CONTRIBUTED CONTENT — Are you looking to regain your confidence in the bedroom and turbocharge your love life? Ready to enjoy more satisfying erections and fulfilling intimacy? It’s possible with acoustic wave therapy at Prolong Medical Center in St. George.
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“We’ve helped countless men get rid of their ED, but the true end result is that their relationships and their lives have improved drastically,” clinic manager Neal Nowland said. “This is the future.”
Acoustic wave therapy facilitates better sex without surgery, side effects or any downtime. Prolong Medical Center is transforming lives on a daily basis by offering this innovative technology that treats the root causes of erectile dysfunction – not just the symptoms.
Erectile dysfunction impacts approximately 30 million men nationwide. Although far more prevalent after 50, it’s not exclusively an older man’s problem.
In most cases, erectile dysfunction is the result of diminished blood flow due to age and other health factors. Healthy blood flow is essential for natural, spontaneous erections.
Acoustic wave therapy targets erectile dysfunction on the cellular level by engaging the body’s own healing mechanisms to promote blood flow. The sound waves rebuild, restrengthen and expand blood vessels while breaking apart the plaque buildup that inevitably occurs over time.
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Most men with erectile dysfunction are candidates for acoustic wave therapy, Nowland said, adding that it’s backed by over 60 clinical studies. It’s noninvasive, safe and highly effective. In fact, some patients notice improvement after just a few sessions.
Prolong Medical Center maintains an extraordinary 85% success rate in treating erectile dysfunction with acoustic wave therapy. The clinic defines “success” as the ability to repeatedly achieve and sustain an erection.
If your sexual performance isn’t what it used to be, there’s no better time to get in touch with Prolong Medical Center.
Finding a solution for erectile dysfunction isn’t just about enjoying better sex, however. Restoring sexual function also plays a key role in self-image and overall well-being.
“You don’t have to suffer in silence anymore,” Nowland said. “This can change your life.”
Prolong Medical Center employs highly qualified medical staff with decades of experience in sexual health. Recognizing that erectile dysfunction is a sensitive and very personal issue that can be difficult for men to discuss, they operate with the utmost discretion, providing a comfortable and confidential patient experience. Treatment plans are customized to meet each patient’s unique needs.
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The locally owned and operated clinic was recently awarded gold in men’s health by Best of Southern Utah voters for the third year in a row, which Nowland said speaks to the quality of his team and treatment options. Prolong Medical Center also won a second consecutive gold medal for the treatment of urinary incontinence, a troublesome and often embarrassing health issue that affects millions of men and women every day.
Prolong Medical Center offers flexible payment plans, and patients may also use their HSA and FSA funds. For a limited time only, the clinic is providing a free assessment and ultrasound, a $650 value, to anyone who calls and books an appointment.
“There’s no reason to hesitate,” Nowland said. “We can help you put a stop to your erectile dysfunction and experience the happiness you deserve.”
Schedule a consultation today to see the difference Prolong Medical Center can make in your life. For more information, call 435-375-5000 or visit ProlongMedicalCenter.com.
Written by ALEXA MORGAN for St. George News.
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