Erectile dysfunction evaluation
Review your symptoms, medicines, and health factors such as circulation and hormones, so treatment matches the cause.
ED care 5009 Roswell Rd NE, Suite 201 · Sandy Springs, GA
Men’s health & ED care in Sandy Springs & Atlanta.Private, in person, judgment-free.
Talk with our clinician in person at our Sandy Springs office about erections, testosterone, energy, or libido. Get an evaluation, understand what’s behind your symptoms, and review treatment options that fit you.
- Physician-led: Dr. Anthony McPherson, MD, medical director
- Seen in person by Brandon Eshleman, PA
- $99 initial consultation, paid when you book
Questions first? Request a callback
Sandy Springs, GA5009 Roswell Road NE · Suite 201
Monday–Friday9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
(404) 264-9553Call to book or ask a question
Dr. Anthony McPherson, MDMedical director
Men’s health care, explained.
Similar symptoms can have different causes. Your clinician starts with an evaluation and recommends what fits, which may include one or more of these options.
Prescription ED treatment
Discuss oral medications and, when appropriate, prescribed injection therapy such as Trimix or Quadmix, with instruction at the office if it’s prescribed.
Treatment optionsTestosterone testing & TRT
Low energy, low libido, or mood changes? Get lab testing and find out whether testosterone replacement therapy is appropriate and how it’s monitored.
TRTAcoustic wave therapy
Ask whether acoustic wave therapy is offered for your situation. Your clinician will explain the current evidence, costs, and alternatives.
Acoustic wave therapyPeptide consultations
Have questions about prescription peptides? Your clinician will explain what is and isn’t established for your situation before any decision.
Peptide consultationsEjaculation & curvature concerns
Premature ejaculation and Peyronie’s disease need their own evaluation. We’ll discuss options and refer you to a specialist when that’s the right step.
Premature ejaculationTreatment is prescribed only when your clinician decides it’s appropriate after an evaluation. Results vary.
From first question to first visit.
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Ask a question or book
Call, request a discreet callback, or book through the patient portal. Asking questions is free.
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Book your $99 consultation
Choose a time in the secure patient portal and pay the one-time $99 fee, or call and we’ll book it with you.
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Visit our Sandy Springs office
Your clinician reviews your symptoms and history in private and orders labs, such as testosterone levels, if needed.
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Start a plan and follow up
Review options, risks, and costs together, then return for follow-up visits to check how treatment is working.
Clear pricing
Initial consultation: $99
The $99 is a one-time fee charged when you book online through the secure patient portal. You can also call (404) 264-9553 to book.
Included
- An in-person visit with our clinician at the Sandy Springs office
- A review of your health history, symptoms, and goals
- A discussion of appropriate options, risks, and costs
Billed separately
- Follow-up visits
- Medications and pharmacy costs
- Lab work and other testing
- Injections, procedures, and in-office treatments
The consultation is an evaluation. It does not guarantee a prescription, procedure, or particular result; your clinician decides what care is appropriate.
Initial consultation
$99
One-time fee, in person at our Sandy Springs office.
Book online Or call (404) 264-9553Pricing detailsTalk to our team first
Request a callback.
Leave your name and number and our Sandy Springs team will call you during office hours to answer questions about visits, the pricing, and scheduling. Requesting a call doesn’t book an appointment or charge you anything.
(404) 264-9553Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Your care team
Physician-led care in Sandy Springs.
Care at Atlanta Medical Institute is overseen by our medical director, Dr. Anthony McPherson, MD. You’ll meet in person with Brandon Eshleman, PA, our physician assistant, at our office on Roswell Road.
- Address
- 5009 Roswell Road NE, Suite 201, Sandy Springs, GA 30342Get directions
- Hours
- Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
- Phone
- (404) 264-9553
Before your first visit
Questions, answered.
What does the $99 initial consultation include?+
Your first in-person visit with our clinician: a review of your health history, symptoms, and goals, and a discussion of appropriate options and costs. It is a one-time $99 fee paid when you book in the patient portal, or call (404) 264-9553 to book. Follow-up visits, medications, lab work, injections, and procedures are billed separately and explained before you decide on a plan.
Is ED always caused by low testosterone?+
No. Circulation, medications, other health conditions, stress, and hormones can all play a part. Your evaluation looks at the likely causes before recommending treatment.
Are medications or injections included?+
No. Medications, pharmacy costs, lab work, follow-up visits, and in-office treatments are billed separately. Your clinician explains costs before you start anything.
Are visits in person?+
Yes. Your consultations take place in person with our clinician at 5009 Roswell Road NE, Suite 201, Sandy Springs, GA 30342, Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–6 p.m. You can book and manage billing in the patient portal, or call (404) 264-9553.
Is my visit private?+
Yes. You meet one-on-one with our clinician. Please don’t send medical details or photos through the website form; we’ll use the secure clinical process instead.
Can I ask questions before I join?+
Yes. Call (404) 264-9553 or request a callback on this page. Asking a question does not book an appointment or charge you anything.
Men’s sexual health care in Sandy Springs.
Start wherever you feel comfortable
Sexual-health changes can be difficult to describe, but you do not need a diagnosis before asking for help. You may want to talk about erections, desire, ejaculation, pain, or a change in shape. A consultation gives you a starting point for understanding what is happening and what care might be appropriate. Explain your concern in your own words and let the clinician know what you most want from the visit.
Similar symptoms can have different causes
Erectile difficulties, low desire, and ejaculation concerns are related topics but are not the same condition. Medicines, circulation, hormone levels, mood, relationships, and other health factors may contribute. Your assessment should consider those possibilities instead of assigning every symptom to low testosterone. Bring relevant medical records and a complete list of prescriptions, supplements, and sexual-enhancement products.
Choose the right pathway for the concern
For erectile dysfunction, evaluation may lead to established medical or device options and management of contributing conditions. Suspected testosterone deficiency requires appropriate testing. New curvature or painful erections may warrant urology evaluation, while ejaculation concerns can call for a different combination of behavioral and medical approaches. Ask your clinician to explain why a particular pathway fits your symptoms and when another specialist should be involved.
Take time to compare treatment claims
Advertisements may promise permanent restoration, enlargement, or a single procedure that addresses every concern. Ask what evidence supports the exact treatment, whether it is approved for the proposed use, and which alternatives are available. Acoustic and shockwave technologies are not all the same, and investigational options should be described honestly. You should be able to review benefits, risks, practical commitments, and costs before choosing.
Keep communication open after the first visit
Agree on how to discuss side effects, lack of benefit, or questions that arise later. A partner can be part of the conversation if you want, but you can also seek an individual assessment. Do not send intimate photographs or detailed medical records through a general contact form. Ask the office for an appropriate secure method if clinical material is needed. Your follow-up should reflect your health and preferences.
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5009 Roswell Road NE, Suite 201, Sandy Springs, GA 30342. $99 initial consultation; follow-up and treatment costs billed separately.