Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Erectile Dysfunction treatment.

The procedure places a biocompatible filler in targeted areas to increase localized blood flow. Enhanced circulation supports stronger, longer-lasting erections. Treatments are performed by medical providers and focus on safety, precision, and individualized technique for best functional outcomes.

Ideal candidates are men with vascular-related erectile difficulties who seek minimally invasive options. A thorough medical evaluation rules out underlying conditions. Not suitable for those with certain blood disorders, active infections, or specific medication interactions.

Appointments include consultation, examination, and informed consent, followed by targeted injections under local anesthesia. Procedure time is usually brief. Mild swelling or bruising may occur. Providers will review aftercare and schedule follow-up to assess effectiveness and any need for adjustments.

Duration varies by patient, technique, and product used. Many men notice improved function lasting several months; some require maintenance injections every 6–12 months. Providers recommend personalized follow-up to monitor longevity and optimize treatment intervals.

Side effects are usually mild and temporary: bruising, swelling, tenderness, or numbness. Rare complications include infection, vascular compromise, or allergic reactions. Thorough screening, sterile technique, and experienced injectors minimize risks. Contact us immediately if severe pain or unusual symptoms occur.

Avoid blood-thinning medications and supplements (aspirin, NSAIDs, fish oil) for several days unless instructed otherwise. Stay hydrated, avoid alcohol and smoking before the appointment. Discuss medications, medical history, and recent surgeries during consultation to ensure safe, effective treatment.