ED TREATMENT IN DRAPER, UTAHShockwave, P-Shot & Priapus Toxin — Drug-Free Options
Three drug-free treatments for erectile dysfunction — low-intensity shockwave therapy, the P-Shot and Priapus Toxin — and the ED Trifecta that combines them, which no other clinic in the south Salt Lake Valley offers under one roof. The consultation is free and private, and you leave with a written plan and a price.
A MEDICAL APPROACH TO ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
Erectile dysfunction is common, it becomes more common with age, diabetes and cardiovascular disease, and embarrassment keeps a lot of men from raising it with a clinician. Plenty end up buying pills from a website that never asks about their blood pressure medication, their A1c, or the fact that their symptoms have been building for years.
We start somewhere else. Your first visit is a free, private, one-on-one consultation at a practice owned by Kelly Lance, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, who spent three decades in clinical medicine before opening La Belle Vie in 2014. We talk through onset and pattern, medications, cardiovascular and metabolic history, and what you have already tried. ED is frequently an early vascular signal, so that conversation matters clinically well beyond the bedroom — sometimes the most valuable thing we do is send you back to your primary care provider with something specific to investigate.
If you are a candidate, the options here are the ones that treat tissue rather than mask a symptom. Low-intensity shockwave therapy delivers acoustic pulses that stimulate neovascularization — new blood-vessel growth — in penile tissue over a series of short, non-invasive sessions. The P-Shot uses platelet-rich plasma drawn from your own blood, concentrating growth factors and placing them where they can support tissue repair and blood flow. Priapus Toxin uses a neuromodulator to relax the smooth muscle that restricts inflow. The ED Trifecta combines all three, which is the protocol most men with multi-year symptoms end up choosing.
We will also be straight with you about the evidence. The American Urological Association currently classifies low-intensity shockwave therapy for ED as investigational, and regenerative approaches like PRP are still building their literature. What we can tell you honestly is who tends to respond, who does not, how many sessions a realistic course looks like, and what it costs before you commit to anything. If a different path — a medication adjustment, a referral, a metabolic workup — is the better answer for you, that is what we will recommend.
ED TREATMENT OPTIONS
Which of these fits you is decided at your consultation, not from a menu.
Low-Intensity Shockwave Therapy
Acoustic pulse therapy delivered in a series of short office visits to stimulate new blood-vessel growth in penile tissue. Non-invasive, no anesthetic, no downtime.
- Roughly 20-minute sessions
- No needles, no medication
- Typically delivered as a multi-session course
- Return to normal activity immediately
P-Shot (Priapus Shot)
Platelet-rich plasma prepared from your own blood and placed to support tissue repair and blood flow. A single-visit procedure using topical numbing.
- Uses your own platelets — no donor material
- Topical anesthetic for comfort
- One appointment, approximately an hour end to end
- Often paired with shockwave for compounding effect
Priapus Toxin (P-Toxin)
A neuromodulator injection used to relax smooth muscle in penile tissue, supporting improved inflow. A brief in-office treatment with no recovery period.
- Quick in-office injection
- No downtime
- Effects build over the following weeks
- Repeatable on a maintenance schedule
The ED Trifecta
Shockwave, P-Shot, and Priapus Toxin delivered as one coordinated protocol — the combination most men with longstanding symptoms choose, and one no other clinic in the south Salt Lake Valley offers under one roof.
- All three modalities in a single sequenced plan
- Staged so each treatment is timed to support the next
- Interval reassessment built into the course
- Financing available across the full protocol
HOW ED TREATMENT WORKS AT LA BELLE VIE
Private consultation
A free, private, one-on-one visit. We review onset, pattern, medications, cardiovascular and metabolic history, and what you have already tried. Nothing is treated on the first conversation unless you want it to be.
Candidacy and plan
We tell you which of the three modalities fits your presentation, whether the Trifecta is warranted, how many sessions a realistic course is, and what it costs — in writing, before you book.
Treatment sessions
Shockwave sessions run roughly 20 minutes with no downtime. The P-Shot is a single visit including your blood draw and PRP preparation. Priapus Toxin is a brief in-office injection.
Interval check-ins
We reassess at defined points during the course rather than at the end, so the protocol can be adjusted — or stopped — based on how you are actually responding.
Maintenance
Response is not permanent for everyone. We set a maintenance interval based on your results and your goals, and we tell you honestly when further sessions are unlikely to add anything.
What You Can Expect
- • A free, private, one-on-one consultation
- • A nurse-practitioner-owned practice
- • Session count and cost in writing before you commit
- • An honest answer if you are not a candidate
- • A referral when a specialist is the right route
Making It Affordable
- • Memberships from $99 to $299 a month
- • Financing through Cherry and CareCredit
- • Monthly specials on selected treatments
- • $25 referral credit for you and your friend
- • 15% discount in your birthday month
Related treatments
Other options to discuss at your consultation
Service areas
Where our patients travel from
Every treatment happens at our clinic at 248 E 13800 S, Suite 3, Draper.
Common questions
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Straight answers about ED treatment in Draper and the south Salt Lake Valley
No. Many patients start treatment while still using oral medication and taper only if and when their response makes it reasonable. Bring a current medication list to your consultation — several common blood pressure and antidepressant medications influence erectile function, and that changes what we recommend.
The honest answer is that it depends on the cause of your ED and that the evidence base is still developing. The American Urological Association currently classifies low-intensity shockwave therapy as investigational. Men with vasculogenic ED and milder, more recent symptoms tend to respond best; men with severe, long-standing ED or significant neurological involvement respond less predictably. We will tell you which group you fall into before you spend anything.
Topical anesthetic is applied before the injection and most patients describe pressure rather than pain. The appointment takes about an hour including the blood draw and the time needed to prepare your platelet-rich plasma. You can drive yourself home and return to normal activity the same day.
It depends on the modality and your presentation. Shockwave is delivered as a course of sessions rather than a single visit; the P-Shot and Priapus Toxin are single treatments with maintenance intervals. You will get a specific number — not a range — at your consultation, along with the cost of that course.
La Belle Vie is a small, boutique clinic rather than a busy walk-in franchise. We schedule intimate-health appointments to avoid a full waiting room, treatment happens in a private suite, and your chart is handled under the same confidentiality rules as any medical visit. If you would like to leave a review afterwards, Google offers an anonymous option and we are happy to send you the instructions.
No. These treatments are self-pay. We publish what a course costs at your consultation and offer financing through Cherry and CareCredit so a multi-session protocol can be spread out rather than paid at once.
Then we will say so. ED can be an early marker of cardiovascular or metabolic disease, and for some men the right next step is a workup with their primary care provider or a urology referral rather than a treatment here. We would rather send you to the right place than sell you a course that will not help.
Our clinic is at 248 E 13800 S, Suite 3 in Draper, minutes from I-15. We regularly see men from Sandy, Cottonwood Heights, South Jordan, Riverton, Herriman, Bluffdale, Lehi, Alpine, and Salt Lake City.