Shockwave Therapy ED

What is Shockwave Therapy and who is it for?

If you suffer from erectile dysfunction, you are not alone. Around 40% of men are affected by age 40 and around 70% at age 70. Shockwave therapy is a highly effective, non-invasive procedure to treat Erectile Dysfunction, Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome, and Peyronie’s Disease.

It is based on a unique set of acoustic pressure waves that stimulate metabolism, dissolve micro plaque and enhance blood circulation. If you experience urological pain, erectile dysfunction or vascular disorders, Shockwave therapy may be right for you.

Why Shockwave?

• Improves erectile function
• Increases stimulation
• Decreases pelvic pain
• Improves sensitivity and increases satisfaction
• Safe & FDA cleared
• Virtually no risks or side effects

Treatment Overview:

Shockwave is a non-invasive and painless treatment. At 11:Eleven Medspa, we always start off every procedure with a thorough consultation to address your current health, goals and history.

During the actual procedure, we apply coupling gel to the penis to enhance effectiveness, and then acoustic waves are released via the applicator and moved over the treatment area in a circular motion.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are common side effects?

This treatment is non-invasive and has virtually no side effects. Some patients report minor discomfort in the treatment area. A topical numbing cream can be used if discomfort is felt.

How many treatments do I need to see results?

Typically, we recommended 10 treatment sessions, 2 times per week. However, each patient is different based on their needs. Each treatment session takes approximately 15-20 minutes.

What if I have a special health condition?

The safety and effectiveness of the Shockwave procedure has not been determined on people with the following health conditions. Your doctor will provide you with information about how these and other conditions might affect the determination to perform the procedures. · Prostate Cancer · Malignancies · DVT (Deep Vein Thrombosis