Pelvic Health for Men and Women
Physician Led
Dr. Ron Tutrone, MD
Confidential
Private Suite, Discrete
Quick & Noninvasive
Fast treatment times and no downtime
Specialized Care for Men & Women
Experience a breakthrough in pelvic health with SoftWave Tissue Regeneration. This innovative therapeutic approach uses advanced shockwave technology to target and stimulate these deep tissue structures, restoring function, blood flow and pain relief.
Men’s Pelvic Health
For many men, issues like erectile dysfunction, low libido, or prostatitis impact more than just physical health. They affect confidence, relationships, and quality of life. Medications, injections, or temporary fixes often don't restore real function.
SoftWave® Therapy uses low-intensity acoustic energy waves to support the underlying physiology involved in sexual performance. It is a non-invasive, painless solution that can improve sexual health and comfort.
You do not have to suffer from ED to benefit from Softwave therapy®. Anyone interested in optimizing their sexual performance can benefit from this treatment.
How it works
✔ Improves blood flow and tissue health by encouraging the formation of new blood vessels for long term results
✔ Breaks down plaque and scar tissue
✔ Stimulates growth factors that repair and regenerate damaged erectile and pelvic tissue
✔ Activates stem cells
This improved circulation may help increase sensitivity, support stronger orgasms, promote more sustainable erections, and enhance erectile function.
What we treat
Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Decreased firmness or stamina
Peyronie's disease
Sensitivity loss
Low libido
Sexual dysfunction
Prostatitis
Incontinence
Pain with intercourse
Many clinics claim to offer shockwave therapy but actually provide radial wave therapy, which is distinctly different. Our electrohydraulic shockwave therapy is genuine shockwave therapy, complemented by a comprehensive and holistic approach to your well-being. Unlike alternative techniques, this treatment is painless and does not require numbing agents.