The goal of penile rehabilitation is to improve penile oxygenation, prevent cell death, and promote early recovery of erectile function. Penile Rehabilitation is the practice of circulating oxygen-rich blood through the penis with the intent to repair and improve penile tissue resulting in better erectile function. For men recovering from pelvic surgery, restoring pre-operative erectile function is a realistic goal. Think of it like exercising your penis. The best exercise for a strong penis is daily blood flow. At night infants have erections, nocturnal erections and throughout life men have spontaneous erections. No visual, physical or sexual stimulation, simply the body's natural way to keep that part of your body healthy and fully functional. Whatever the underlying cause, when men begin to experience a change in their erections, the penis is lacking sufficient blood flow and regular penile exercise can help.

CBH Medical Rehab uses Vacuum Therapy as the mechanism of action to pull blood through the penis. Men are routinely prescribed to physically rehabilitate the smooth penile muscles and ensure optimal oxygenated blood flow levels are maintained. Think of the vacuum device as your exercise equipment.  Vacuum technology combined with a custom CBH penile rehab program men can reduce the chance of penile atrophy and fibrosis. A consistent, daily routine of penile oxygenation will encourage a faster return to pre-operative sexual function. We know penile rehab is most successful when the treatment plan is tailored to a man’s specific ED needs.  THIS is why CBH created 4 plans to choose from.

A Vacuum Therapy Device is an external rehabilitation tool used to maximize the number of erections created during ED therapy. Vacuum Erection Devices (VED) came to market in 1982, today they remain the primary FDA-cleared medical device for the purpose of creating an erection strong enough for penetration. Vacuum Erection Devices are the only FDA-cleared ED medical device proven over 90% effective in creating erections strong enough for penetration*. This technology combined with the custom CBH penile rehabilitation plan is the CBH difference to stronger erections and improved penile health.

Your experience matters to us. It is our mission at CBH to spread the word about penile rehabilitation and help as many men, women, and partners as we possibly can restore their sex life.  Happy satisfied CBH customers is the bridge to getting the message out to others.

Here's what to expect:

1.       Decide CBH is right for you

2.      Choose a plan based on the root cause of your ED

3.      Custom program and equipment are delivered discreetly to your home

4.      Watch, read, learn and practice daily for approximately 2 weeks

5.       Receive consistent tips, tricks and communications from CBH

6.       Once an erection is achieved, you are ready for intercourse 

7.       Have questions?  Contact CBH to meet with an ED specialist

8.       All programs include a 90-day return policy

Erectile Dysfunction impacts approximately 40% of men by age 40 & nearly 70% of men are affected by age 70. 10% incremental increase each decade.

The health of normally aging men: The Massachusetts Male Aging Study (1987-2004) - PubMed (nih.gov)

A study of post-radical prostatectomy patients indicates penile nerve loss is most apparent between the first 4-8 months after surgery (Fraiman, Lepor, & McCullough, 1999) . This study suggested that the post-RP men should follow the early penile rehabilitation protocol to maintain the vascular and cellular integrity of the penis (Fraiman et al., 1999).

The Early Use of Vacuum Therapy for Penile Rehabilitation After Radical Prostatectomy: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis - Feng Qin, Shuzhen Wang, Jinhong Li, Changjing Wu, Jiuhong Yuan, 2018 (sagepub.com)

Studies show the exposure to ED increases the risk of depression.

Erectile Dysfunction and Depression: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis - ScienceDirect

Depression and Erectile Dysfunction: Is There a Link? (psychcentral.com)

According to the CDC..... Men with diabetes are 3x more likely to have ED.  Men with diabetes are more likely to have heart disease, and ED can be a warning sign of blood vessel problems.

Diabetes and Men | Diabetes | CDC https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/library/features/diabetes-and-men.html

Physiology of an Erection

Physiology, Erection - StatPearls - NCBI Bookshelf (nih.gov)