early, but the main effects usually develop over about 3 months.
Results have been reported to last up to a year. Most men return every 6 to 9 months.
