P-Shot & P-Shot Plus Cost in Delhi, India
Clear per-session pricing for P-Shot (penile PRP) and P-Shot Plus (GFC) at New Delhi Andrology. Treatment is planned after specialist andrology assessment, with preparation, administration and follow-up based on the clinic's defined clinical protocol.
P-Shot
Penile PRPAutologous platelet-rich plasma prepared from the patient's own blood under the clinic's penile-specific PRP protocol.
P-Shot Plus
GFCThe clinic's Growth Factor Concentrate (GFC) approach, prepared from the patient's own blood according to its GFC protocol.
Dr. Vijayant Govinda Gupta
Consultant Urologist & Andrologist
What Are P-Shot & P-Shot Plus?
Both approaches begin with a blood product derived from the patient's own blood , but they should not be treated as interchangeable terms. At New Delhi Andrology, P-Shot refers to penile platelet-rich plasma (PRP) , while P-Shot Plus refers to the clinic's Growth Factor Concentrate (GFC) approach.
P-Shot
Platelet-Rich PlasmaP-Shot at New Delhi Andrology refers to autologous platelet-rich plasma — a platelet-containing blood product prepared from the patient's own blood. In this setting, the prepared PRP is intended for penile / intracavernosal administration as part of an andrology treatment plan.
P-Shot Plus
Growth Factor ConcentrateP-Shot Plus is the name used by New Delhi Andrology for its Growth Factor Concentrate (GFC) approach. It is also derived from the patient's own blood but follows a different blood-product preparation protocol from the clinic's conventional penile PRP preparation.
Both Are Autologous Blood-Derived Approaches
Both begin with the patient's own blood and are considered within a specialist andrology treatment plan following clinical assessment.
The Blood Product & Preparation Protocol
P-Shot refers to PRP, whereas P-Shot Plus refers to GFC. They should therefore be described according to their actual preparation methods rather than as “standard” and “advanced” versions of the same product.
P-Shot Process at New Delhi Andrology
Penile PRP is approached as a protocol-driven andrology procedure rather than as a generic PRP injection. Explore the clinical pathway from patient assessment and preparation through administration and individualized follow-up.
Specialist Andrology Assessment
Treatment begins with an evaluation of erectile function, medical history, medications and relevant health factors. Not every patient with ED automatically requires or benefits from P-Shot.
Blood Collection & Safety
P-Shot uses an autologous blood product , meaning the preparation originates from the patient's own blood. Collection and handling follow the clinic's blood-processing and safety procedures.
Penile PRP Preparation
PRP processing is performed by personnel trained in the clinic's blood-processing and PRP preparation workflow. Preparation is treated as a defined part of the clinical procedure.
Standardized Centrifugation
Blood is processed using the clinic's selected centrifugation system and standardized preparation protocol. Exact equipment and processing specifications should be added only once verified.
Periodic Preparation Quality Audits
Selected preparations may undergo periodic quality-control sampling, including platelet-concentration measurement where applicable. This helps monitor the preparation process over time.
No Routine Exogenous Calcium Activation
The clinic's standard P-Shot protocol uses PRP without routine addition of an external calcium activator before administration. This describes the clinic protocol rather than claiming superiority.
Penile / Intracavernosal Administration
The prepared autologous product is administered according to the clinic's penile injection protocol into appropriate penile / erectile tissue.
Follow-Up & Serial Treatment Planning
Further sessions and treatment intervals are considered according to diagnosis, baseline erectile function, treatment response and clinician assessment.
Why Choose an Andrologist Over Others?
For an ED-focused penile PRP procedure, the expertise around the injection matters as much as the injection itself.
ED Care Before PRP
The question is not only “Who can inject PRP?” It is also “Who can evaluate the cause of ED, decide whether PRP is appropriate and manage what comes next?”
ED-Specific Evaluation
Assessment of erectile function and possible vascular, hormonal, metabolic or other contributing factors.
