Non-invasive. Precise. Liberating.

Transforming prostate treatment.
Liberation for millions of men.

The world’s first truly non-invasive treatment for an enlarged prostate.

living with discomfort

When fear of treatment stops men from seeking the help they need.

Millions of men live with the discomfort of an enlarged prostate (BPH), yet delay treatment because current options are invasive, painful, or carry unwanted side effects.
It’s not just a medical issue; it’s a deeply human one. Most aren’t refusing care, they’re avoiding trauma.
choice without compromise

Empowering men to treat early in safety, comfort and dignity.

NINA Medical is pioneering a paradigm shift in prostate care: the first truly non-invasive treatment for BPH. With real-time, image-guided ultrasound delivered entirely from outside the body, NINA transforms the experience, safe, precise, and free from trauma.

This isn’t just innovation; it’s market creation. We’re giving millions of untreated men a compelling first-line option, opening a scalable, high-growth segment with significant market potential.
30M
men in the U.S. suffer from BPH
50%
of men over 50 are affected
60%
of men avoid treatment
18M
men are left untreated
Expert testimonials

Global experts recognize transformative science.

“Excellent science being directed at a global unmet need by a cohesive and determined team. Real step-change innovation - destined for high impact.”

Mark Emberton, MD, FRCS
Professor of Urology
University College London

“Many of my patients would prefer sitting on NINA Medical’s therapeutic pillow, receiving image-guided focal treatment for the prostate instead of taking pills.”

Steven A. Kaplan, MD, FACS
Professor of Urology
Director of Research, American Urological Association
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

"True evolution in BPH care, prioritizing the patient's overall quality of life, this paradigm shift embodies the next generation of patient-centered urological care.”

Harcharan Gill, MD
Kathryn Simmons Stamey Emeritus Professor of Urology

Stanford University