Penile PRP
Penile PRP in Marylebone
Autologous platelet-rich plasma, prepared and delivered to clinical-grade standards.
About this treatment
How penile PRP works
Penile PRP (also called intracavernosal PRP) uses your own platelets, concentrated through a medical-grade centrifuge and reintroduced into precise sites within the corpora cavernosa. The aim is to stimulate the body's natural repair signalling.
Because the product is autologous, there is no risk of allergy or rejection. Preparation is performed in clinic on the day of treatment.
PRP is often considered alongside focused shockwave therapy for men seeking a regenerative pathway. The combined protocol is mapped by Ms. Peciulyte on the basis of clinical findings, not algorithm.
Why men choose this
Benefits of penile PRP
- Autologous — derived entirely from your own blood
- Regenerative signalling for tissue repair and vascular health
- Performed under local anaesthetic; tolerable for most men
- Pairs effectively with focused shockwave therapy
- Discreet, in-clinic preparation using a medical-grade MCT centrifuge
What to expect
Your treatment, step by step
- 01
Diagnostic review
Consultation, examination and ultrasound where indicated.
- 02
Blood draw and preparation
A small sample of blood is drawn and processed in clinic.
- 03
Local anaesthetic
Comfort is the priority — appropriate anaesthetic is provided.
- 04
Treatment
PRP is delivered to precisely mapped sites within the corpora cavernosa.
Is penile PRP right for you?
Men exploring regenerative pathways, those wishing to avoid pharmacological dependency, and patients combining PRP with shockwave therapy.
Frequently asked
Penile PRP FAQs
Begin with a private consultation.
Reserve through our secure scheduler, or call our concierge — every enquiry is handled in strictest confidence.
Medical disclaimer: information on this page is general, not individual medical advice. Outcomes vary. Suitability is established only at consultation with Ms. Peciulyte.