Penile Medicine Expertise
Clinical focus on male sexual function, penile conditions and erectile-dysfunction management.
Appropriate Patient Selection
P-Shot is considered after evaluation rather than being offered automatically to every patient with ED.
Complete ED Management
If PRP is not the right option, other investigations or erectile-dysfunction treatments can be considered.
ED, male sexual function, penile conditions and relevant penile diagnostic or treatment pathways.
May offer PRP procedures, but the primary clinical focus may be cosmetic or reconstructive rather than ED medicine.
Training and scope differ. Verify the individual practitioner's registration, qualifications and specific experience in ED and penile procedures.
Watch Videos About P-Shot & P-Shot Plus
Educational videos from New Delhi Andrology on P-Shot, penile PRP, treatment approach and P-Shot Plus.
Consultant Urologist • Andrologist • Men's Health
Meet Dr. Vijayant Govinda Gupta
Confidential specialist consultation in Delhi for erectile dysfunction, men's sexual health, reproductive concerns and complex urological conditions.
MBBS • MS • MCh Urology
Private evaluation with clear, structured next steps.
Dr. Vijayant Govinda Gupta provides specialist evaluation in urology and andrology. Consultation is centred on symptoms, medical history, previous treatment and individual goals before an appropriate care plan is discussed.
- Erectile Dysfunction Individualised clinical evaluation
- Andrology Male sexual and reproductive health
- Male Fertility Concerns Assessment and treatment planning
- Complex Urological Conditions Specialist review and next-step guidance
Your enquiry is handled privately by the clinic team. Treatment suitability and outcomes vary and are discussed after clinical evaluation.
Professional Qualifications
Medical education & registration
This section is for general profile and appointment information. It does not replace a medical consultation, diagnosis or personalised treatment advice.
P-Shot Treatment FAQs
Get answers to common questions about P-Shot cost, insurance coverage, treatment sessions, who may need treatment and what to expect during the process.
01 Who may need P-Shot treatment?
P-Shot may be considered for selected men experiencing erectile dysfunction or erection-related concerns. However, every patient does not automatically need P-Shot. A urologist or andrologist should first evaluate your symptoms, medical history, previous treatments and individual condition before deciding whether this treatment is suitable for you.
02 What is the cost of P-Shot and P-Shot Plus in Delhi?
At our clinic, the treatment cost is ₹8,000 for P-Shot and ₹12,000 for P-Shot Plus per planned treatment session. The total treatment cost will depend on which option is advised and how many sessions are recommended after your assessment.
03 Is P-Shot treatment covered by health insurance?
No. P-Shot and P-Shot Plus treatment at our clinic are not covered under health insurance. The treatment is provided on a self-pay basis, so patients should plan the treatment cost accordingly. Our clinic team can explain the applicable treatment charges before you proceed.
04 How many P-Shot sessions are required?
A treatment plan may involve approximately 2 to 6 sessions, depending on your individual assessment. The exact number of sessions is not the same for every patient. It is decided after evaluating the severity and nature of your erection-related concerns, medical history and response during follow-up.
05 What is the difference between P-Shot and P-Shot Plus?
P-Shot is the standard PRP-based treatment option offered after clinical evaluation. P-Shot Plus is the advanced treatment option and may involve a more individualized treatment protocol. The appropriate option is selected after consultation according to your clinical condition and treatment plan.
06 How soon can I expect improvement after P-Shot?
Response to treatment can vary from one patient to another. Some patients may notice changes during the course of treatment, while others may require additional time and follow-up. There is no fixed timeline or guaranteed result for every patient. Your doctor can review your response during follow-up and advise whether further sessions are appropriate.
07 Is P-Shot painful and what happens after the procedure?
Because P-Shot involves injections, temporary discomfort, tenderness, sensitivity or mild bruising may occur around the treated area. Your doctor will explain the procedure and provide individualized aftercare instructions, including guidance about activities and follow-up after treatment.