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LISWT – Low Intensity Shockwave Therapy for ED in Boston

The science of Erectile Dysfunction (ED) has advanced greatly in the past 30 years. We have learned why erections happen, both from a physiological and a biochemical standpoint. These discoveries have led to the creation of a whole new class of drugs, like Viagra, which have helped thousands of men to regain an active sex life. Despite taking these drugs, many men still find that their performance is still less than satisfactory. Until recently, solutions to this problem included only surgery or self-injections. That’s where Low Intensity Shockwave Therapy (LISWT), also known as GAINSWave Therapy comes in as a non-invasive procedure alternative. Our Boston, MA area office is equipped to effectively treat patients interested in treatment.

What are The Benefits of LISWT?

LISWT works by gently stimulating the body’s own repair mechanisms to increase blood flow to the penis, and to increase sensitivity. For the penis, this represents a new, effective, and natural treatment for ED. Scientific studies have shown that stem cells will be recruited to the treatment areas, bringing other growth factors, resulting in new healthy vascular tissue.

How Often Is The Procedure?

The treatments are performed in our Boston area office, two sessions per week over a course of 3 weeks is the recommended protocol for treatment. No anesthesia is required, and the shockwave therapy takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. Follow up additional sessions can be added, depending on patient preferences.

Experience Success with Low Intensity Shockwave Therapy for ED

Results from men recently undergoing therapy have been very positive. Men who had not been able to have intercourse for years, are now waking with spontaneous, hard, morning erections. They have been able to achieve successful and enjoyable intercourse, with more confidence and duration than before. Many report increased sensitivity and more pleasure during sex. LISWT can be combined with other therapies for ED including Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injection, Hormone Replacement Therapy, HIFU prostate treatment, and oral therapy. A combined approach to treating ED is changing the way we think about sexual health. Many men, previously unable or unwilling to be treated by the older methods, can now be helped to again enjoy an active and healthy sex life. If you would like to have a discussion about your sexual health, and to find out more regarding innovative ways to restore your confidence, your desire, and your performance, please schedule an appointment with erectile dysfunction specialist Dr. Gluck.

For more information on Low Intensity Shockwave Therapy for ED near Boston, please visit our Patient Testimonials listed below.