Yes. We address urinary incontinence through pelvic floor strengthening (FMS therapy), which delivers thousands of muscle contractions to restore bladder control. We take a comprehensive approach to your quality of life after cancer treatment.

Recovery depends on your age, pre-surgery function, cancer stage, and whether nerves were spared. With nerve-sparing surgery, many men see gradual improvement over 12-24 months. Our rehabilitation protocols are designed to optimize your recovery potential.

Penile rehabilitation is a proactive program to maintain penile health and promote return of function after prostate cancer treatment. It may include PDE5 inhibitors, vacuum erection devices, injection therapy, and shockwave therapy to keep tissues healthy during recovery.

We recommend seeking evaluation as soon as you’re ready to address sexual health after treatment. Early intervention with penile rehabilitation can improve long-term outcomes. Don’t wait—many men delay seeking help unnecessarily.

Prostate cancer treatments—surgery (prostatectomy), radiation, and hormone therapy—can damage nerves, blood vessels, and tissues essential for erections. Even “nerve-sparing” surgeries may result in temporary or permanent changes to sexual function.