Mental health counseling is an important treatment for ED related to depression, anxiety, and stress. A mental health professional can also help address relationship issues or sex-specific concerns, such as fear of sexual failure.

This treatment involves injecting a medication into the side of your penis to increase blood flow. This medication also comes as a suppository you insert into the opening at the tip of your penis (urethra).

ED medications (also called PDE5 inhibitors) are oral medications that improve erections by increasing blood flow to the penis. There are several types, including Sildenafil, Tadalafil, Vardenafil, and Avanafil.

Changing your lifestyle isn’t always easy. But being able to have better erections may be a good incentive. We work with you to help you quit smoking and stop alcohol and drug use. Other changes can also improve ED, such as exercising more often and maintaining a healthy weight.

Penile implant surgery is usually an option when other treatments are not effective. Our urologists are skilled surgeons, offering the latest inflatable and malleable implant types.

After surgery, you may go home that day or stay overnight in the hospital. Recovery typically takes four to six weeks before you can use the implant.

A penis pump is a vacuum device you place over your penis. By removing air from inside the device, you draw blood into your penis, causing an erection. An elastic ring you place at the base of your penis helps maintain the erection for up to 30 minutes.