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Atlanta Expert Care in Sexual Health for Men
Changes in erections, libido or sexual performance can affect your confidence and your relationship. At Elite Personalized Medicine, men’s sexual health care starts with in-depth bloodwork and a full hour with your provider, in a caring, confidential setting where you can ask your questions in your own words. Your provider looks at whether low testosterone or another hormonal factor plays a part, alongside your symptoms, history and daily routine, with care at our Peachtree Corners, Dacula and Snellville offices or by telehealth.
Request Your Sexual Health Consultation
Fill out this form to request your consultation and our team will get back to you. We’ll explain the bloodwork and appointment process, help you choose an office and answer your questions about getting started. Your sexual health concerns are kept private.
- We're happy to serve you from our offices in Peachtree Corners, Dacula and Snellville, with Marietta coming soon, or through telehealth.
- Call (770) 416-1070
Watch Brandi Eaton, PA-C, explain why low energy and drive are worth a closer look, and what your labs can show.
Men’s Sexual Health Care at Elite Personalized Medicine
Maybe erections aren’t as reliable as they used to be, your interest in sex has faded or you don’t have the stamina you once did. Maybe you’ve been told it’s just stress or just getting older.
Sexual health concerns can affect men at any age, and they deserve a real answer. Your bloodwork is completed before your first visit, so your provider can walk you through your results, including your testosterone levels, and build a plan with you.
- Bloodwork completed before your first visit
- A full hour with your provider
- Private visits in person or by telehealth
Understanding Changes in Sexual Health
Sexual health concerns in men usually show up in a few ways: erectile dysfunction, which is difficulty getting or keeping an erection; low libido, a lower interest in sex; reduced sexual performance; and less sexual endurance. Low testosterone, also called Low T, is one of the best-known causes. Along with its effect on sexual health, Low T can show up as reduced muscle strength, mood swings and depression. Telling your provider when a change began, how often it happens and what else has changed in your health helps them understand what needs a closer look.
What Can Affect Sexual Health
Low testosterone is often linked to chronic medical conditions, sleep apnea, aging and obesity. Erection difficulties can also be related to other health conditions, medications, emotional concerns and lifestyle. That’s why your provider looks at the whole picture, including your sleep, diet, exercise and stress, alongside your labs. Your bloodwork checks sex hormones, thyroid function, cardiovascular markers, vitamin deficiencies and inflammation before your visit, so your plan addresses what the results show, not just a single number. Your provider takes time to explain the results and build clear next steps with you.
Treatment Options for Men’s Sexual Health
When low testosterone is part of the picture, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) is central to treatment. TRT is available as injections, pellets, creams and troches, and your provider personalizes your dose to your labs and needs. For men with Low T, TRT can help improve erectile function and libido, sexual performance and endurance, and overall energy and mood. Depending on your results, your plan may also include supplements, health coaching, IV therapy or peptide therapy for sexual wellness. Results vary from person to person.
Follow-Up Visits and Ongoing Care
Sexual health care isn’t a one-time prescription. Follow-up visits, typically every three to four months, review how you feel alongside new bloodwork, and your provider adjusts your plan as needed. Each follow-up is a chance to talk about what has changed in your energy, mood, drive and sexual function, and your provider explains any change to your plan so you know why it was made. A health coach can also work with you on nutrition, exercise, sleep and stress between visits, so your plan keeps up as your needs change. Many follow-up visits can happen by telehealth, and you leave each visit with clear next steps.
Men’s Sexual Health Care by Telehealth
For discreet, convenient care, men’s sexual health visits are also available through secure telehealth in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. Your lab testing is done at a local lab before your virtual visit, and your provider reviews the results with you, including whether low testosterone or another hormonal factor plays a part. Telehealth visits support men dealing with low libido, erectile dysfunction and sexual performance concerns from the privacy of home. Lab work and certain treatments, such as pellets, happen in person.
Labs, intake and your first visit
Watch Brandi Eaton, PA-C, walk through how your first visit works, from labs to your full hour with a provider.
