A treatment plan should be aligned with the underlying cause and the severity of the condition, not applied uniformly across patients. At PYONG MEN, care is structured into three plan tiers, A, B, and C. This men’s treatment package tiers framework allows the same diagnostic rigor and the same regenerative technologies to be delivered at different intensities, matched to each patient’s clinical picture. This article explains what each plan includes, how they differ, and the criteria physicians use when recommending one over another.

The Principle Behind a Three-Tier System

The three plans differ not primarily in price but in the intensity of intervention, the number of sessions, and the breadth of technologies used. Plan A is the most comprehensive option for cases requiring deep structural rehabilitation. Plan B is a standard plan with sufficient coverage of core technologies. Plan C is an essential plan suited to earlier-stage cases that may respond to a lighter touch.

Plan A: Comprehensive Rehabilitation

Plan A is built for severe or multifactorial cases where full structural rehabilitation is appropriate. Core components typically include:

  • Three sessions of Superdose Activated Purified Growth Factor injection (qualifying for a 20% biological package discount when completed)
  • High-precision focused shockwave therapy (f-ESWT) at two to three sessions per week
  • Transrectal QMR for non-thermal deep pelvic cellular support
  • Advanced Pelvic Neuro-Vascular Protocol (PMS + laser)
  • Where clinically indicated, Doctor’s Selection (dry needling + laser) or mechanical tension therapy (VED), depending on the diagnosis

Programs typically run two to three months on average. Indicative budget is approximately THB 200,000–280,000, depending on the condition addressed.

Plan B: Standard Plan

Plan B uses core technologies at a moderate intensity, suited to mid-severity cases. Core components typically include:

  • One session of Superdose Activated Purified Growth Factor injection
  • f-ESWT and transrectal QMR at one to two sessions per week
  • Advanced Pelvic Neuro-Vascular Protocol (PMS)
  • Additional condition-specific interventions where relevant

Indicative budget is approximately THB 100,000–145,000, depending on the condition.

Plan C: Essential Plan

Plan C focuses on foundational technologies and suits earlier-stage cases. Core components typically include:

  • f-ESWT at one session per week
  • Advanced Pelvic Neuro-Vascular Protocol (PMS + laser)

Indicative budget is approximately THB 45,000–65,000.

How Physicians Choose the Right Plan

Plan selection is not a budget decision in isolation. The recommended plan depends on:

  • Diagnostic findings from PCDU, TRUS, endocrine panel, AI semen analysis, or other relevant tools
  • Stage and severity of the condition
  • Response to any previous treatment
  • The patient’s own goals and clinical context

Understanding the Price Structure

Listed budget ranges are preliminary estimates and may vary based on individual case requirements. Reference pricing for the most common specialized interventions:

  • Transrectal QMR and focused shockwave (f-ESWT) for men: THB 3,800 per session (package of 10 sessions: THB 33,000)
  • Doctor’s Selection (dry needling + laser): THB 6,800 per session

Patients whose plan includes three sessions of Superdose Activated Purified Growth Factor automatically qualify for a 20% discount on the biological package.

Key Takeaway

  • Plan A is the most comprehensive rehabilitation tier, suited to severe or multifactorial cases.
  • Plan B is a standard plan covering core technologies at moderate intensity.
  • Plan C is an essential plan for earlier-stage cases.
  • Plan selection depends on diagnostic findings and physician recommendation, not on budget alone.
  • Listed prices are preliminary estimates; rehabilitation programs average two to three months.

FAQ

1. Can I select the plan myself? Patients can share budget context and personal considerations, but the appropriate plan is recommended by a physician after diagnostic evaluation.

2. Is Plan A always better than Plans B or C? Not necessarily. Plan A suits severe or multifactorial cases. Earlier-stage cases may respond well to Plan B or C.

3. How long does a typical program take? Across all tiers, rehabilitation typically runs two to three months on average. Actual duration depends on the underlying cause and individual response.

4. Are the listed prices fixed? The listed ranges are preliminary estimates. Final pricing depends on individual case composition and the specific interventions included.

5. How does the 20% biological package discount work? When a plan includes three completed sessions of Superdose Activated Purified Growth Factor, the 20% discount on the biological package is applied automatically.