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Sexual Health

Want more out of sex? We hear you.

Low desire, erectile changes, painful sex, leaks, or orgasms that aren’t what they used to be. These are some of the most common concerns we hear, from people in their 20s to their 70s. The reasons are many, and so are the solutions. You don’t have to worry in silence.

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Our approach

Sexual health is health.

Sexual concerns are common in long relationships, and there is a lot we can do to help.

Changes in desire, erections, arousal, or comfort are often signals of something bigger: hormones, blood flow, insulin resistance, pelvic floor changes, stress, or sleep. We look at the whole picture first, then match treatments to the actual cause rather than offering a single fix for everyone.

We care for men, women, and couples. Each person gets their own assessment and plan, and we believe every couple deserves a fulfilling sex life.

The Sexual Health & Performance Program

For one or both partners who want more from intimacy. Desire, arousal, comfort, and performance are rarely about one thing, so we bring together the treatments and tools that fit you. That may include GAINSWave®, PRP treatments like the O-Shot® or P-Shot®, peptides, supplements, and at-home devices. We adjust as you go, and you can start it on its own or add it to your plan. Couples who start together save on the program.

For men

Erectile changes, explained and treated with care.

Erectile changes are common after 40. They’re often an early sign of blood flow or hormone changes worth understanding.

For women

Comfort, confidence, and pleasure.

Low desire, painful intercourse, dryness, bladder leaks, and difficulty with orgasm are common, and none of them are something you just have to live with.

From the blog

Further reading on sexual health.

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Common questions

Straight answers.

Is this awkward to talk about?

It doesn’t have to be. These are everyday conversations for us, and your visit is private and unhurried.

Can couples come in together?

Yes. Couples can come in together for one longer visit, and each partner leaves with their own plan.

Are these treatments painful?

Most are in-office with little or no downtime. We use numbing where it helps and walk you through exactly what to expect for each option.

Where do I start?

With a free conversation. We’ll talk through what’s changed and recommend whether to begin with labs, a specific treatment, or both.

Let’s start with a conversation.

A free, no-pressure conversation.

Based in Amarillo, Texas. Welcoming patients who travel for care.

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