Vaping is linked to a long list of health problems. From cardiovascular disease to lung inflammation, it doesn’t do your body any favors. And now, we can add erectile dysfunction to the list.
Cancer is one disease you want to stay one step ahead of, so frequent screening is a good idea. But does that include at-home PSA tests that screen for possible prostate cancer?
All it takes is one experience with kidney stones to convince you that you never want to revisit the painful condition again. Here are some best practices that go a long way toward kidney stone prevention.
While age can naturally deplete your testosterone levels, it isn't the only factor behind low T. Here are some lifestyle habits and conditions that aren’t doing your testosterone levels any favors.
You’re not performing as well as you’d like in the bedroom, and you want to find ways to boost your sexual function. Here, we review four great strategies to improve your performance and build your confidence.
Does your scrotum extend in a way that makes your penis look smaller than it actually is? A ventral phalloplasty can adjust the tissue to uncover more of your penis, making it appear longer.
You’ve heard enough about enlarged prostates to want to familiarize yourself with the signs. Given that 90% of men develop symptoms by the age of 85, knowing what to watch for can help you get the right care sooner.
You’re ready to reclaim your sex life with a penile implant, but you also may wonder what intimacy will be like afterward. These tips will help you adjust with confidence.
About 90,000 prostatectomies are performed each year in the United States. While the surgery effectively treats prostate cancer, it may lead to temporary side effects, namely post-prostatectomy incontinence.
Did you know that, around the globe, about 40% of women face pelvic organ prolapse thanks to weakness in the pelvic floor? We certainly do, and we’re armed with solutions that can help restore support.
Until we find a cure for cancer, our primary objective remains the same — to get the diseased cells and growths out of your body. That’s why prostate removal, or prostatectomy, plays such a big role in treating prostate cancer. Learn more here.
Struggling with erectile dysfunction? You’re not alone — and you’re not out of options. Here are four excellent strategies to improve your sexual health.
There are many reasons why men can benefit from gender-specific care, and we cover four of the more common here. From erectile dysfunction to mental health, here’s what we want you to know about your health.
Vasectomy numbers continue to rise as more men (and couples) find this approach to birth control to be both easy and effective. Here, we look at who is a good candidate for a vasectomy.
The 50-plus different types of hormones in your body ensure that everything runs smoothly. When there's a deficit, especially in an important hormone like testosterone, the effects can be obvious.
As most men are aware, there’s nothing quite like testicular pain. A close second is pain associated with your scrotum, which is the attention-getter when it comes to a condition called epididymitis.
When you have Peyronie’s disease, not only can your sex life become a little more challenging, thanks to the change in penis shape, the problem can be uncomfortable and sometimes painful. Thankfully, there are solutions.
You’re exhausted and looking forward to a good night’s sleep. Your bladder has other plans, however, and you’re making late-night trips to the bathroom. This is a common sign of benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH.
Most people who’ve had kidney stones report the same thing — the condition is hard to ignore. Still, we want to outline some common signs of this condition because early treatment can make your life a lot more comfortable.
You’ve decided that a vasectomy is a good choice for your life, but you want to make sure the procedure and recovery go as smoothly as possible. While we’ve got the procedure covered, here are some tips for recovery.
Did you know that more than half of women will experience a urinary tract infection at some point in their lives, and that women outpace men by 30 to 1 when it comes to these infections? Here’s why.
Your sex life isn’t what it used to be, thanks to erectile dysfunction, and you want to find a way back. There are a wide range of solutions, which we review here.
Your benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH, is getting to the point where it’s really interfering with your quality of life, and you want relief. That relief may be found in the innovative PlasmaButton® procedure.
Your sex life is an important piece of your wellness puzzle, which makes struggling with persistent erectile dysfunction all the more frustrating. It may be time to explore a penile implant.
