Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common sexual health concern of American men. According to decades of statistical research, more than 50% of men aged 40 to 70 experience some form of ED, and nearly 70% of men are affected by age 70. The degree of ED varies widely, as do underlying causes. Some men periodically experience the condition, while others suffer from complete erectile dysfunction. Physical, psychological, and lifestyle factors that may directly or indirectly affect a man’s ability to get and maintain an erection include:
- Cardiovascular disorders.
- Diseases that disrupt neurological pathways.
- Trauma from injuries, surgery, or radiation therapy.
- Decreased testosterone levels.
- Hormonal imbalances.
- Diabetes.
- Peyronie’s disease.
- Obesity.
- Smoking.
- Recreational drug abuse.
- Excessive alcohol consumption.
- Stress and anxiety.
- Depression.
- Certain medications
Given the numerous factors that can contribute to ED, there is no one-size-fits-all treatment for the condition. While physicians can treat some underlying causes of ED and offer prescription drugs that stimulate strong erections, up to 50% of men with the condition do not discuss it with their doctors. Oral prescription drugs—like Viagra and Cialis—that dilate blood vessels and relax muscles are the most well-known ED treatments. However, they are not effective with roughly a third of ED patients. Injectable erection-promoting drugs are effective, but few men relish the idea of sticking a needle in their penis. Penile implants force the penis into an erect state, but they require surgery and do not necessarily lead to sexual satisfaction. Penile vacuum devices work, but many men find them awkward as a prelude to sex with their partners. And there’s testosterone replacement therapy, which helps alleviate ED issues in men with low testosterone.
At this point, you’re probably wondering two things:
- What’s a man with periodic or chronic erectile dysfunction to do?
- Are there any long-term ED treatments that don’t involve drugs, devices, or surgeries?
Dr. Cheryl Harris Geer of Best Self Medical Arts is pleased to answer these questions. First, Dr. Geer advises men to get over any embarrassment they might have about their ED condition by discussing it with their physician. And second, consider undergoing GainsWave® Therapy at her Westlake Village, California clinic. Read on to learn how this innovative, clinically proven, noninvasive treatment provides a long-term cure for erectile dysfunction and a significant boost to sexual performance and enjoyment.
What is GainsWave® Therapy?
In what is known as acoustic wave therapy, GainsWave® uses high-frequency, low-intensity sound waves to stimulate natural changes to the penis that improve sexual performance and enjoyment. Also known as “pulsewave” and “shockwave” therapy—though there is no electrical shock—the soundwaves GainsWave® emits into the penis break up plaque formation in penile blood vessels and stimulate the growth of new blood vessels and nerves. The improved blood flows make it easier for men to get and maintain an erection. Combined with the new nerve tissue growth, the improved blood flow also significantly boosts penile sensation and sexual function.
Dr Geer has been providing GainsWave therapy since 2018 and has developed proprietary, advanced, customized protocols offered exclusively to her patients.
The bottom line, clinically proven, is that GainsWave® successfully treats ED in 75% of men and provides a tremendous boost to sexual performance and enjoyment. And because GainsWave® induces the body to make physiological changes to the penis, the results are long-lasting. GainsWave’s® sexual health results are so good that even some men who do not have ED undergo the procedure strictly for improved sexual performance purposes.
GainsWave® Therapy for Peyronie’s Disease
GainsWave® Therapy has also shown positive clinical results in treating Peyronie’s disease, a sometimes painful condition marked by penile curvature and the buildup of fibrous scar tissue in the penis. Research suggests that the sound waves of the therapy may help soften or break down the fibrous tissue causing the curvature. This combines with penile remodeling of blood vessels and nerve tissues to ease the curvature and reduce pain.
Your Gainswave® Therapy with Dr. Geer
Board-certified physician and surgeon Dr. Cheryl Geer is pleased to offer Ventura County and Conejo Valley men the sexual health benefits of GainsWave® therapy. GainsWave® treatment in her Westlake Village clinic is safe, noninvasive, painless, and quick. Sound wave treatment with Dr. Geer takes from 20 to 30 minutes, requires no anesthetics, and has no downtime.
Many men notice sexual health improvements and easing of ED issues after just one or two GainsWave® sessions. For optimal results, Dr. Geer recommends that her patients undergo between 6 to 12 sessions, depending on the severity of their ED and/or sexual health enhancement goals.
Resolve Your Erectile Dysfunction by Requesting a Consultation
Dr. Geer is dedicated to delivering premium, personalized, patient-centric care by engaging in detailed, confidential consultations designed to optimize the best treatment plan for each patient. If you’re interested in learning how GainsWave® Therapy can resolve your erectile dysfunction issues and revitalize your sex life, schedule a confidential consultation with board-certified physician and surgeon Dr. Geer at Best Self Medical Arts today. Simply fill out the form below or call (818) 318-1200. Dr. Geer, who serves patients in the Westlake Village and Camarillo, California, areas, looks forward to meeting you.
Individual results may vary.