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Pe Shot Care Guide
Because the Pe Shot uses PRP from your own blood, a little preparation before your appointment and gentle aftercare afterward help support the best possible response.


Why Aftercare Matters for Your Results
Since PRP works by stimulating tissue growth and blood flow, protecting the treated area from irritation in the days following treatment helps your results develop as intended.
Pre & Post Care Tips
Many patients report improvement within a few weeks, with full effects developing over a few months.
Pre Care Guidelines
Post Care Guidelines
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Your Pe Shot Recovery Timeline
Many patients report improvement within a few weeks, with full effects developing over a few months.
Mild swelling or bruising at the injection site resolves.
Initial improvement is often noticed during this window.
Full effects develop, lasting up to a year for many patients.
Any Questions?
Share your full health history and any medications with your provider. Ask any questions about the procedure during your consultation.
Avoid physical activity, including sexual activity, for a few days following treatment. Watch for mild swelling or bruising at the injection site, which typically resolves in a few days.
Many patients report improvement within a few weeks, with full effects developing over a few months.
By Month 1 to 3, full effects develop, lasting up to a year for many patients.
In the first stage of recovery (Day 1 to 3), mild swelling or bruising at the injection site resolves.
Contact your provider if you notice unusual swelling, prolonged discomfort, or anything that doesn't match what was discussed during your consultation. Most patients recover as expected, but your provider would rather hear from you with questions than have you worry unnecessarily.
Reach out directly and our team will get you the answer.
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Need More Info About Your Recovery? Contact Our Team
Every recovery looks a little different, and your provider is the best resource for questions specific to your treatment and healing timeline. If anything feels off or you're just not sure what's normal, don't wait, reach out and we'll help you sort it out.

