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Weight has a direct effect on urologic and sexual health. We offer in-house weight-loss consultation because, for many men, losing weight is one of the most powerful things they can do to improve how they feel and function.
Weight isn't a side issue in urology — it's often central. Excess weight is tied to erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, urinary incontinence and overactive bladder, kidney stones, and overall metabolic health. For many patients, weight loss meaningfully improves these conditions — sometimes more than any single procedure or pill.
If you're carrying extra weight, we offer a weight-loss consultation right here, integrated with your urologic care rather than sent somewhere else and forgotten. We make it part of the plan because it changes outcomes.
We connect weight management to what brought you in — better erections, better energy and testosterone, fewer bladder symptoms, lower stone risk — so the effort has a clear, motivating payoff you can feel.
Why it matters
Because we have a combined urology and interventional radiology team in-office, we diagnose and treat the large majority of what we do right here — see how our in-office model works.
If weight is affecting your health — or your urologic symptoms — ask us about it at your visit. Call (212) 991-9991 or book a consultation.
Because weight directly affects urologic and sexual health — erectile function, testosterone, bladder symptoms, kidney stones, and metabolic health. For many men, weight loss meaningfully improves these conditions, so we make it part of the plan.
Losing weight can improve erectile function, raise testosterone, reduce urinary incontinence and overactive-bladder symptoms, and lower kidney-stone and metabolic risk. The benefits often show up across several conditions at once.
Yes — we offer weight-loss consultation in-house, integrated with your urologic care rather than handed off elsewhere, so it actually gets followed through.
For many men, yes. Excess weight is strongly linked to both ED and low testosterone, and weight loss can improve both — often alongside the other treatments we offer.
No. Even moderate weight loss can improve urologic and sexual-health symptoms and overall metabolic health. We'll tailor guidance to your situation.
Book a men's-health visit at our Manhattan or Forest Hills office — a simple step that's easy to keep putting off.
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