Men's Sexual Health
Struggling with some kind of sexual dysfunction, such as erectile dysfunction, Low T, Peyronie’s disease or something else? You’re not alone — we can help. Maze specializes in Sexual Health for patients in Westchester, New York City NYC, Connecticut, and New Jersey.
Here's How We Can Help You
At Maze, we treat the whole man. As a dedicated men’s sexual health clinic, we start by taking whatever time it takes to know you well: your lifestyle, your diet, your exercise regimen — any aspect of your medical history that will help us understand what’s going on with you. And it’s a real conversation, not some rote clinical drill.
As you’ll see, Maze team members are not only gifted scientists, they’re great guys — easy to talk to, non-judgmental, and passionately committed to finding the best possible treatment. Our staff includes a sexual educator, a research clinician, and the center’s founder, Doctor Michael Werner, a board-certified urologist who specializes in male sexual health. Together, they’ll coordinate a unique plan for you.
We draw upon the best that science has to offer. For many men, there are several issues that need to be addressed, either simultaneously or sequentially. Whatever your treatment, rigorous follow-up will be an important part of it. Reliable testing and analysis are essential to good science, so we have had our own laboratory in-house since we opened our doors.
No one else applies this level of resources or expertise to restoring sexual health. So no matter how long your problem has existed or how difficult it has been for you, we can most likely help. If you’ve got the courage to call our men’s sexual health clinic, we’ve got the training and compassion to see you through.
Male Sexual Health Issues
Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Low Testosterone/
Andropause
Treating your Low T can dramatically change your life, but only if it’s treated properly. Because Low T is a complicated condition that presents differently in different men, just checking your testosterone level will be of limited use unless someone has the expertise to understand it within the context of your overall health. And a treatment plan can’t be optimized unless a specialist continually monitors and calibrates it to achieve the best possible results.
Not sure if you have Low T? Take our Low T Symptoms Quiz.
Low Libido/Low Sex Drive
Premature Ejaculation
Delayed Ejaculation
Peyronie’s Disease
Chronic Pelvic Pain
Chronic Prostatitis or Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CP/CPPS) are typically associated with Urinary Symptoms (frequency, urgency, dysuria, nocturia) or Sexual Symptoms (erectile dysfunction, acquired premature ejaculation, painful ejaculation). Often, a combination of treatment options yields the greatest relief.
Learn more about diagnosis and treatment for Chronic Pelvic Pain.
Gay/Bi Men's Sexual Health
Our team of Men’s Health providers are inclusive and understand the health risks associated with being a gay or bisexual man. Some health issues and psychological stressors occur more often in gay/bisexual men than in straight men. We have designed and staffed our services specifically to address your unique risks and needs.
Learn more about our approach and treatment options for Gay/Bi men.
Partner Support & Treatment
We realize how difficult it can be for partners. Understanding what another person is experiencing and then trying to communicate your feelings about how the issue is impacting you and your sex life is no easy task. Learning more about the problem may help facilitate a discussion. Find out how we can help you and your partner move forward with treatment for Low T, ED, Premature Ejaculation or any other male sexual dysfunction.
Penile Rehabilitation
Just because you have been treated for prostate cancer doesn’t mean you have to suffer with erectile dysfunction. The important thing to remember is that active and immediate rehabilitation will maximize your long-term sexual functioning and allow you to be sexually active right away.
Exercise Physiology
There is a science to exercise that is often overshadowed by the more superficial “quickest ways to lose weight” angle often featured in the media. However, when approached comprehensively and monitored carefully, exercise can dramatically improve your treatment outcomes as well as your overall sexual and reproductive health.