Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy (ESWT)

Extracorporeal shock wave therapy (ESWT) is a revolutionary treatment for erectile dysfunction that goes beyond achieving one-time erections. It aims to restore a patient’s ability to achieve erections naturally by delivering low-intensity shockwaves to the penile subdermal tissue, promoting the regeneration of penile blood vessels, muscles, and erectile tissue.

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Who is Suitable for

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  • Men who are dissatisfied with their erectile function
  • Middle-aged and older men experiencing a loss of confidence due to erectile issues
  • Those who have tried various methods unsuccessfully
  • Men who perceive their penile size as inadequate
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Advantages of ESWT

  • No drugs, surgery, hospitalization, or scarring
  • Painless treatment, addressing the root cause
  • Non-invasive therapy, allowing for immediate return to daily activities
  • Restoration of natural erectile function
Age-related issues and cardiovascular problems can impair the penile subdermal tissue’s vascular function, leading to insufficient blood flow during erections and difficulty achieving natural erections
The application of low-intensity shockwaves promotes the formation and enhancement of new blood vessels and the improvement of surrounding tissue function. This restores blood flow to the penile subdermal tissue, enabling natural erections.
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ESWT Devices

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ED1000

An ESWT device that applies shockwaves directly to the penile tissue, stimulating the regeneration of blood vessels, muscles, nerves, and other erectile tissues. It is a groundbreaking treatment with FDA/KFDA approval

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RENOVA

The first magnetic field ESWT device introduced in South Korea by Stap Urology Clinic. It offers a wider and deeper scope of treatment, reducing the number of sessions and treatment time.

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Indications

  • Inability to achieve an erection, even with spontaneous or sexual stimulation
  • Erections lasting a short duration or deflating before insertion
  • Insufficient rigidity during erections or the inability to maintain rigidity for penetration
  • Achieving an erection but lacking the rigidity required for successful intercourse
  • Decreased frequency of morning erections