You decided that your days of fathering children were over, and you got a vasectomy. Now, your circumstances have changed, and you want to revisit fatherhood. Here’s what you should know about reversing a vasectomy.
Sex has always been an important part of your life, and you’ve relied on it as a source of release, pleasure, and bonding. These days, your sex drive is on the wane, and you want to figure out why. Read on.
You notice swelling in your scrotum or maybe you’re experiencing dull pain in that area. One of the more common drivers of these complaints is a varicocele, which is essentially a varicose vein in your scrotum.
Millions of men and women in the United States have interstitial cystitis, which can greatly impact your quality of life, thanks to pelvic pain and a constant need to urinate. Here's what we want you to know.
One of the more common side effects of prostate surgery is incontinence, which typically resolves itself over time. If it doesn’t, we’ve got you covered with an artificial sphincter, which boasts a 90% satisfaction rate.
Kidney stones are on the rise in the United States, which isn’t great news considering that they’re already fairly common, affecting 11% of men. Here are some signs that you might be joining these growing ranks.
When you have diabetes, everything from your eyesight to your heart health is in the line of fire. Included in this is erectile dysfunction (ED), as men with diabetes are three times more likely to have ED.
While women outpace men by 30 to 1 when it comes to urinary tract infections, it doesn’t mean that men are immune to this health issue. Here are some signs of a urinary tract infection in men.
One of the frontline screening tools for prostate cancer is PSA testing, which delivers important, but certainly not definitive, information. Here’s a look at what your PSA levels might mean
Just like women, men have some health concerns that are unique to their sex — and many aren’t minor concerns. Also just like women, men can avail themselves of specialized care, which we offer here.
Low libido, lack of energy, loss of muscle — you’re feeling the effects of low testosterone, and you’d like to explore whether testosterone replacement therapy is right for you. Here are some points to consider.
While struggling with erectile dysfunction might not exactly be your idea of good news, the condition might be warning you about larger cardiovascular health issues — in time to make a difference.
When it comes to an enlarged prostate — or its more serious-sounding name, benign prostatic hyperplasia — the news isn’t all bad. Here, we present some encouraging information about this prostate issue.
Kidney stones can be incredibly uncomfortable, so you want to explore your treatment options with an eye toward speedy resolution. Here, we review next steps when you have problematic kidney stones.
You’ve exhausted your options for improving your erectile dysfunction, and you’ve decided the best way to restore your sex life is with a penile implant. It’s a great choice, especially if you follow these tips.
You’re undergoing a prostatectomy to safeguard your health, but you’ve heard stories about the aftermath, namely problems with incontinence. While this is a potential complication, it isn’t written in stone, and there are solutions.
You’re of an age where men around you are all of a sudden talking about prostates, and you’re wondering what all the fuss is about. Well, there are some good reasons why you should devote a little time to your prostate.
Your sex life is important to you, and you want to do what you can to keep this area of your life functioning well. Here are five tips that go a long way toward preventing and treating erectile dysfunction.
Appearances can be deceiving, which can often apply to your penis. If excess skin is covering some of your penis, keeping its true length under wraps, we can help unveil its actual form with a simple contouring procedure.
With a lifetime prevalence of 1 in 8 men, it’s little wonder that men would do well to be vigilant about prostate cancer. Here, we review a few warning signs that might be associated with prostate cancer.
There’s a lot of talk about low testosterone, which can also mean there's a lot of misinformation. Here, we review some of the effects of low testosterone on your health and wellness that might compel you to investigate further.
You’re looking forward to a good night’s sleep, but not two hours in, you're fumbling around trying to get to the bathroom thanks to a complaining bladder. This is par for the course for men with enlarged prostates. Here’s why.
All it takes is one experience with kidney stones, or watching a loved one go through it, to know that it's one condition you want to do your best to avoid. Here are three recommendations that go a long way toward that goal.
You understand that sexual function can take a major hit after prostate surgery, and you want to learn how to better navigate this time. Here, we take a closer look at post-prostatectomy erectile dysfunction.
