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Experiencing erectile dysfunction after prostate surgery is a common challenge, but you’re not alone—and expert help is available. At Atlas Men’s Clinic, a team of five experienced urologists provides comprehensive care.  The team includes Dr. Kiarash Michel, an internationally renowned robotic surgeon recognized by top medical institutions; Dr. Michael Oefelein, a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons; Dr.

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is frequently perceived as solely a physical problem. But in reality, the mind plays a significant role in sexual health. While physical factors like heart disease, diabetes, or hormonal imbalances can contribute to ED, psychological causes are also prevalent in this problem. Stress and Anxiety Stress and anxiety are among the most common

Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects approximately 30 million men nationwide. Several treatment options are available for ED, including shockwave therapy, which we offer at Atlas Men’s Clinic in Los Angeles, Bakersfield, and San Diego. How does it work? What separates it from other ED solutions? Let’s dive into the science behind shockwave therapy and explore why it’s becoming a popular choice

Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects countless men, but it can still make you feel all alone. If you’re frustrated, embarrassed, and longing for ED solutions, our empathetic team at Atlas Men’s Clinic is here to help. One of the most popular treatments for ED today is a noninvasive solution called shockwave therapy. Here’s how it can help you revive your

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is when a man has difficulty keeping or getting an erection that’s firm enough for sex activity. It’s a common issue that can affect men of all ages, and it often has multiple contributing factors. One significant factor that can worsen ED is smoking. How Smoking Affects Your Health Smoking harms your health