What men's acoustic wave therapy is
Men's acoustic wave therapy applies low-intensity acoustic pulses to targeted tissue in an in-office setting. It's performed discreetly with no offsite referral needed. Its use specifically for erectile dysfunction is investigational, meaning it isn't FDA-approved for that purpose and the supporting evidence is still developing. A provider evaluation is required to discuss whether it's a reasonable option to explore, and results vary by person.
Who this is for
This service is for men interested in exploring acoustic wave therapy as part of their overall wellness, with a clear understanding that its use for erectile dysfunction is investigational rather than an established, FDA-approved treatment.
- Men who want a confidential, in-office evaluation and discussion of acoustic wave therapy
- Men who understand the investigational nature of this specific use and want an honest conversation before proceeding
What to expect
Your visit starts with a private, confidential conversation about your goals and health history, including a clear explanation that this use is investigational and not FDA-approved. If you decide to proceed, sessions are performed in-office and are generally well-tolerated. We're upfront about what the current evidence does and doesn't show, and results vary by person.
Frequently asked questions
Is men's acoustic wave therapy FDA-approved for erectile dysfunction?
Is the visit confidential?
Does the treatment hurt?
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Do I need a referral?
Key takeaway: Men's acoustic wave therapy is offered in-office for men's wellness. Its use for erectile dysfunction specifically is investigational and not FDA-approved, a provider evaluation is required, and results vary.