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An in-clinic consultation combines assessment, clear discussion and, where appropriate, an initial treatment experience. You do not need to decide which technology or programme you need before attending. The purpose of the appointment is to understand your presentation and identify the most appropriate next step.
Book an in-clinic assessment
Assessment first, recommendation second.
Your appointment may involve one initial Vertica Pro session followed by a Vertica Sync home pathway. It does not commit you to a course of clinic treatments.
Each of these is a possible tool, not a package you have to buy.
Vertica Pro
In-clinic radiofrequency treatment that may be used as an initial or periodic part of an erectile-function pathway.
Vertica Sync
A home-based option for suitable men who want to continue structured self-optimisation between or instead of regular clinic visits.
Focused shockwave therapy
A non-invasive modality that may be considered where tissue responsiveness and vascular factors are relevant.
PelviPower
Fully clothed pelvic floor stimulation and training that may support awareness, coordination, strength or tone optimisation where appropriate.
Rehabilitation and collaboration
Pelvic health physiotherapy, lifestyle optimisation and collaboration with your doctor or other health professionals.
Examples of how care can be shaped, not prescriptions.
One assessment and one Vertica Pro experience, then Vertica Sync at home, with support as needed.
Assessment, then a focused clinic programme, then transition to home maintenance.
Comprehensive assessment, then combined Vertica, shockwave, PelviPower and home or partner work where appropriate.
Six steps, in order.
- 1Choose location and appointment time, and pay the required deposit.
- 2Receive confirmation and complete secure questionnaires.
- 3Attend the consultation and assessment.
- 4Discuss findings and experience an appropriate treatment where suitable.
- 5Receive options, costs and a personalised recommendation.
- 6Choose whether and how you wish to continue.
Cost should not be an unspoken barrier.
Common questions
Not necessarily. Assessment is explained before anything is done, is only performed where it is likely to change your care, and always requires your consent.