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Penile PRP Preparation: How Is the Venom Shot Made?

MAMBA Men’s Clinics · 3 min read

The short answer

Penile PRP preparation at MAMBA Men's Clinics in Ontario starts with a small sample of your own blood, which is spun in a centrifuge to separate out the platelet-rich plasma. That PRP becomes the Venom Shot. Because it comes from your own body, no donor material is involved, and it is prepared during the same visit.

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Key takeaways

  • Penile PRP preparation starts with a small sample of your own blood.
  • A centrifuge separates the platelet-rich plasma from the rest of the blood.
  • The Venom Shot is prepared during the same visit.
  • No donor material is involved.

What happens during penile PRP preparation?

During penile PRP preparation, a small sample of your blood is taken and spun in a centrifuge to separate the platelet-rich plasma. The PRP is then collected for your treatment.

At MAMBA Men's Clinics, this PRP becomes the Venom Shot, also known as the P-Shot. Read the overview on the penile PRP and Venom Shot page.

What is platelet-rich plasma?

Platelet-rich plasma, or PRP, is the part of your blood that holds a higher concentration of platelets. Platelets are small blood cells your body already makes.

Plasma is the liquid part of blood. When the blood is spun, the plasma and platelets separate from the red blood cells, which makes it possible to collect the PRP layer.

What are the steps in making the Venom Shot?

Making the Venom Shot follows a short, set order that happens while you wait. Your clinician explains each step as it happens.

StepWhat it means
Blood sampleA small sample is taken from your arm.
CentrifugeThe sample is spun so the layers separate.
CollectionThe platelet-rich layer is collected.
TreatmentThe prepared PRP is used for your Venom Shot.

Why does it matter that PRP comes from your own blood?

Using your own blood means the Venom Shot contains no donor material and no outside product. Many men like that the treatment starts with something from their own body.

  • No donor blood is used.
  • The sample is collected and prepared at the same visit.
  • The process is the same family of preparation used in PRP hair restoration and PRP for musculoskeletal concerns.

Men who want to see the full visit can read what happens at a penile PRP appointment.

Where is penile PRP prepared in Ontario?

Penile PRP is prepared on site at participating MAMBA clinics in Oshawa, in Durham Region, and Kitchener, in Waterloo Region. Your first conversation can be virtual from anywhere in Ontario.

Services and equipment can differ by clinic, and your clinician explains what is available at your location.

How do I book a complimentary consult with MAMBA?

Book a complimentary consult online, or begin with the free MAMBA Health Score, a short wellness screen. Your clinician walks through the details of penile PRP preparation at your consult. An optional $1 virtual consultation is also available, and treatments start at $99.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Venom Shot made from donor blood?

No. The Venom Shot is made only from a small sample of your own blood. MAMBA Men's Clinics prepares the platelet-rich plasma during the same visit, so no donor material is used at any point.

Do I wait at the clinic while PRP is prepared?

Yes. While PRP is prepared for the Venom Shot, you wait in a private room at the MAMBA clinic. Your clinician uses this time to answer questions and explain the next step in plain words.

Is PRP used in other MAMBA treatments?

Yes. PRP is also used in PRP hair restoration through Grow Hair MD and in PRP for musculoskeletal concerns. MAMBA Men's Clinics prepares PRP for each treatment from the patient's own blood.

Who prepares penile PRP at MAMBA?

Penile PRP is prepared by the trained clinical team at participating MAMBA clinics in Oshawa and Kitchener. The clinician treating you explains the preparation process and answers your questions before the Venom Shot begins.

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