Treatment FAQ

what is gainswave treatment?

by Mrs. Oceane Kerluke Published 2 years ago Updated 1 year ago
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GAINSWave utilizes high-frequency, low-intensity soundwaves to improve blood flow to the penis, remove micro-plaque, and stimulate the growth of new blood vessels. These treatments are completely non-invasive, don't involve any surgery or drugs, and are performed in a simple in-office procedure.

How long does a GAINSWave treatment last?

For most patients, the effects of the therapy usually last between 2 and 3 years. The reason for these long-term results is that the Gainswave treatment actually fixes the ED problem through regenerative medicine. Conventional treatments like ED pills are effective for only minutes or hours.

Does GAINSWave treatment work?

The researchers concluded that low-intensity extracorporeal shockwave therapy like GAINSWave “is a safe and effective treatment for patients with vasculogenic erectile dysfunction who do not respond or respond poorly to” other ED treatments such as medication.

How many GAINSWave treatments are needed?

How many treatments will I need to improve my sex life? For maximum results, GAINSWave™ protocols range between 6 and 12 treatments. However, you may notice some benefit after 1 or 2 treatments.

Is GAINSWave treatment painful?

Does GAINSWave hurt? The idea of having shockwave therapy performed on the penis can certainly sound frightening, but the treatment is actually considered pain-free in most cases. Patients often describe the feeling of GAINSWave therapy as a light tapping sensation, and it is generally well-tolerated.

Does GAINSWave treatment cause an erection?

Men who undergo treatment can expect such results as the increased morning, nighttime, and spontaneous erections as well as improved sexual performance. You can also look forward to: Better orgasms. Enhanced sensitivity in the penis.

What is the average cost of GAINSWave therapy?

The average cost of GAINSWave® is about $500 per session. However, you may be able to benefit from significant package-rate discounts when you purchase multiple sessions. GAINSWave® is considered an elective procedure and is not covered by insurance.

Does insurance pay for GAINSWave?

Is GAINSWave covered by insurance? No. GAINSWave is not covered by insurance.

Who is a candidate for GAINSWave?

Am I a good candidate for GAINSWave treatment? Men of all ages can experience the benefits from GAINSWave® therapy, regardless of whether or not you have ED. GAINSWave® is also safe for those affected by heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and those who are unable to take ED medications.

Does GAINSWave make you bigger?

GAINSWave is a non-invasive treatment that helps men achieve better erections and peak sexual performance, all while boosting size and sensitivity by stimulating the blood vessels in their penis.

What are the side effects of GAINSWave therapy?

Some of the side effects of low-intensity shock therapy may include:Painful erections.Penile skin bruising.Infection of the penile skin.Pooling of blood under the skin.Difficulty having sex following pain or an infection.

How long does GAINSWave take to work?

GAINSWave® therapy has little or no side effects. Also, if one relies on ED pills to have an erection, the drug may not work instantly. It could take 15 minutes to 36 hours to see results.

What happens after GAINSWave?

Men who undergo GAINSWave treatment can expect the following results:Increased nighttime, morning, and spontaneous erections.Increased effects and faster onset of oral erectile medications so that the dosage can be lowered or stopped.Improved stamina of erections.Enhanced sensitivity or sensation in the penis.More items...•

What Is GAINSWave?

GAINSWave is a brand that employs low-intensity shock wave therapy to help with managing erectile dysfunction.

How Does GAINSWave Work for Erectile Dysfunction?

The first thing to know about how GAINSWave and shockwave therapy work is that this treatment method consists of elastic waves, which carry energy that can be targeted at the intended body part.

What to Expect When Receiving the GAINSWave Treatment

For noticeable results when managing erectile dysfunction, low-intensity shock wave therapy usually requires the application of these waves to the penile shaft at a specified setting, and for an agreed-to number of shocks per minute.

Is GAINSWave for Me?

Low-intensity extracorporeal therapy is typically reserved for people who do not experience satisfactory results after using PDE-5 inhibitors such as Viagra and Cialis .

How Effective Is Low-Intensity Shock Wave Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction?

Shockwave therapy is getting recognition as a viable treatment method for ED, especially for those men who experience a poor response to other, more conventional treatment methods.

Side-Effects of Low-Intensity Shock Therapy

While low-intensity shock therapy is a relatively safe procedure, there are cases where this treatment can lead to adverse reactions.

Other Treatment Options for Erectile Dysfunction

If you aren’t certain that the GAINSWave procedure is a choice you’d like to try out for your ED, there are alternate and trusted methods you can use to manage your conditions.

How long does shockwave treatment last?

