Injection Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction explained by a Urologist

Recorded on April 16th, 2024 by Dr. Jesse Mills
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Join Dr. Jesse Mills, Urologist, as he demonstrates the supplies needed and techniques to use when administering Injection therapy for Erectile Dysfunction.
In this video, Dr. Mills will cover:
- Injection Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction Demo
About the Presenter
Jesse N. Mills, MD is Director of the Men's Clinic at UCLA, Fellowship Director of the UCLA male reproductive medicine and surgery program, Director of UCLA Urology Santa Monica, and a Health Science Clinical Professor. His practice is solely devoted to urologic men's health issues. He is internationally recognized as a thought leader in male fertility, hypogonadism, erectile dysfunction, Peyronie's disease, and microsurgery. Dr. Mills has performed thousands of penile implants, vasectomy reversal, varicocelectomy and complex Peyronie's disease surgeries, and Xiaflex injections. He proctors internationally in microsurgery and penile implant procedures.
Dr. Mills is a leader in fertility preservation in the gender health program at UCLA as well as in the adult and adolescent oncology programs. He also has a special interest in restoring fertility and sexuality in men with spinal cord injuries. He regularly contributes to peer-reviewed journals and has active clinical and basic science research projects furthering the future of male health. Dr. Mills is an expert in nutrition and fitness and adamantly maintains a healthy active lifestyle despite long days in the operating room and at the men’s clinic. He is also an award-winning best-selling author of, “A Field Guide to Men’s Health”.
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[@harveypixley9501]

Thank you. Many webinars or posts imply that injections should be done at 9 and 3 at ninety degrees. One third from penis base. If this is followed, after a few months this will cause fibrosis for sure.

[@user-ib5ps4mr7j]

I have been using the injections for about a year I and noticed some scar tissue and my penis is a bit smaller , lately I stick the syringe in and I can’t inject because I think I am in the scar tissue the plunger won’t engage I move it around and it finally does,never had this problem at the start . Is this typical? Thank you
Tim