Acoustic Shockwave Therapy is an in-office, off-label, non-invasive series of treatments designed to support natural tissue healing without surgery. This advanced therapy uses targeted sound-pressure waves to stimulate the growth of new blood vessels (improving erectile function), may help unclog existing vascular structures. It may help with nerve repair (improving sensation) and promote the breakdown of scars, fibrosis and plaques (Peyronie’s Syndrome) along the shaft of the penis.
Acoustic Shockwave Therapy is also used to treat areas of induration (tissue swelling) after surgery, and cellulite at ARLV.
Acoustic Shockwave Therapy is a non-invasive soft tissue treatment that delivers a series of controlled sound-pressure waves to the affected area, causing microtrauma and inducing healing.
This treatment works by:
This approach offers an alternative to, or can be used in combination with, other technologies to help men with ED, including Emsella, P-shot, Pickletox, and Stem Cell Therapies.
It is most effective for men who still respond to oral ED medications.
During Acoustic Shockwave Therapy for erectile function, a medical-grade device (Storz Masterpuls Radial SWT) delivers acoustic energy directly to the shaft of the penis, the sensory nerves, erectile tissues (corpora), and muscles that support erection.
The procedure typically includes:
The treatment is non-invasive and does not require anesthesia.
Shock wave therapy is ideal for patients seeking non-surgical erectile function or Peyronie’s Syndrome treatment. It can help:
To prepare for Acoustic Shockwave Therapy, patients should:
Recovery from Acoustic Shockwave Therapy is minimal.
After treatment:
Patients should:
Shock wave therapy may reduce erectile dysfunction, tissue fibrosis and plaques, improving comfort, function, sensation and contour.
Results vary depending on underlying issues and general health.
Accurate diagnosis is essential for addressing erectile function. During your consultation, Dr. Z will review your medical history and medications, examine the penis (sometimes with ultrasound), and determine whether acoustic shock wave therapy may be part of a customized plan to help treat your issues long term.