PRP + Shockwave Therapy for Male Sexual Dysfunction – Physician Training Course

This advanced clinical course provides a comprehensive, evidence-based guide to integrating Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) injections with Low-Intensity Shockwave Therapy (LI-ESWT) for the treatment of male sexual dysfunction, including erectile dysfunction (ED), Peyronie’s disease, premature ejaculation, and penile enhancement.

Led by Dr. Joseph Banno, a board-certified urologist and pioneer in regenerative urology, this training combines clinical science with practical application. You’ll gain critical insight into the mechanisms of action, historical context, and published research surrounding both modalities, along with step-by-step guidance on how to deliver treatments safely and effectively.

Course Highlights:

• In-depth review of vascular, neural, and regenerative applications of PRP and shockwave therapy

• Explanation of how the combination therapy addresses endothelial dysfunction, nerve injury, and vascular impairment

• Step-by-step PRP penile injection techniques

• Live shockwave therapy demonstration on an actual patient

• Protocols for treating pelvic pain, penile curvature, girth enhancement, and ejaculatory issues

• Minimal to zero downtime, no side effects, and a highly scalable treatment option

• Learn how to price, package, and implement this service in your practice

What’s Included:

• Proprietary clinical protocols

• Pre- and post-procedure instructions

• Medical supply & device recommendations

• Suggested procedure pricing

• Scheduling & patient workflow strategies

• Office implementation tools

• Certificate of Completion

Instructor:
Dr. Joseph Banno is a nationally recognized urologist and expert educator in sexual wellness therapies. With decades of experience in PRP, shockwave technology, penile implants, and hormone therapy, Dr. Banno’s training delivers high-impact value for any medical provider looking to expand into sexual health services.

Disclaimer: This course is intended for licensed healthcare practitioners. Results may vary by patient. Specialty MED Training is not liable for outcomes following the use of these protocols.