Dr Christopher Love

20/11/2025

Because more is simply how you live…

For men who like to go beyond ordinary, UroFill offers a tailored, medical-grade enhancement option.

No gimmicks, no exaggeration, just a professional procedure for those who want to take it one step further.

11/11/2025

"What Should I Expect During My Consultation?"

During your UroFill® consultation, your provider will take the time to review your medical history, understand your goals, and explain the UroFill® process in detail.

They will also assess your anatomy and create a personalised treatment plan tailored to help you achieve your desired results. It's all about ensuring you feel informed, comfortable, and confident in your decision.

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08/11/2025

What if your body could help itself and you simply gave it the right nudge?

At our practice, Low-Intensity Shockwave Therapy (LiSWT) is used as a non-invasive option to help men with erectile dysfunction caused by reduced blood flow.

Rather than just masking a symptom, this treatment prompts your body’s own repair mechanisms encouraging new micro-blood vessels, improved nerve health and renewed blood flow.

Learn more: https://www.drlove.com.au/low-intensity-shockwave-therapy-for-ed/

Why it matters:
• If your ED is rooted in reduced blood flow or vascular change, LiSWT can help reset the foundation, not just the performance.
• It’s non-invasive so no anaesthetic, minimal discomfort (a light tingling) and short sessions of around 20–30 minutes.
• It complements existing treatments. If medications like PDE5-inhibitors worked before but don’t now, this therapy may help improve your response.

What to expect:
A weekly session for around six weeks, carefully tailored by Dr Love and his team.

Important to know:
Not everyone qualifies. If you’re on long-term steroids, have a clotting disorder or take certain anticoagulants, this treatment may not be suitable.

The bottom line:
It’s about regeneration, helping your body rebuild the foundation rather than just applying a patch.

If you’ve been frustrated with treatments that only scratch the surface, it might be time to consider one that works from the inside out.

Contact us to book in a personalised consultation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRcroBqDzFI

Dr Christopher Love discusses Low-intensity Shock Wave Therapy (LiSWT) for Erectile Dysfunction.https://www.drlove.com.au/low-intensity-shockwave-therapy-for...

06/11/2025

Another success. Restoration of erections after prostate cancer surgery

03/11/2025

"How Long Do the Results and Increased P***s Size Last?"

The results of UroFill® can last for up to 12-18 months, depending on individual factors.

From a recent study of almost 600 men, 93% of the enhancement was still there after 3 years. We know for some men, it lasts far longer.

The hyaluronic acid used in the procedure is gradually absorbed by the body over time, we slow down this process by keeping the product in the correct anatomical space.

Despite this many patients choose follow-up treatments to maintain and build on their results.

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29/10/2025

For men living with persistent erectile dysfunction (ED), when tablets, injections, or vacuum devices are no longer effective, a pe**le implant may offer a long-term, reliable solution.

Dr Christopher Love performs pe**le implant surgery using his own MINT (Minimally Invasive No-Touch) technique, designed to reduce infection risk and support faster recovery. This refined approach reflects Dr Love’s focus on safety, comfort, and precision in every procedure.

Dr Christopher Love explains what pe**le implants are and how life is with one.www.drlove.com.au

22/10/2025

"How Long is the Downtime for Pe**le Enhancement?"

With UroFill®, the downtime is minimal. Most men can return to normal activities, including sexual activity, just 72 hours after the procedure. There is typically little to no disruption to your daily life, and any mild discomfort or swelling usually resolves within a few days. UroFill® offers a quick recovery compared to traditional surgical options, making it an ideal choice for those looking for effective enhancement with minimal downtime.

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15/10/2025

When it comes to men’s health, expertise matters.

Choosing the right provider can make all the difference. In this article, Dr Christopher Love explains the two words that signal you’re in the care of a highly qualified specialist: FRACS (Urology).

This distinction means years of dedicated surgical training, advanced urological knowledge, and a commitment to providing the highest standard of patient care.

Read the full article here:
https://www.drlove.com.au/the-two-words-you-need-to-look-for-when-searching-for-a-mens-health-provider/

In the blog, Dr Love shares:
• What FRACS (Urology) really means
• How this qualification reflects specialist training and patient safety
• Why choosing the right doctor gives you confidence in your care

When seeking a men’s health provider in Australia—particularly for issues like erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, pe**le implants, or male infertility—it’s crucial to ensure your specialist is properly trained and accredited.

11/10/2025

Restore Urology, Gideon and myself, have been at the Sexual Medicine Society of North America Scientific meeting for 3 days, presenting papers and catching up with colleagues like Dr Paul Perito, Prof VB Modgil and Trenton Barrett, as well as seeing two of our former Urology Fellows, Wen and Justin, who are now back in practice in the USA. Good to see Dr Luleci and Melih Luleci also.

03/10/2025

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. Learn more as you follow Bob and Tom’s personal journeys through prostate cancer and the erectile dysfunction that followed, the challenges they faced, the treatments they explored, and the hope they found along the way. Join the support squad.

Read their stories here: https://coloplast.to/a2cd

03/10/2025

What is Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)?

As men get older, it’s normal for the prostate to gradually enlarge. This process is called Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) and it’s incredibly common, affecting around 50% of men over the age of 50.

While BPH isn’t cancer, the changes it causes in the prostate can affect the way the bladder works, leading to what doctors call lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS).

These might include:
Needing to urinate more often
A weaker flow of urine
Feeling like the bladder isn’t completely empty

To understand what’s going on, Dr Love may recommend simple, non-invasive tests such as:
A urine flow test
Ultrasound scans
The International Prostate Symptom Score questionnaire
PSA and urine tests

Importantly, the size of the prostate is less important than the symptoms it causes. If you’ve noticed changes in your urinary habits, you don’t have to just “put up with it.” Early assessment can make a big difference.

Book a consultation with Dr Christopher Love to discuss your symptoms and find the best way forward.