Sexual Wellness · Performance & Libido

Sexual performance and libido for men.Physician-led testosterone optimization and PT-141.

Reduced libido and changes in sexual performance are clinical signals. The Genesis approach is physician-led testosterone optimization (TRT or enclomiphene) plus PT-141 where indicated. PDE5 inhibitors remain the first-line option for vascular causes and are coordinated with your primary care physician.

Discreet · Provider-supervised · Evidence-graded
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Important: changes in sexual function can be a cardiovascular signal

New-onset changes in erectile function are associated with future cardiovascular events and can precede a cardiac diagnosis by years. We treat the hormonal and metabolic dimension and we recommend appropriate cardiovascular evaluation in coordination with your primary care physician.

A note on care

Discreet, dignified, evidence-graded.

Common contributors include low free testosterone, elevated SHBG, thyroid disease, insulin resistance, sleep apnea, and chronic stress. Many patients have more than one contributor at once.

Our workup begins with a directed history and clinical evaluation. Therapy follows the clinical picture: TRT or enclomiphene for hormonal contributions, and PT-141 where desire is the limiting factor. PDE5 inhibitors for vascular causes remain first-line and are coordinated with your primary care physician.

How it works

What Genesis offers, and what we do not.

Inside this clinic, we offer physician-led testosterone optimization (TRT or enclomiphene) and PT-141. PDE5 inhibitors (sildenafil, tadalafil) are effective, well-tolerated, and remain the first-line option for vascular causes; we do not substitute peptides for them, and we coordinate prescribing with your primary care physician where appropriate.

We do not offer Trimix, intracavernosal injections, P-Shot, shockwave, or GAINSWave at Genesis Longevity. New-onset erectile changes in a man over 40 with cardiovascular risk factors warrant cardiology referral, not just a prescription.

In context

Where this fits among other options.

Candidacy

Who this is appropriate for.

  • Men with low libido alongside symptoms of low testosterone
  • Men with clinically-confirmed low free or total testosterone
  • Men whose changes in sexual function have not been worked up hormonally or metabolically

Safety considerations

What we screen for.

  • Cardiovascular risk factors (we coordinate cardiac evaluation)
  • Current nitrate medications (PDE5 contraindicated, prescribed by PCP)
  • Diabetes, sleep apnea, and metabolic syndrome (often contributors)
  • Medications with sexual side effects (some SSRIs, beta blockers)

Frequently asked

Frequently asked questions.

Next step

Schedule a private consultation.

Your conversation is confidential. Provider-led, evidence-graded, no pressure.