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Medical evaluation first
Your health history, medications, symptoms, goals and relevant contraindications are reviewed before prescription treatment is recommended.
Men’s Health · Torrance & El Segundo
Men’s HealthPerformance, energy & confidence.
When energy, weight, recovery, sexual wellness, hormones or hair start changing, the right first step is a real medical evaluation. Skin Works brings these concerns together under one consultation-led men’s health program with individualized recommendations and ongoing clinical support.
Prescription treatments require medical evaluation and appropriate candidacy. Treatment options, medication availability and recommended protocols may vary by patient.
The Skin Works Approach
One men’s health conversation. Not five disconnected treatments.
Energy, metabolism, recovery, sexual wellness and hair can overlap. Instead of starting with a product or a preset protocol, we start with your history, symptoms and goals. From there, the medical team can determine what deserves attention, what may require testing, and which options are appropriate to discuss.
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Built around the individual
There is no single men’s health protocol. Recommendations are based on candidacy, clinical findings and what you are actually trying to improve.
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Clear expectations before treatment
We explain the purpose of a proposed treatment, how it is used, what follow-up may be needed and what alternatives may exist before you decide.
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Ongoing clinical support
When a treatment plan requires continued monitoring, the team remains available for follow-up, questions and appropriate reassessment.
Free ConsultStart with a clinical conversation
Medical ReviewPrescription care begins with candidacy
One ClinicMultiple men’s health concerns in one place
Follow-UpOngoing support when your plan requires it
01 · Hormones & Energy
Testosterone Therapy
For men concerned about low energy, libido, strength, mood or other symptoms that may warrant a hormone evaluation.
Start with symptoms. Confirm what the biology is doing.
Testosterone therapy should begin with a medical evaluation, not an assumption. Your provider can review symptoms, health history and appropriate laboratory information to determine whether testosterone treatment or another approach should be considered.
Common reasons men ask about this Low energyLow libidoReduced strengthMood changesBrain fogBody-composition changes
Testosterone Cypionate
A prescription testosterone option that may be considered after medical evaluation and appropriate testing. Route, dose and monitoring are determined by the treating provider.
HCG Injections
HCG may be discussed in selected hormone-management situations. Whether it is appropriate depends on the patient’s goals, medical history and provider assessment.
02 · Medical Weight Loss
GLP-1 & Weight Management
Medical support for men who want a more structured approach to weight management, appetite control and body-composition goals.
When effort alone is not giving you the result you want.
Medical weight management can include prescription options, lifestyle guidance and progress tracking when clinically appropriate. The consultation is used to review goals, health history, medication eligibility and the safest next step.
Common reasons men ask about this Stubborn weightAppetite controlBody compositionWeight regainProgress tracking
Semaglutide
A GLP-1 receptor agonist used in FDA-approved medications for specific diabetes and chronic weight-management indications. Eligibility and formulation are reviewed by the medical team.
Tirzepatide
A dual GIP/GLP-1 receptor agonist used in FDA-approved medications for specific diabetes and chronic weight-management indications. Candidacy is determined medically.
MIC + B12
An injectable wellness option that may be discussed as part of a broader program. It is not a substitute for an evidence-based weight-management plan.
Body Composition Tracking
In-office measurement can help establish a baseline and follow changes in weight and body-composition metrics over time.
03 · Recovery & Vitality
Peptide Therapy
Consultation-led discussion of peptide and injectable wellness options for recovery, body-composition, vitality and related goals.
Start with the goal, not the peptide name.
Peptide therapy is a fast-changing area of medicine, and many marketed uses are investigational or off-label. Skin Works reviews the specific goal, available evidence, current sourcing and medical appropriateness before any prescription plan is considered.
Common goals discussed RecoverySleep supportBody compositionVitalitySexual wellnessHealthy-aging goals
Sermorelin
A prescription peptide related to growth-hormone signaling. Whether it is appropriate, available and indicated for a specific goal requires provider review.
NAD+ Injections
NAD+ is involved in cellular metabolism. Injectable wellness use should be discussed with the medical team based on the patient’s goals and available evidence.
PT-141 / Bremelanotide
Bremelanotide has an FDA-approved branded indication that does not include men. Any other use is outside the labeled indication and requires individualized medical judgment.
Vitamin & Amino Injections
Targeted injectable options may include B vitamins, glutathione and amino-acid blends depending on the clinic menu and provider recommendation.
04 · Sexual Wellness
Sexual Wellness & ED
A private medical conversation about erectile function, sexual desire, performance concerns and available treatment options.
Private, clinical and focused on the actual concern.
Erectile dysfunction and changes in sexual desire can have multiple contributors, including vascular, hormonal, medication-related and psychological factors. The first step is understanding the pattern before deciding which option is appropriate.
