PRP Therapy for Erectile Function

The PRP therapy uses platelet-rich plasma from your own blood to support circulation, sensitivity, and function — regenerative medicine, performed personally by Dr. Gurdarshan Sandhu, MD.

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Platelet-rich plasma concentrates the growth factors already circulating in your own blood.

Reintroduced precisely where function matters, PRP supports tissue health, blood flow, and responsiveness — with no foreign substance involved.

Regenerative medicine, made for men

The science of penile PRP

A small blood draw is processed to concentrate platelets and their growth factors. That PRP is then reintroduced with precision under local numbing. The process supports microvascular circulation and tissue quality, which is why PRP therapy is chosen both on its own and alongside enhancement or function-focused care.

Two ways it's used

Standalone

Support for function, sensitivity, and circulation on its own.

Combined

Frequently paired with girth enhancement or neurotoxin protocols.

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Treatment

Under an hour in office — blood draw, processing, and precise reintroduction under local numbing. Minimal downtime.

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Noticing changes in functionWants a drug-free optionSupporting an enhancement planPrefers regenerative approachesIn good general health
Best candidates

Is PRP therapy right for you?

Because PRP is drawn from your own biology, tolerance is excellent — but expectations matter. Dr. Sandhu will tell you honestly what PRP can and cannot do for your specific situation.

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Why men choose PRP therapy

The benefits

Your own biology

Nothing synthetic — concentrated growth factors from your own blood.

Quick and discreet

Under an hour in office with minimal downtime and no visible signs.

Works with your plan

Pairs naturally with enhancement, neurotoxin, and performance care.

Why choose Alyne Men's Health

Care without compromise

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Physician-led care

Every procedure performed personally by Dr. Sandhu, MD — triple board-certified, never delegated.

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Evidence, reviewed openly

What PRP can do, what it can't, and what the research actually shows — discussed plainly.

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Discreet by design

Private scheduling, confidential intake, unmarked billing. Warren, NJ and Manhattan offices.

Helpful questions

Frequently asked questions

What does PRP therapy involve?

A standard blood draw, centrifuge processing to concentrate platelets, and precise reintroduction under local numbing — all in a single visit.

Does it hurt?

Local numbing makes the treatment very tolerable. Most men describe pressure more than pain, with minimal soreness afterward.

When are results noticed?

Tissue response builds over weeks. Timing and degree vary by individual — Dr. Sandhu sets honest expectations at your consult.

How often is it repeated?

Many plans use an initial series followed by periodic maintenance, tailored to your response and goals.

Is PRP therapy FDA-approved?

PRP preparation systems are FDA-cleared, but PRP therapy itself is not an FDA-approved treatment. That distinction — and the evidence behind it — is discussed openly at your consultation.

A consultation that counts
Your $250 consultation, fully credited

Every consultation fee is applied toward your treatment plan, and PRP therapy is often bundled within complete enhancement plans.

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Where care meets discretion

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A confidential consultation with Dr. Sandhu — candidacy, plan, and pricing. No pressure, ever.

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PRP therapies are not FDA-approved treatments and outcomes vary between individuals. Clinical content reviewed by Dr. Gurdarshan Sandhu, MD.

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