Erectile Dysfunction
Erectile Dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction can be defined as the inability of the penis to achieve sufficient rigidity for sexual intercourse or to maintain it until the end of the intercourse. It is seen in approximately two out of every three men over the age of 40 worldwide.

Erectile dysfunction can be defined as the inability of the penis to achieve sufficient rigidity for sexual intercourse or to maintain it until the end of the intercourse. It is seen in approximately two out of every three men over the age of 40 worldwide.

What is Low-Intensity Shock Wave Therapy?

In Modus ED-SWT low-intensity shock wave therapy, shock waves applied to an anatomical region cause mechanical stress and microtrauma. This mechanical stress and microtrauma trigger a series of biological reactions that increase blood flow and stimulate the formation of new blood vessels (neovascularization). As a result, shock waves improve blood flow to the penis and promote new vessel formation, effectively resolving erectile dysfunction.

 

How is ED-SWT Applied?

  • ED-SWT treatment is applied directly to various parts of the penis and the penile root.
  • For each treated area, 300 shocks per session and a total of 1,500 shocks are applied.
  • The treatment is applied to five different points on the penis.
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  • Since the treatment has no side effects, the number of sessions can be increased depending on the severity of the condition. Each session lasts approximately 20 minutes.
  • No medication, sedation, or anesthesia is required before the session. After the session, the patient can immediately return to their normal daily activities.

What Makes This Treatment Different from Other Methods?

Current non-surgical treatments for erectile dysfunction generally involve intracavernosal injections of vasodilator agents that expand blood vessels and increase blood flow. However, these methods do not eliminate the underlying pathological causes of erectile dysfunction. They are usually used before sexual intercourse, and their effect duration is limited.

In drug treatments, the medication is taken orally and enters the bloodstream, causing the active ingredients to affect all blood vessels in the body instead of only those in the penis. This can pose serious risks for individuals with heart and vascular diseases. In contrast, Modus ED-SWT focuses shock waves only on the targeted blood vessels, ensuring localized and safe stimulation.

In the treatment performed with Modus ED-SWT’s focused shock waves, the pathological factors are completely eliminated, and full recovery is observed even in severe patients. Unlike other treatment methods, Modus ED-SWT does not increase vessel width; instead, it promotes new blood vessel formation. In this way, it helps avoid risky side effects that are more likely to occur in individuals with heart and vascular diseases.

Moreover, since Modus ED-SWT is a non-invasive treatment, no surgical intervention is required. The patient can resume daily life immediately after sessions lasting approximately 20 minutes.

Side Effects

There is no need for sedation, tranquilizers, or any preparation before the treatment. During or after the procedure, there is absolutely no pain, soreness, swelling, bruising, burning, or irritation — there are no side effects.