Each year in the United States, half a million men undergo a vasectomy to prevent impregnating a woman. If you’re considering a vasectomy, the news is mostly good when it comes to this simple and effective procedure.
You’ve been struggling with erectile dysfunction, and conservative treatments just aren’t solving the issue. Now, you’re considering a penile implant, and you want to know what your life will be like afterward. Let’s take a look.
You rely a great deal on testosterone for strong muscles and bones, healthy sexual function, and even optimal mental health. As a result, you want to do what you can to prevent testosterone loss. Is this possible?
You may not have given much thought to your prostate over the years, but this small gland can make its presence known in a few different ways. Here, we present a few things you might not (and should) know about your prostate.
There are many reasons why 30 million men in the United States struggle with erectile dysfunction, and mental and emotional health certainly account for some. What’s more — it’s a two-way street.
While testosterone may be known as your “sex” hormone, it casts a much wider net over your health. When your level is lower than normal, there are some potential complications.
Do you find it difficult to initiate urination? Or do you need to get up frequently throughout the night to urinate? These are just two of the many urinary symptoms that can come with benign prostate hyperplasia.
You needed to have us perform a prostatectomy and now you're struggling with postsurgical incontinence. In most cases, the problem resolves itself and, if it doesn’t, we have the perfect solution.
Erectile dysfunction affects more than just your sex life. It can negatively impact your self-esteem, relationships, and even your mental health. Find out what can be done to relieve your symptoms.
While cancer of any kind is never good news, the one word you do want to hear is “localized,” which means the disease hasn’t spread. Here’s a closer look at localized prostate cancer and your treatment options.
One-quarter to one-third of men and women in the United States have some form of urinary incontinence, for very different reasons. Here’s a look at what drives incontinence issues in men and how we resolve them.
One bout with a problematic kidney stone is often enough to drive you to find solutions to avoid another. Unfortunately, kidney stones can recur. Here, we explore why they come back, as well as what you can do to prevent another painful experience.
While the idea of a doctor coming near your intimate parts with a knife in hand can send shivers down your spine, there are no scalpels — and very little discomfort — with the vasectomies we perform.
The relationship between type 2 diabetes and erectile dysfunction is complex, but very real. Here, we take a closer look at the connection between these two problems and the steps you can take to improve sexual function.
You’re contemplating getting a penile implant to restore your sex life, but will there be a new normal? Yes and no. Here, we take a look at some of the myths surrounding implants so that you’re better informed.
Sex is supposed to be an area of your life in which you can de-stress and enjoy yourself, but when you’re plagued by painful erections due to Peyronie’s disease, sex can be anything but enjoyable.
There are many different reasons why men develop testosterone deficiency (low T), and understanding the underlying cause can help you raise your testosterone levels again. Here, we look at a few ways in which you can combat low T.
The role of your prostate in your overall health isn’t all that significant, but when problems arise in this small gland, they can cast a wide net. Here are a few tips to help keep your prostate in good health.
The penis is often considered a symbol of masculinity and all that’s implied by that word — power, confidence, strength. If you feel there’s more to your penis than meets the eye, genital contouring can help.
You’re thrilled to welcome a new member of the family, but you’re also struggling with some unwelcome aftereffects of pregnancy, such as an overactive bladder. The good news is that we can help.
We know your love life is a matter of the heart, but this also includes your sexual function. Here’s a look at the connection between cardiovascular health and erectile dysfunction.
You want your sex life back, but you’re worried about the “new normal” with a penile implant. Rest assured, these devices are helping scores of men (and their partners) find joy in the bedroom again.
You’re not as young as you used to be, and it’s beginning to show in many areas, including your sexual health.We explore some of the reasons why you may experience a decline in sexual desire and how we can help.
An enlarged prostate is a very common condition among men, especially as they get older. While not necessarily medically serious, the problem can cause serious quality-of-life issues. Here’s a look at a few of those troublesome symptoms.
