Shockwave Therapy has been proven with over a decade of research and clinical use to reverse the cause of ED.
Shockwave Therapy has been proven with over a decade of research and clinical use to reverse the cause of ED.
Restore Natural Erections Without Surgery, Injections, or Dependence on Medication.
Erectile dysfunction is often caused by reduced blood flow, not simply aging. At PRIME Institute, Dr. Amy Pearlman offers focused shockwave therapy to address the underlying vascular cause of ED and help improve natural erectile function.
Unlike medications that temporarily treat symptoms, focused shockwave therapy is designed to stimulate new blood vessel formation, improve circulation, and support healthier erectile tissue for long-term improvement.
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Focused Shockwave Therapy (Li-ESWT) uses precisely targeted acoustic sound waves to stimulate tissue regeneration and improve blood flow within the penis. This comfortable, in-office procedure requires no anesthesia, no downtime, and allows most patients to return to normal activities immediately.
Patients with mild to moderate vascular erectile dysfunction often experience:
– Improved erectile firmness
– Increased blood flow
– Better spontaneous erections
– Reduced reliance on ED medications
– Enhanced sexual confidence
– Long-lasting improvements in erectile function
Dr. Amy Pearlman is a fellowship-trained urologist and a leading expert in men’s sexual health. Rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, she develops personalized treatment plans that may also include management of testosterone deficiency, hormonal optimization, and lifestyle factors.
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A thorough evaluation of medical history, symptoms, and treatment options.
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Candidates begin with an initial six-session protocol.
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Continued management for testosterone therapy or other concerns is available through Dr. Pearlman’s comprehensive program.
Most find it very tolerable with minimal discomfort.
Approximately 20 to 30 minutes.
No, return to normal activities immediately.
