Personalized ED Treatment for Men.
Confidential, medically guided erectile dysfunction care with treatment options selected around your health history, symptoms, goals, and individual response.
A PERSONALIZED APPROACH
ED Treatment That Looks Beyond a Quick Prescription
Erectile dysfunction is the recurring difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual activity. It is common, but it can also be connected to a range of underlying factors including cardiovascular health, medications, metabolic conditions, stress, hormone levels, and other medical concerns.
At Innovation HRT, ED treatment begins with a confidential conversation about your symptoms, health history, current medications, and goals. Your provider can then determine which treatment options may be appropriate and whether additional evaluation or laboratory testing is recommended.
Why Medical Evaluation Matters
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Review of symptoms and health history
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Medication and cardiovascular screening
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Hormone evaluation when appropriate
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Selection of treatment based on individual needs
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Follow-up and dose adjustments when indicated
UNDERSTANDING ERECTILE DYSFUNCTION
ED Can Have More Than One Cause
Because erectile function depends on blood flow, nerve signaling, hormone balance, medications, and psychological factors, treatment should consider the broader clinical picture rather than assuming every patient needs the same solution.
Blood Flow
Vascular and cardiovascular factors can influence erectile function, making overall health assessment important.
Hormonal Factors
Low testosterone or other hormonal issues may contribute to sexual symptoms in some men and can be evaluated when clinically appropriate.
Medications & Health Conditions
Certain prescriptions and health conditions can affect erectile function, so your provider should review your current treatment and medical history.
Stress & Psychological Factors
Stress, anxiety, relationship concerns, and performance anxiety can also affect sexual response and may be part of the overall evaluation.
HOW IT WORKS
Your ED Treatment Journey, Step by Step
Your treatment starts with a private medical evaluation designed to understand what you are experiencing and which options may fit your needs.
The goal is to choose an appropriate treatment pathway while considering your medications, cardiovascular health, hormone status, and previous response to ED therapies.
Schedule a Confidential Consultation
Confidential Consultation
We discuss your symptoms, medical history, current medications, previous ED treatments, and treatment goals in a private clinical setting.
Medical Review
Your provider reviews health factors that may affect treatment safety or response, including cardiovascular history and medications that may interact with ED therapies.
Treatment Selection
Depending on your evaluation, your provider may discuss oral PDE5 inhibitors, Trimix injection therapy, hormone evaluation, or other appropriate options.
Follow-Up & Adjustment
Follow-up allows your provider to review effectiveness, tolerability, technique where applicable, and whether treatment adjustments are needed.
TREATMENT OPTIONS
Options Based on Your Needs and Response
Innovation HRT offers several ED treatment options. The appropriate choice depends on your health history, current medications, treatment goals, and how you have responded to previous therapies.
Not every treatment is appropriate for every patient. Your licensed provider will review potential benefits, risks, contraindications, and instructions before prescribing.
Available Options May Include
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Trimix compounded injection therapy
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Cialis (tadalafil) or Viagra (sildenafil)
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Hormone evaluation and TRT when clinically indicated
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PT-141 (bremelanotide) in selected cases when prescribed by a licensed provider
PRESCRIPTION OPTIONS
Three Treatment Paths Offered at Innovation HRT
Each option works differently. Your provider can help determine which approach is appropriate based on your medical history, treatment goals, and response to prior therapy.
Trimix
Trimix is a compounded prescription injection that combines alprostadil, papaverine, and phentolamine. These ingredients act locally to increase blood flow and relax smooth muscle in penile tissue.
Trimix may be considered for men who do not respond adequately to oral ED medications or who need another treatment option. Because it is injected directly, proper instruction, individualized dosing, and medical supervision are important.
Cialis & Viagra
Cialis (tadalafil) and Viagra (sildenafil) are PDE5 inhibitors that improve blood flow during sexual stimulation. Viagra is generally shorter acting, while Cialis may provide a longer treatment window.
These medications are not appropriate for everyone and can interact dangerously with nitrates and certain other medications. Your provider will review your health history and prescriptions before determining whether a PDE5 inhibitor is appropriate.
PT-141
PT-141, also known as bremelanotide, acts on melanocortin receptors involved in sexual arousal rather than working primarily through penile blood flow.
Bremelanotide is FDA-approved under the brand Vyleesi for acquired, generalized hypoactive sexual desire disorder in certain premenopausal women. Use for men or for ED is off-label and should only be considered when prescribed by a licensed provider after medical evaluation.
TRIMIX: WHAT TO EXPECT
Personalized Instruction Is Part of Treatment
If Trimix is prescribed, your provider will review safe injection technique, starting dose, storage, frequency, and what to do if the response is too weak or lasts longer than expected.
Patients should follow their prescribed dose carefully and seek urgent medical attention for an erection lasting four hours or longer.
Your Visit May Include
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Review of safe injection technique
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Individualized starting-dose instructions
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Guidance on storage and medication handling
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Instructions for monitoring treatment response
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Clear guidance about prolonged erections and when to seek emergency care
Could Hormone Levels Be Part of the Picture?
Low libido, low energy, changes in mood, and other symptoms can sometimes occur alongside hormonal changes. Our Hormone Deficiency Quiz can help you identify symptoms that may be worth discussing with your provider as part of a broader evaluation.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Erectile Dysfunction Treatment FAQ
What causes erectile dysfunction?
ED can have many causes, including vascular disease, diabetes, medication effects, neurological conditions, hormone-related factors, stress, anxiety, and other health concerns. A medical evaluation can help identify factors that may influence treatment.
What is the difference between Cialis and Viagra?
Both tadalafil and sildenafil are PDE5 inhibitors used to treat ED. Sildenafil is generally shorter acting, while tadalafil may remain active much longer. The most appropriate option depends on your health history, medications, preferences, and provider recommendation.
What is Trimix?
Trimix is a compounded injectable medication containing alprostadil, papaverine, and phentolamine. It is prescribed for ED in selected patients and requires individualized dosing and instruction from a licensed provider.
What if oral ED medications have not worked for me?
If oral medications have not provided an adequate response, your provider may discuss other options such as Trimix, hormone evaluation, or referral for additional evaluation depending on your health history and symptoms.
Are ED medications safe for everyone?
No. ED medications can interact with certain prescriptions and may be inappropriate for some cardiovascular conditions. PDE5 inhibitors should not be used with nitrate medications. Your provider will review your medications and medical history before prescribing treatment.
Trimix
$299/ 5 mL vial
Prescription compounded injection therapy. Actual duration depends on the dose prescribed and frequency of use.
Cialis / Viagra
$7/ pill or troche
Prescription oral ED therapy when medically appropriate.
PT-141
$299
Use in men or for ED is off-label and requires evaluation and prescription by a licensed provider.
YOUR NEXT STEP
