Your Intimate Wellness, Our Medical Expertise
Men’s intimate health deserves specialized medical attention, free from embarrassment or taboo. At the GLIF Medical clinic in Montreal, Dr. Peguy Telusma, MD, combines his expertise in family medicine and aesthetic medicine to provide comprehensive, confidential care grounded in current scientific evidence.
Every consultation begins with a thorough medical evaluation. Dr. Telusma takes the time to listen to your concerns, review your history, and discuss treatment options tailored to your situation. There is no one-size-fits-all protocol: each treatment plan is individualized based on your symptoms, goals, and overall health status.
Our clinic offers a range of treatments for men’s intimate health concerns, from hormonal assessment to hormone therapy, Scrotox (scrotal botulinum toxin), penile PRP, neuromodulators, and shockwave therapy. These treatments are delivered in a rigorous medical setting with personalized follow-up care.
Hormonal Assessment and Hormone Therapy
A hormonal imbalance may present as persistent fatigue, decreased libido, sleep disturbances, or loss of muscle mass. The hormonal assessment performed at GLIF Medical identifies these imbalances through targeted laboratory analysis, followed by an in-depth discussion with Dr. Telusma.
Hormone therapy, when indicated, may be considered to optimize overall well-being and quality of life. Each plan is personalized and monitored regularly with repeat laboratory testing to ensure hormone levels remain within a safe range. Eligibility always depends on the initial medical evaluation.
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Scrotox — Scrotal Botulinum Toxin
Scrotox refers to the injection of botulinum toxin (a neuromodulator) into the scrotal area. This treatment may help reduce excessive sweating in the scrotal region and temporarily decrease dartos muscle contractions. It is not a cosmetic comfort treatment, but a targeted medical intervention for patients experiencing functional discomfort related to scrotal hyperhidrosis or excessive retraction.
The treatment is performed by Dr. Telusma under sterile conditions following a comprehensive medical evaluation. Results are temporary and follow-up is scheduled to determine the optimal maintenance interval.
Penile PRP
Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is obtained from the patient’s own blood sample, centrifuged to concentrate the growth factors naturally present in the blood. Injected into the penile area, PRP aims to stimulate local tissue regeneration.
This treatment may improve tissue quality and local sensitivity in selected patients. Results vary from one individual to another and no specific outcome can be guaranteed. The procedure is performed in-clinic under local anesthesia and requires no particular downtime.
Neuromodulator for the Penile Area
The neuromodulator (botulinum toxin type A) injected into the penile area is a medical intervention that may be considered in specific clinical situations, following a thorough evaluation by Dr. Telusma. This treatment is not a first-line solution and is not indicated for all patients.
The injection is performed using a very fine needle under sterile conditions. Results are temporary and regular medical follow-up is necessary to assess treatment response and determine the appropriate maintenance schedule. Each case is discussed individually, covering potential benefits, treatment limitations, and available alternatives.
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Shockwave Therapy
Shockwave therapy uses low-intensity acoustic waves applied locally to stimulate microcirculation and promote tissue regeneration. This non-invasive treatment may be considered in the context of certain men’s intimate health concerns.
Sessions are performed using a specialized medical device, without anesthesia and with no recovery period. The standard protocol typically includes several sessions spaced a few weeks apart, according to the treatment plan established by Dr. Telusma. As with any intervention, results vary from patient to patient and are assessed during regular follow-ups.
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Why Choose GLIF Medical
Dr. Peguy Telusma is a board-certified family physician practicing in Montreal, who has completed additional certification in aesthetic medicine. This dual expertise allows him to address men’s intimate health with a rigorous medical perspective, taking into account your overall health status.
Our clinic provides a confidential and respectful environment where every patient is heard without judgment. Dr. Telusma takes the time needed to explain options, answer questions, and establish a realistic treatment plan grounded in current scientific evidence. We only offer treatments whose efficacy and safety are documented.
The initial consultation is an assessment meeting: no treatment is performed without prior discussion and informed consent. This cautious and responsible approach distinguishes GLIF Medical from clinics that offer standardized interventions without thorough medical evaluation.
Treatment Overview
| Treatment | Duration | Recovery | Results | Frequency |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hormonal Assessment | 45–60 min | None | Variable per plan | As per follow-up |
| Scrotox | 30 min | 24–48 h | Temporary (3–6 months) | Every 4–6 months |
| Penile PRP | 45–60 min | None | Progressive, variable | Personalized protocol |
| Neuromodulator | 30 min | 24–48 h | Temporary (3–4 months) | Every 3–4 months |
| Shockwave Therapy | 20–30 min | None | Progressive, variable | 6–12 sessions |
The durations and results indicated are general estimates. The precise treatment plan is established during the medical consultation with Dr. Telusma and may vary based on individual clinical presentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the consultation confidential?
Yes. All consultations at GLIF Medical are strictly confidential. Medical records are protected in accordance with Quebec’s personal information protection laws. Dr. Telusma and his team place particular importance on discretion, especially for intimate treatments.
Do I need a referral from my family doctor?
No. You can book an appointment directly at GLIF Medical without a referral. Dr. Telusma will perform the initial medical evaluation himself and determine whether treatment is indicated for your situation.
Are treatments covered by RAMQ?
Men’s intimate health treatments offered at GLIF Medical are private services not covered by the Régie de l’assurance maladie du Québec (RAMQ). Costs will be communicated to you during the initial consultation. Some treatments may be eligible for reimbursement through private insurance; we encourage you to verify with your insurer.
Are there side effects?
As with any medical intervention, side effects are possible and vary by treatment. Dr. Telusma systematically discusses potential side effects, contraindications, and alternatives during the assessment consultation, before any intervention. Treatments offered at GLIF Medical are generally well tolerated when performed under appropriate medical conditions.