1) Can my primary care physician or urologist treat me for sexual dysfunction the same way a specialized premature ejaculation or erectile dysfunction doctor can?

Sexual dysfunction remains a specialized field that most Primary Care Physicians may not have the same level of dedication, tools or experiences as do our physicians, who treat these problems on a daily basis. Your urologist can of course treat you using many of the available modalities that are open to him. Our physicians utilize proprietary treatment programs that may not be readily available outside of our facilities.

Yes. Viagra ®, Levitra® and Cialis® belong to the same class of medication. If one does not work, it is unlikely the others will. Many of our patients have tried Viagra ® or similar drugs without results. Our physicians will prescribe a personalized treatment plan that can help immediately restore your sexual function as well as deliver a sustainable solution. .

One of our most significant contributions in this area of medicine is the ability to offer safe and effective treatment for men who want to improve their sex lives but do not wish to take unnecessary risk. Our physicians take into consideration the patient’s health as well as the goal of the treatment sought after. A thorough medical assessment as well as on site testing are necessary to ensure safe delivery of health care. You will need to be completely candid with your medical history and bring the list of medications you are taking, if any.

The attending physician will take into consideration any and all prescription medications you are using before making any recommendation. Most of our treatment options do not interact with other prescription medications.

No. We only prescribe FDA approved prescription medications. Recent studies have shown that herbal supplements either are ineffective, or have been shown to cause dangerous side effects. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued a consumer warning regarding dangerous ingredients in certain dietary supplements. For more information click here.

6) How much will treatment for PE and impotence therapy cost?

There is a one time consultation. This fee covers the first consultation, diagnostic testing and all follow-up visits. This fee may vary depending on the location of the clinic. Please call our toll free number (hyperlink to contact us) for specific cost.

In addition, the cost of the prescribed treatment program also varies depending on the duration of the treatment and the desired results. Such cost can be discussed once the assessment has been completed so that you can make an informed decision.

The company has been operating for over 15 years. We have over 100 clinics, including the U.S., Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East..

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Yes, we actually encourage your partner to join you at the consultation. Quite often, the partner is relieved to understand that this is an identifiable problem that can be successfully treated both with short and long term goals.

A typical appointment lasts about 2 hours. This allows enough time for a comprehensive assessment and diagnosis to be made, treatment options discussed and treatment program initialized. This commitment of time is an important investment in your personal health and well-being.