During shockwave treatment, a device sends mild sound waves through the skin of the penis. The treatment may last 20-30 minutes. There are no side effects, such as those suffered after surgery with anesthesia. The majority of patients experience a slight tingling sensation and no pain.

Does shockwave therapy reduce ED?

If a man suffering from erectile dysfunction (ED) experiences a reduction or elimination of his ED symptoms after undergoing shockwave therapy, though, he’ll no longer have to spend as much money on oral medications, reducing overall medical costs.

Is shockwave therapy safe for men?

Although more study is recommended in the future, the results of these earlier studies suggest that this type of therapy is safe and might improve the effects of erectile dysfunction.

Does shockwave therapy help with erectile dysfunction?

In other conditions, such as high blood pressure or diabetes, the use of shockwave therapy can help to increase the flow of blood in the penis, alleviating the symptoms of erectile dysfunction.

GainsWave Treatment Cost: What you should know

It is common for our clients to ask us about the cost of GainsWave therapy and how it compares to the cost of a penile implant.

What is the cost of GainsWave Treatment based on?

The cost of GainsWave to treat Erectile dysfunction (ED) is based on packages and the number of sessions. Gainswave protocol for ED is tailor-made to each individual patient.

The Breakdown of the Cost of GainsWave treatment

The cost of 6 sessions starts at 3000$ at the low end. Most medical practices may charge extra for an evaluation by the physician and can range from 250$ to 500$. Additional costs would involve the cost of a penis pump. I recommend a pump in the 300 to 350$ range because I find them to be more reliable.

Additional costs associated with GainsWave therapy

Blood tests are helpful to assess other issues contributing to ED and may be covered by your insurance.

P-Shot cost

We may need to add a priapus shot (also called P shot) for someone with severe ED or someone with PD (Peyronie’s Disease). The cost for this procedure at the low end would be 1500$. Some of us are adding stem cells or exosomes along with PRP which appears to be more effective and makes intuitive sense. The science is still iffy about this addition.

Cost of Penile implant

The cost of penile implant surgery can range upwards of 20,000$, not including “downtime”, away from work, etc. While GainsWave treatment does not have any “downtime”. (Double entendre here is intentional!)

In summary

Please understand that this does not work for everyone. So before you put down your hard-earned dollars make sure that you undergo a full medical evaluation to see if this procedure would work for you. I turn down a lot of patients who come in seeking Gainswave treatment with uncontrolled diabetes or who continue to smoke.

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Advocacy

  • What is GAINSWave®? A short answer might be GAINSWave is an entity created to advocate for the efficacy of shockwave therapy for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. A slightly longer answer is GAINSWave is a marketing company that was designed and built to be a platform to educate consumers about shockwave therapy and assist doctors who would li...
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A Turnkey Solution

  • For physicians, GAINSWave provides a turnkey, direct-pay brand that has been successful in helping our network of providers easily add an additional revenue stream to their practices. A particularly powerful tool for edifying a solo practitioner’s or small practice’s independence, GAINSWave’s business-in-a-boxdeployment can augment existing services for virtually any medi…
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Support

  • If a member of our network needs patient materials such as brochures and posters or is interested in media opportunities including television, podcasting and radio, our team is continuously working with each provider to help them realize their goals. Sometimes that takes the form of additional one-on-one sessions, but for those who just want a jump on the competiti…
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Value

  • For many of our providers, being able to quickly deploy a turn-key solution is a valuable benefit. Starting from day-one, our providers benefit from an established and popular brand name, an effective national pricing strategy, as well as marketing collateral and support. GAINSWave members can instantly improve their search results by adding a service to their portfolio that ge…
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Sweet Study and Continuing Education

  • As advocates for GAINSWave in the treatment of ED, we are committed to advancing the clinical science and protocol development for Low-Intensity Extracorporeal Shock Wave Therapy.Under the leadership of Dr. Brandeis, 40 GAINSWave providers around North America are participating in the SWEET (Shock Wave Erectile Enhancement Trial) Study. Men are surveyed prior to treatment…
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Community

  • Another benefit GAINSWave providers enjoy is a robust and active community through which they can share ideas and ask questions away from the eyes of patients. Within these communities, our providers are able to connect directly with one another and discuss the issues affecting their practices in real time. Providers also use this community to share feedback and insight to help e…
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Our Invitation to You

  • This year alone, more than 30 million men will seek treatment for erectile dysfunction in the US, many of them seeking a safe, nonsurgical solution with positive, long-lasting results. While we know GAINSWave may not be the perfect fit for all men, we do know for some, it provides a noninvasive option for treating ED long-term without having to rearrange schedules or plan for re…
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