Common reasons men ask about this Erectile dysfunctionLow desirePerformance concernsReduced sensationDifficulty maintaining
P-Shot / PRP
An autologous platelet-rich plasma procedure offered in some sexual-wellness practices. Candidacy, evidence, limitations and expected outcomes should be reviewed during consultation.
Trimix
A prescription intracavernosal medication combination used for erectile dysfunction in selected patients. Proper prescribing, dosing and administration instruction are essential.
PT-141 / Bremelanotide
Bremelanotide’s FDA-approved branded indication does not include men. Any use for male sexual wellness is outside the labeled indication and requires provider assessment.
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Hair Restoration
Early evaluation can help identify the pattern of hair loss and which medical or regenerative options are worth discussing.
Preserve what you have. Support what can still respond.
Male-pattern hair loss is common, but the right plan depends on the cause, stage and patient’s medical history. Skin Works can discuss regenerative and prescription options and help determine what combination is appropriate.
Common reasons men ask about this Receding hairlineCrown thinningIncreased sheddingDiffuse thinningEarly pattern loss
PRP for Hair
Platelet-rich plasma from the patient’s own blood is injected into the scalp as a regenerative treatment option. A consultation helps determine candidacy and treatment schedule.
Finasteride
A prescription 5-alpha-reductase inhibitor commonly used for male-pattern hair loss. Risks, benefits and appropriateness should be reviewed with the prescribing provider.
Minoxidil
A hair-growth medication available in topical forms and, in some settings, prescribed orally off-label. Route and appropriateness depend on the individual.
Not sure which category fits? That is exactly what the consultation is for.
Free consultation · No obligation
Book Free Consultation The Process
From concern to a medically reviewed plan
You bring the symptoms, questions and goals. The clinical team helps determine what deserves evaluation and which options make sense for you.
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Free consultation
Review your health history, current concerns, medications and goals with the medical team. You do not need to know which treatment you want before you arrive.
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Clinical review
If testing, prescription treatment or an in-office procedure may be appropriate, the provider explains candidacy, options and the next step before treatment begins.
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Plan & follow-up
If you proceed, you receive the treatment plan, administration or visit guidance where relevant, and appropriate follow-up based on the service.
Who This Is For
Men who know something has changed
You may have one obvious concern or several smaller changes that seem connected. The point of the consultation is to sort out what deserves attention without forcing you into a preset program.
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Recovery is taking longer
Training feels harder, soreness lingers or the body is not responding the way it used to.
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Weight is not responding
You are making changes but still want medical help with appetite, weight management or body composition.
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Hair is visibly changing
You are noticing thinning, recession or shedding and want to understand what can still be preserved or supported.
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Energy or drive feels different
Fatigue, libido changes, mood shifts or reduced strength are making you wonder whether hormones should be evaluated.
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You have done the research
You know the treatment names, but you want a real medical team to tell you which options actually fit your situation.
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You want in-person care
You prefer a clinic you can visit, a team you can reach, and a plan that is reviewed rather than automatically shipped.
Common Questions
What men usually want to know first
The right answer often depends on the specific treatment, but these are the questions that come up most often before the first visit.
Do I need to know which treatment I want before I book?
No. You can book because of a concern rather than a treatment name. The consultation is used to review what has changed, your health history and which options are appropriate to discuss.
Is the first consultation really free?
Yes. The initial consultation is intended to help you understand your options and whether a Skin Works men’s health service is appropriate for your goals. There is no obligation to start treatment.
Will I need lab testing?
That depends on the concern and treatment being considered. Hormone therapy and some prescription programs may require laboratory evaluation or other clinical information before a provider can determine candidacy.
Can more than one concern be addressed at the same visit?
Yes. Men commonly ask about overlapping concerns such as energy, weight, sexual wellness and recovery. Your provider can discuss which issues may be related and which should be evaluated separately.
Can some treatments be administered at home?
Some prescription medications may be appropriate for home administration after evaluation, prescribing and instruction. Other services require in-clinic treatment. The medical team will explain what applies to the specific plan.
How quickly should I expect results?
There is no single timeline across men’s health treatments. Expected response depends on the diagnosis, medication or procedure, dose, adherence and individual biology. Your provider should set expectations for the specific plan being considered.
How is this different from an online men’s health subscription?
Skin Works is built around clinic-based evaluation and direct access to a medical team. The goal is to determine candidacy and build the plan around the individual rather than begin with a preset subscription package.
Free Men’s Health Consultation
Start with what has changed
Meet with the Skin Works medical team, talk through your concerns and get a clearer answer about what may be worth evaluating, which options are available and what the next step should be.
Medical disclaimer: This page is informational and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis or a prescription. Prescription medications and procedures require individual medical evaluation. Availability, formulation, pharmacy sourcing and treatment recommendations may change.