Organized by topic. Each cluster pairs educational content with the corresponding treatment so you can move from understanding a condition to evaluating treatment paths at INTIMÉ Miami. All articles written or reviewed by Dr. David Robbins, MD — board-certified urologist, NYU AOA.
Modern ED is more than a function problem — it sits at the intersection of vascular health, hormones, metabolic disease, and sleep. These guides explain causes, treatment options, and what current evidence says about regenerative therapies.
An educational guide to ED — what's happening, when to seek treatment, and the modern regenerative options now available.
How exosome therapy works for ED, what the evidence actually shows, and how it differs from PRP and shockwave.
Platelet-rich plasma therapy explained — mechanism, candidacy, expected timeline, and the realistic outcomes data.
When pharmacologic treatment is the right fit and when regenerative therapy makes more sense — the framework Dr. Robbins uses in consultation.
Untreated sleep apnea is one of the most overlooked causes of ED. The mechanism, what to test for, and why CPAP can transform sexual function.
ED as an early warning sign of metabolic disease — the insulin-erection connection, the labs that matter, and why CGMs are becoming a sexual medicine tool.
Himplant® is the FDA-cleared silicone implant designed for long-lasting length and girth enhancement. These articles explain the procedure, recovery, candidacy, and what patients should realistically expect.
An evidence-based guide to which methods actually work — pills, pumps, and exercises versus the FDA-cleared Himplant girth implant.
What a board-certified urologist recommends — the durable, FDA-cleared answer for girth, and what to skip.
The real surgical options for girth and length, what each costs, recovery timelines, and how financing works.
The peer-reviewed data on length and girth, why perception skews it, and when enhancement is a reasonable choice.
The FDA-cleared silicone implant explained — what it does, how it's placed, who it's right for, and how it differs from inflatable implants.
A realistic, week-by-week recovery timeline — what to expect in week one, when swelling resolves, and when you can return to full activity.
Honest time-off guide by job type — desk workers, physical labor, and how to plan your time off realistically.
The privately-asked question in every consultation — why the soft silicone Himplant is designed to feel like natural tissue.
What the FDA-cleared Himplant does, what it doesn't, and how to set realistic expectations during consultation.
The most-asked question in every consultation, answered honestly — realistic timeline, sensation, partner experience, and what changes (and doesn't) long-term.
Why the subcutaneous, FDA-cleared girth implant sits outside the erectile structures — and is designed to leave natural erectile function unchanged.
Both circumcised and uncircumcised men are candidates — why circumcision status isn't the deciding factor, and when a cosmetic circumcision is optional.
What makes a good candidate — health, realistic expectations, and goals — and who the FDA-cleared girth implant isn't designed for.
Why there's no magic number — candidacy is driven by adult status, general health, and personal readiness, not age.
Travel logistics, recovery timeline, when it's safe to fly home, and how INTIMÉ structures the experience for traveling patients.
The two main implant categories serve very different patients. How to know which conversation you should be having.
Hormone replacement is one of the most discussed and most misunderstood topics in modern men's health. These articles separate clinical evidence from wellness marketing — and explain how cosmetic sexual medicine fits into the broader hormone optimization conversation.
Symptoms patients commonly miss, the labs that actually matter, and when the symptoms warrant treatment versus lifestyle change.
A urologist's perspective on the testosterone optimization movement — what's clinical, what's hype, and how to think about it.
How endocrine-disrupting chemicals show up in hormone labs — and the practical steps that actually reduce exposure.
Weight loss medications are reshaping aesthetic medicine. The unexpected hormone and sexual-function changes patients are reporting.
Cosmetic sexual medicine is a young specialty with a wide range of practitioner quality. These articles help patients navigate the field — choosing a surgeon, understanding modern peptides, and reading the current trend landscape with clinical clarity.
The questions to ask, the credentials that actually matter, and how to filter signal from marketing when selecting a surgeon.
What's growing, what's plateauing, and what the data on cosmetic urology demand actually shows.
PT-141, BPC-157, and the rest — what the evidence shows, separating clinical reality from biohacking hype.
For patients traveling to Miami for cosmetic sexual medicine — logistics, expectations, and how Dr. Robbins structures the experience.