Erectile Dysfunction Treatment in Marietta, GA
Prescription ED medication, dispensed here, after an evaluation rather than a questionnaire. Free consultation, no insurance billed.
We are on Barrett Parkway at Dallas Highway in West Cobb. Labs are drawn in our office or at LabCorp.
Medical Weight Loss (GLP-1)
Testosterone Replacement for Men
Women’s Hormone Therapy
Peptide Therapy
IV Nutrient Therapy
Vitamin Injections
Sexual Health
Free Consultation on All of It
What We Treat With
Sildenafil and tadalafil. These are the two medications most men come in for, and they work for the majority. Ours are FDA-approved generics obtained through a national pharmaceutical wholesaler — not compounded preparations, and not the unregulated product sold online as a “research chemical.” Your provider selects between them based on how long you want the effect to last, your other medications, and how you tolerate each.
Testosterone replacement, where your labs support it. If low testosterone is contributing, treating it can help — but it is rarely the whole answer on its own, and we will tell you if we do not think it is your problem. See men’s TRT at $100 a month.
PT-141. A peptide that acts on desire pathways in the brain rather than on blood flow, which makes it a different tool for a different problem. It is prepared by a licensed 503A compounding pharmacy. It is not an FDA-approved product for this use and has not been reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness as compounded. Your provider goes through what that means before prescribing.
We do not offer shockwave therapy or implants. If that is what you need, we will say so and point you to a urologist.
Why We Test First
Erectile dysfunction is a symptom, not a diagnosis, and the cause changes what should happen next.
The arteries involved are narrow, which means they often show trouble before the larger vessels do. Cardiology recognises erectile dysfunction as a potential early marker of vascular disease — sometimes appearing years ahead of any other sign. Diabetes, high blood pressure, sleep apnoea, thyroid problems and a long list of common medications all produce it too, and several of those are worth finding regardless of what you came in for.
So your free consultation covers your history and your full medication list, and your provider decides what testing is appropriate. That may include testosterone, blood sugar, lipids, thyroid and a metabolic panel.
A prescription that works while the cause goes unexamined is a missed opportunity, and occasionally a missed diagnosis. That is the difference between this and a subscription that mails you tablets.
Not sure whether your problem is hormonal or vascular? See low testosterone vs erectile dysfunction.
Safety: What Your Provider Needs to Know
Nitrates. PDE5 medications must not be combined with nitrates in any form — nitroglycerin, isosorbide, or recreational “poppers.” The combination can cause a severe, dangerous drop in blood pressure. Tell your provider about everything you take, including anything occasional.
Heart disease. Sexual activity places demand on the heart. If you have significant cardiovascular disease, unstable angina, or have had a recent cardiac event, your provider may want you evaluated before prescribing.
Other interactions. Alpha-blockers, some blood pressure medications and certain antifungals and antivirals all interact. This is routine to work around, but only if we know.
Seek urgent care for an erection lasting more than four hours, or for sudden vision or hearing loss after taking these medications.
A free consultation does not guarantee a prescription. If treatment is not appropriate for you, we will explain why.
Getting Started
Your first visit is a free consultation at our Marietta clinic. We go through your symptoms, your history, your medications and what you are hoping to change. Your provider determines what testing makes sense, and labs can be drawn here or at LabCorp.
We are cash-pay and do not bill insurance, so there are no claims, no prior authorizations and no bill arriving weeks later. Pricing for medication is given at your consultation before you commit to anything, because it depends on the medication, the dose and the quantity.
Medical reviewer: Kent Cohen, MD, FACEP, Medical Director. Prescribing by Jena Bryant, APRN, FNP-BC under nurse protocol agreement with the delegating physician.
Last medically reviewed: October 22, 2026.
Book Free Consultation or call (678) 919-4845. Open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Common Questions About Enclomiphene and hCG
No. The sildenafil and tadalafil we dispense are FDA-approved generic medications sourced through a national pharmaceutical wholesaler. PT-141 is different — it is compounded by a licensed 503A pharmacy, is not FDA-approved for this use, and has not been reviewed by the FDA for safety or effectiveness as compounded.
Most men do well on one of them. Sildenafil acts over a shorter window; tadalafil lasts considerably longer, which some men prefer because it removes the timing element. Food and alcohol affect them differently, and your other medications may make one a better choice. Your provider picks with you, and switching is straightforward if the first one does not suit.
Possibly, and that is worth knowing rather than working around. Several widely prescribed drugs contribute to erectile difficulty, including some antidepressants, blood pressure medications and diuretics. We review your full list at the consultation. Never stop a prescribed medication on your own — but it may be something your prescriber can adjust.
Only if your testosterone is genuinely low and it is contributing. Testosterone drives desire more than it drives the erection itself, so men with normal testosterone usually see little benefit for ED specifically. We test rather than assume, and we will tell you if we do not think testosterone is your issue.
Yes, where both are clinically appropriate — it is a common combination, and the two address different parts of the problem. Your provider reviews your health history and full medication list before prescribing either.
Yes. We offer telehealth visits and can handle follow-ups and refills remotely once you are established. The first visit is better done in person, because an examination and in-office labs tell us things a questionnaire cannot.
