Physician-Led · Private · Lawrence Township, NJ
Men’s Sexual Health in New Jersey
Sexual health problems are among the most common conditions in men — and among the most undertreated, because most men never bring them up. Princeton Men’s Health provides comprehensive, physician-directed evaluation and treatment for the full range of men’s sexual health concerns. Every consultation is private. Every treatment plan is built around your specific clinical picture.
Why Men Don’t Seek Help — and Why That Needs to Change
Sexual health problems — erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, low libido, Peyronie’s disease, reduced sensitivity — affect a significant proportion of men at some point in their lives. The prevalence increases with age, but these conditions are not limited to older men. Many affect men in their 30s and 40s.
Despite how common they are, the majority of men with sexual health concerns never discuss them with a physician. The reasons are well understood: embarrassment, a belief that nothing can be done, or simply not knowing where to go. The result is years of unnecessary suffering and relationship strain that is, in most cases, entirely treatable.
Princeton Men’s Health exists specifically to close that gap. Dr. Siddique has evaluated and treated these conditions for nearly 30 years. The conversations that feel difficult elsewhere are straightforward here.
Sexual Health Treatments at Princeton Men’s Health
Every treatment listed below is physician-evaluated and physician-directed. Dr. Siddique reviews your full clinical picture before recommending any approach. There are no standing protocols and no one-size-fits-all programs.
Erectile Dysfunction
Roughly 80% of ED has a vascular cause. Dr. Siddique identifies the root cause before recommending treatment — not after.
Learn more →The P-Shot (Priapus Shot)
Autologous platelet-rich plasma from your own blood — performed by the physician, not a technician. No foreign substances.
Learn more →Focused Shockwave Therapy
Non-invasive acoustic wave therapy that stimulates new blood vessel growth. Drug-free. No recovery period.
Learn more →Penile Enhancement
Autologous fat transfer and PRP — using only your own biological tissue. No synthetic fillers. No implants. Physician-evaluated.
Learn more →Premature Ejaculation
Physician-evaluated assessment and personalised treatment. A condition more common — and more treatable — than most men realise.
Learn more →Peyronie’s Disease
Penile curvature caused by scar tissue formation. Early evaluation matters — treatment options differ significantly by stage.
Learn more →The Most Common Questions Men Ask
Is erectile dysfunction normal?
ED is common — affecting roughly half of men between 40 and 70 to some degree — but it is not an inevitable part of aging that must be accepted. In the majority of cases it has an identifiable cause, and in the majority of those cases it is treatable. The question is not whether ED is normal. The question is what is causing it.
Can these conditions be treated without surgery?
Most of the conditions we treat at Princeton Men’s Health do not require surgery. Focused shockwave therapy is entirely non-invasive. The P-Shot and penile enhancement procedures are performed in-office under local anaesthesia with no general anaesthesia and no hospital stay. Testosterone therapy involves no surgical intervention. For most men, effective treatment does not mean an operating room.
Will this affect my relationship?
Sexual health problems affect relationships in ways that go beyond the physical. Avoidance, reduced intimacy, communication breakdown — these are common secondary effects that the primary condition drives. Treating the underlying condition frequently improves the relationship dynamic as well. Individual results vary.
Is my consultation completely private?
Yes. Princeton Men’s Health is a physician-led private practice. Your consultation is with Dr. Siddique personally. Your treatment is between you and your physician. Nothing about your visit is shared without your explicit consent.
A Comprehensive Evaluation — Not a Checklist
The most important thing that separates Princeton Men’s Health from a standard men’s health clinic is what happens before any treatment is recommended. Dr. Siddique takes a full medical history, reviews relevant lab work, and understands the complete clinical picture before suggesting any intervention.
Sexual health problems rarely exist in isolation. Erectile dysfunction can be the first sign of cardiovascular disease. Low libido is frequently driven by hormonal deficiency. Premature ejaculation can have neurological, psychological, or hormonal contributors. Peyronie’s disease affects both physical function and psychological wellbeing simultaneously.
Understanding which factors are driving your specific presentation determines which treatment — or combination of treatments — is actually appropriate for you. That is what a comprehensive evaluation provides. It is also what most men never receive.
About Dr. Mahmood Siddique
Dr. Siddique is board-certified in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, critical care, and sleep medicine — quadruple board-certified, with nearly 30 years in active clinical practice. He holds a Clinical Associate Professorship at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, where he trains the next generation of physicians.
His board certification in sleep medicine is particularly relevant in men’s sexual health — untreated sleep apnea is one of the most common and most overlooked suppressors of testosterone. His background in internal medicine means that when he evaluates a man with erectile dysfunction, he is also evaluating his cardiovascular risk, his metabolic health, and his hormonal status — not just his chief complaint.
Frequently Asked Questions
Princeton Men’s Health treats erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, Peyronie’s disease, low libido associated with hormonal deficiency, and offers physician-evaluated penile enhancement procedures including autologous fat transfer and platelet-rich plasma. Focused shockwave therapy is available for vasculogenic erectile dysfunction and related vascular conditions. Every treatment begins with a comprehensive evaluation.
No referral is required. You can schedule a consultation directly by calling (844) 513-2150 or using the booking form on our contact page. Dr. Siddique sees new patients directly without requiring a referring physician.
Coverage varies significantly by treatment and by insurance plan. Some evaluations and diagnostics may be covered where a clinical indication is documented. Many of the treatments offered at Princeton Men’s Health are not covered by standard insurance plans. We are transparent about pricing — call our office at (844) 513-2150 before your visit and we will give you clear information about costs before you come in.
Completely. Princeton Men’s Health is a private physician practice. Your consultation is with Dr. Siddique personally. Your records are managed with the same confidentiality as any physician-patient relationship. Nothing about your visit is shared without your explicit consent.
Yes — and in many cases they share underlying causes that benefit from being addressed together. Erectile dysfunction and low testosterone frequently coexist. Vascular ED can benefit from both focused shockwave therapy and the P-Shot in sequence. Dr. Siddique evaluates the full picture and develops a treatment plan that addresses contributing factors together rather than in isolation.
Call Princeton Men’s Health at (844) 513-2150 or use the booking form on our contact page. Every patient begins with a comprehensive evaluation with Dr. Siddique before any treatment is recommended or scheduled.
The Conversation Starts Here
Sexual health problems are common, treatable, and nothing to manage alone. Princeton Men’s Health provides the physician-led evaluation and personalised treatment that most men with these conditions have never had access to.
Princeton Men’s Health · 31 East Darrah Lane, Lawrence Township, NJ · (844) 513-2150