If you’re tired of penile dysfunction interfering with your sex life, you want to find a sustainable and hassle-free solution. In the following, we explore how penile implants answer the call by offering a wide range of benefits.
Your penis is an organ like any other and can develop specific problems. In the following, we discuss four of the more common penile disorders and how we go about remedying each of them.
There are many contributors to erectile dysfunction — some you have no control over, but others you do. Here’s a look at five lifestyle changes you can make to help prevent erectile dysfunction.
One in nine men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer at some point in their life, which means knowing your treatment options is important. Here’s a look at the steps we can take for localized prostate cancer.
If you’ve decided to have a vasectomy, the good news is that the procedure is relatively simple. That said, there are still some steps you can take during your recovery to make sure everything goes smoothly.
While you may not have heard of Peyronie’s disease, you may be familiar with the problem — a developing curvature in your penis. Over time, Peyronie’s disease can cause problems with pain and performance. Thankfully, we have solutions.
Inflammation anywhere in your body is cause for concern, but when it affects your testicles, you may be understandably anxious. It’s called epididymitis, and here’s how it develops, how to recognize the symptoms, and what we can do about it.
Erectile dysfunction is incredibly common among men of all ages — and the triggers are practically as varied as those who struggle with the issue. Here’s a look at some of the main causes of erectile dysfunction and what we can do about them.
A vasectomy is an incredibly effective way to prevent unwanted pregnancy, but there are a few things you should consider before signing on. We review them here so that you know what to expect.
If you’re struggling with urinary incontinence following your prostate surgery, you’re not alone — the problem can affect up to 10% of men. Thankfully, there are solutions, which we review here.
If you’re having chronic problems with erectile dysfunction and medications aren’t helping, an inflatable penile implant provides the perfect solution. Today’s on-demand implants are quick and easy to use so you don’t skip a beat in your sex life.
The testosterone levels in your body influence an incredibly wide range of functions, both directly and indirectly. And these effects aren’t limited to your physical health, as they affect your mental health as well.
There’s a good reason — well, 5 good reasons — why more than half a million men opt for a vasectomy each year in the United States. We explore these reasons to help with your decision.
A cancer diagnosis of any kind is the stuff of nightmares, but when it comes to prostate cancer, the news may not be all bad thanks to early detection, innovative treatments, and the nature of the disease. Here’s what you should know.
If you’re struggling with erectile dysfunction, a penile implant may provide you with the long-term solution you’re looking for. Here’s what you should know.
Benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH) is a common condition, affecting half of men between the ages of 51 and 60 in the United States. Here’s what you should know about the condition and how to recognize the red flags.
More than three million people seek medical care for kidney stones each year in the United States, often in the summer. And the reason why may not be what you think.
If there’s one constant in life, it’s change. If you’ve had a vasectomy, but a life change prompts you to want to reverse this procedure, here’s how we can successfully accomplish this.
Low testosterone can have a surprising impact on your life, affecting everything from your moods to your muscles. Here are some of the warning signs of the condition.
When it comes to family planning, there’s no shortage of methods to stop an unwanted pregnancy. Few, however, offer the protection that a vasectomy does. But is it right for you?
When it comes to prostate cancer, the odds can be a little too scary. Because early intervention is key, here’s a look at the top 5 symptoms to watch out for.
Sometimes all it takes is a minor change in appearance to bring out the best in a structure, which can certainly be true of the penis. Here’s how a simple genital contouring procedure can reveal your true size and shape.
Erectile dysfunction can have a cascading effect on your quality of life, especially if you’ve been battling the stubborn condition for years. The good news is that you can turn it around very quickly with a penile implant.
Whether you’ve had a kidney stone before, or it’s your first time, you know that the goal is to get it to pass as quickly as possible in order to relieve your pain. And there are many ways this can happen.