While you may already see a therapist or another mental health professional, you may have been referred to a psychiatrist. A psychiatrist is a mental health professional who has attended medical school. Unlike a psychologist, a psychiatrist is an M.D. They can offer a variety of different services than a counselor or therapist.
So, what does this mean when you visit a psychiatrist instead of a therapist? These are some of the expectations you can have when you move forward with treatment.…
Erectile dysfunction (ED) refers to the inability to achieve an erection. In addition, even if an erection is achieved, maintaining it may be problematic in those struggling with erectile dysfunction. Erectile dysfunction can be caused by several various factors, however, an erectile dysfunction doctor will need to determine the underlying cause before a treatment plan can be implemented. Here are some causes of ED and erectile dysfunction treatment options that may help improve your symptoms.…
Are you tired of looking in the mirror, only to see sagging skin hanging from your upper arms? You may figure your only options are to spend hours in the gym, building up muscle — or to undergo surgery to remove the skin. Years ago, you might have been right. But these days, you have better options. There are actually a few different non-surgical options for skin tightening. Talk to a cosmetic doctor or visit a med spa near you to learn more about these treatments.…