Built Around How You Live
For Active Men
Whether you lift, run or play on the weekend, low testosterone can affect your energy, endurance and drive. Sarah Lee, FNP-C, at our Dacula office ran college track and field. As she puts it, health is never just physical: it’s mind, body, recovery and nutrition working together. Your plan is built with that in mind.
For Busy Professionals
If you lead a business or a team, you notice when your energy and drive fade by the end of the day. Hormones affect energy, mood and libido, and many men’s hormones start changing in their 40s. Your plan looks at your labs alongside your sleep, stress and schedule, and telehealth follow-ups fit around your calendar.
Results vary, and no particular outcome or timeline is guaranteed.
Is Men’s Sexual Health Care a Good Fit for You?
A good fit if
- You’ve noticed changes in erections, libido, performance or stamina and want to know why.
- You’d like a private place to talk about it and ask your questions in your own words.
- You want a provider who reviews your bloodwork with you and follows up over time.
Probably not a good fit if
- You want a prescription without bloodwork or an evaluation.
- You’re looking for a single visit with no follow-up.
- You expect one quick fix to work overnight.
What Makes Elite Personalized Medicine Different
- Bloodwork first. A comprehensive panel checks sex hormones, thyroid function, cardiovascular markers, vitamin deficiencies and inflammation, before your visit.
- A full hour together. Time to ask about your results, your symptoms and the treatments you’ve seen advertised.
- Optimal, not just “in range.” We look at how you feel alongside your numbers.
- Ongoing care. You leave with clear next steps, and follow-up visits, typically every three to four months, keep your plan on track.
- A whole team. Providers, nurses and a health coach work under Medical Director Jeff Donohue, M.D., who has practiced functional medicine in metro Atlanta for 20+ years. Meet our team.
“We want to fix people, not numbers.”
Sarah Lee, FNP-C, Functional Medicine, Elite Personalized Medicine
Common Questions About Sexual Health for Men
Can testosterone replacement therapy help with erectile dysfunction?
TRT can help with erectile dysfunction when low testosterone is the cause. By restoring testosterone to normal levels, many men see an improvement in erectile function. Your provider checks your bloodwork first to see whether low testosterone plays a part.
How does low testosterone affect sexual performance?
Low testosterone can lead to reduced libido, difficulty getting and keeping erections, and a general decrease in sexual stamina and performance. Low T also affects your overall energy, which can reduce sexual endurance.
How can I tell if my sexual health concerns are related to Low T?
Your provider reviews your symptoms and history and uses blood tests to measure your testosterone levels. You don’t need to diagnose yourself first. Your bloodwork is completed before your first visit.
Will my sexual health concerns be kept private?
Yes. Our offices provide a caring, confidential setting, and secure telehealth visits are available if you’d rather talk from home.
What treatment options do you offer?
When low testosterone is the cause, testosterone replacement therapy is available as injections, pellets, creams and troches. Your plan may also include supplements, health coaching, IV therapy or peptide therapy, based on your labs and goals.
Can I have my visits by telehealth?
Many visits can, in Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. Lab work happens at a local lab, and certain treatments happen in person.
Related Care at Elite Personalized Medicine
Testosterone Therapy for Men
As men age, testosterone can drop and show up as fatigue, lower libido, mood changes or less muscle. If therapy is right for you, your dose is personalized and your levels are monitored over time.
Health Coaching
Knowing what to change is one part. Doing it is another. A health coach works alongside you on nutrition, exercise, sleep and stress and keeps you accountable between provider visits, in person or by telehealth.
IV Therapy
IV therapy delivers vitamins, minerals and fluids directly into the bloodstream, with a blend chosen after a review of your health goals. It is offered for hydration, an energy boost and sports and athletic recovery.
Looking for something else? See all men’s health services
Ready to Talk About Your Sexual Health?
Fill out the form to request your consultation and we’ll get back to you, or call (770) 416-1070. We’ll help you choose an office and get your bloodwork started.
- Peachtree Corners
- Dacula
- Snellville
- Marietta (coming soon)
- Telehealth