Clinical suitability matters.
Men with erectile dysfunction who may benefit from a non-invasive, physician-supervised treatment approach.
SMEN diagnostics & therapy
Shock Wave Therapy
A non-invasive option designed to support penile blood flow.
Clinician guidedAssessment · Suitability · Follow-up
Overview
How it may support care
Low-intensity extracorporeal shock wave therapy uses controlled acoustic energy. It may be considered for selected patients with erectile dysfunction after a complete clinical assessment.
How the process works
Our approach
- Clinical suitability assessment
- Low-intensity acoustic waves
- Targeted application
- Progressive treatment protocol
- Outcome monitoring
Potential advantages
Benefits
- Non-surgical procedure
- No anaesthesia in most cases
- Short appointments
- Minimal downtime
- May support natural erectile function in suitable patients
What to expect.
Sessions are commonly brief and delivered as a planned course. The exact frequency is decided after assessment.
Exact protocols vary and are decided by a qualified clinician.Before treatment
Start with a complete assessment.
A consultation helps determine whether this option is appropriate, what alternatives exist and what outcomes are realistic.