The practice explains that circulation and tissue quality can matter in erectile function and that researchers are studying radiofrequency mechanisms that may include collagen remodeling and blood-vessel responses. However, benefit for ED is not established or guaranteed for an individual. ED can have vascular, neurologic, hormonal, medication-related, emotional, or other causes.

No. APEX RF is not an established substitute for appropriate erectile-dysfunction evaluation or treatment. A private consultation should not delay medical evaluation of ED or other concerning symptoms. The appropriate next step depends on the person’s health history, symptoms, medications, and medical assessment.

Erectile-function concerns can have different causes, including vascular, neurologic, hormonal, medication-related, emotional, and other factors. A medical evaluation may be appropriate before an elective device conversation, particularly when symptoms are new, changing, concerning, or associated with broader health questions. This website cannot diagnose, triage, or replace timely care.

The practice recommends medical review before APEX RF, especially when erectile-function concerns could relate to cardiovascular, metabolic, hormonal, neurologic, medication-related, or emotional factors. Implanted electrical devices, metal in the treatment area, active skin conditions, heat-sensitive conditions, recent procedures, and other health factors may affect candidacy. This is not a complete list; a confidential consultation is required.

The practice publishes options for a six-session series, an eight-session premium package, a three-session maintenance booster, and a single session. The right number and spacing depend on the concern, health review, response, and current clinical protocol, not a one-size-fits-all schedule. A consultation is required before choosing a package.

Response timing varies. The practice notes that some people may notice subtle changes earlier, while circulation- or tissue-related changes, if they occur, may develop gradually over several weeks. A six-to-twelve-week peak is an estimate, not a promise, and no specific result is guaranteed.

The practice describes APEX RF as a noninvasive, in-office option designed without planned downtime. Patients may feel controlled warmth during Apex Circulatory or muscle contractions during Tone. Comfort varies. A clinician should review the skin condition, implanted devices, medical history, contraindications, preparation, risks, and aftercare before treatment.

Tone is a hands-free option that uses electrical muscle stimulation to create involuntary contractions in selected muscle groups. The supplied practice guide lists approximately 20–30 minutes of treatment within a 45–60 minute scheduled block. Area selection, expected response, maintenance, risks, and candidacy vary, so ask whether Tone is appropriate for your goals.

The practice guide lists $3,000–$4,000 for a six-session series, $4,500–$4,800 for an eight-session premium package, , and $600–$750 for a single session. Listed Tone pricing is $1,750 for one area, $2,200 for two total areas, and $2,750 for three total areas. Prices and protocols may change; confirm the current price, inclusions, and final plan during consultation.

Ask the office to clarify the selected option, number of sessions, area or goal, current protocol, price, what is included, any follow-up or reassessment, optional costs, payment timing, and whether changes in the plan could change the total. A package name or quote does not establish candidacy or promise a result.

You may pay directly or explore optional Cherry financing after consultation and after the final purchase amount is clear. Financing does not determine clinical candidacy or guarantee approval, a specific payment, a promotion, or a result. Review the lender’s current APR, term, down payment, payment schedule, promotional conditions, and total repayment before accepting a plan.

Ask the clinician about treatment-specific risks, contraindications, comfort, skin response, activity or follow-up instructions, expected timing, and reasons to contact the office. For symptoms that may need urgent or emergency care, do not wait for a public form, ordinary email, or text response. The website is not a clinical-triage channel.

Call 928-453-8500 to request a confidential consultation at Midwest Internal Medicine, 1840 Mesquite Avenue, Suite B, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403. State only basic routing information when contacting the office through an unsecured channel. Ask about the current availability, preparation, pricing, and secure method for any protected information; confirm appointment timing before travel.