The SwissWave℠ Method for ED is best for males with mild to severe erectile dysfunction who have experienced zero or very little improvement with other ED treatments or therapies. Men who have diabetes, Peyronie’s disease, an enlarged prostate, or have had prostate cancer can also benefit from this treatment. If you have tried pills, injections, and vacuums, and your erectile dysfunction isn’t improving, the SwissWave Method could be for you.

The SwissWave protocol is performed right in our Clearwater office. No anesthesia is needed, and you won’t experience any pain or discomfort during your session. The SwissWave℠ Storz ESWT applicator is positioned on the penis shaft and transmits high-energy radial shockwaves into the skin tissue. This deep skin penetration allows the shockwaves to increase blood flow, strengthen tissue and encourage cell growth.

The SwissWave℠ shockwave ED treatment and Shockwave for Peyronie’s Disease are both performed through a series of sessions, and each patient requires a different number of treatments. On average, patients usually complete 6-12 sessions and start to notice results within two or three sessions. The best way to determine the cost of your treatment is by scheduling a consultation with our local Tampa area office at Alpha Med Group near you.  During your consultation we will discuss in depth your personalized treatment plan- which includes the cost and financing options. We accept cash, personal, and all major credit cards as well.

A consultation is the best way for us to understand your needs and expectations from the SwissWave Method.

No, it is a virtually painless application

How quickly are the changes visible?

In general, up to 12 treatment sessions may be needed to ensure complete successful. A positive change and a longer or stronger erection is often reported after just the first application.

The P-Shot® contains highly concentrated platelets that like Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy, signals the cells to release growth factors; which is critical in activating vascular regrow that and healing.  This procedure involves taking blood from your arm, extracting the waste and then re-injecting it directly into the penis with an 18 gauge needle after completely numbing the penis with lidocaine.

The P-Shot® IS A VERY INVASIVE PROCEDURE that requires multiple skin lacerations, the use of an acidic numbing medication local to tissue known to be damaged by lidocaine HCL, a post-surgical recovery period of up to 3 months before results may peak, and any number of safety concerns.  Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy, or SwissWave℠,  is a non-surgical application of sound waves through ultrasound gel that is painless -when done appropriately- does not require any drugs, needles, or down-time. 

Listed side effects of Lidocaine injections to the penis include:

lightheadedness

• nervousness
• apprehension
• confusion
• dizziness
• drowsiness
• ringing in the ears (tinnitus)
• blurred or double vision
• vomiting
• sensations of heat, cold or numbness
• twitching
• tremors
• convulsions
• unconsciousness
• respiratory depression and arrest
• slow heart rate
• low blood pressure (hypotension)
• cardiovascular collapse, and

• allergic reactions (hives, swelling, or anaphylactoid reactions)

Source:

https://www.rxlist.com/readysharp-drug.htm

Injecting lidocaine into the penis may additionally  have iatrogenic long term effects that may contribute to causing Erectile Dysfunction and/or Peyronie’s disease. 

One study observed that injecting lidocaine into the penile tissues caused focal intracavernosal fibrosis (scar tissue formation) and edema (pooling of blood).   

Sahin M, Başar MM, Bozdoğan O, Atan A. Short-term histopathologic effects of different intracavernosal agents on corpus cavernosum and antifibrotic activity of intracavernosal verapamil: an experimental study. Urology. 2001;58(3):487-492. doi:10.1016/s0090-4295(01)01211-0

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/11549511/