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Wiser HBOT is a hyperbaric oxygen therapy center in Midtown Manhattan founded by plastic surgeon Dr. Itay Wiser. Its team also includes an HBOT specialist and a certified physician assistant, and treatments take place in a medically supervised setting. The center runs HBOT programs for recovery before and after cosmetic or reconstructive surgery, athletic recovery and performance, and chronic neurological conditions. Each patient is evaluated by the medical team before a personalized treatment plan is set.

Clinic services

  • Hyperbaric oxygen therapy
  • HBOT for post-surgical recovery and plastic surgery healing
  • HBOT for athletic recovery and performance enhancement
  • HBOT for chronic neurological conditions
  • Pre-surgical HBOT

Conditions

  • Chronic wounds
  • Recovery after cosmetic or reconstructive surgery (off-label use)
  • Post-concussion syndrome (off-label use)
  • Traumatic brain injury (off-label use)
  • Stroke recovery and brain ischemia (off-label use)
  • Alzheimer’s disease, dementia and memory decline (off-label use)
  • Multiple sclerosis (off-label use)
  • Lyme disease-related neuroinflammation (off-label use)
  • Cerebral palsy (off-label use)
  • ADD and ADHD (off-label use)
  • Post-traumatic stress disorder (off-label use)
  • Depression (off-label use)
  • Brain fog and chronic fatigue (off-label use)
  • Migraine and chronic headaches (off-label use)
  • Tendonitis and tendinopathy (off-label use)
  • Ligament sprains and partial tears (off-label use)
  • Muscle strains and minor tears (off-label use)
  • Cartilage degeneration and injuries (off-label use)
  • Overtraining symptoms
  • Systemic inflammation (off-label use)
  • Post-COVID symptoms (off-label use)
  • Longevity

* Off-label: outside FDA-cleared HBOT uses. FDA HBOT guidance

Planning your visit

Every patient is evaluated by the clinic's medical team before treatment begins.

At the initial consultation, patients provide a complete list of medications, supplements and vitamins, and they are asked to report any changes during treatment. HBOT is offered both before and after surgery; post-surgical sessions begin once the surgeon gives clearance, often within 24–48 hours of the procedure. The clinic says neurological sessions typically last 60–90 minutes. Most patients complete 30 to 40 sessions, usually scheduled four to five times per week, though the number depends on the condition and the response to treatment. The clinic supplies 100% cotton scrubs and cotton sheets and blankets, and technicians inspect and approve all garments and items before each session. Items not allowed in the chamber include deodorant, lotion, perfume, hair products, makeup, nail polish applied less than 48 hours before treatment, jewelry, hair clips, hearing aids, dentures, hard contact lenses and clothing with metal, buttons, zippers, snaps or Velcro. Patients are asked to avoid large meals and carbonated drinks right before a session, avoid alcohol for at least 8 hours beforehand and not smoke during the treatment course. Ear fullness during pressurization usually lasts 10 to 15 minutes, with technicians guiding equalization, and patients can watch TV or movies, listen to music or nap during the session.

Nearby clinics

Within 25 miles

  1. Helen L. & Martin S. Kimmel Hyperbaric & Advanced Wound Healing Center

    New York, NY

    Hospital Wound Care Center

    Approx. 0.7 mi away

  2. Noah Clinics

    New York, NY

    Dedicated HBOT Center

    Approx. 0.7 mi away

  3. Halcyon Life (YourHBOT)

    New York, NY

    Dedicated HBOT Center

    Approx. 0.7 mi away

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