Victory Men's Health
O'Fallon, MO
5.0 (220 Google reviews)
Luxury men's health clinic specializing in testosterone replacement, erectile dysfunction treatment, and weight loss programs across four Missouri and Illinois locations.
Victory Men's Health is a luxury men's health clinic operating four locations across Missouri and Illinois, specializing in testosterone replacement therapy, erectile dysfunction treatment, weight loss programs, and hormone optimization. The medical team includes board-certified physicians with over 20 years of experience and specialized nurse practitioners trained in age management medicine and peptide therapy.
The clinic offers an initial consultation for $99 that includes comprehensive lab work, PSA testing, testosterone assessment, body composition analysis, and a customized treatment plan. Services are delivered through evidence-based protocols with multiple treatment modalities available for each condition.
- Four Midwest locations
- Board-certified medical team
- $99 comprehensive consultation
- Science-backed treatment protocols
At a Glance
More About Victory Men's Health
Victory Men's Health maintains physical locations in Sunset Hills, O'Fallon, and Town & Country, Missouri, plus O'Fallon, Illinois.
The medical leadership consists of Dr. David Yablonsky (Medical Director, board-certified internist with 20+ years experience) and Dr. Matthew Bradley (Chief Medical Officer, board-certified orthopedic surgeon), supported by board-certified Nurse Practitioners specializing in men's health.
Treatment Options:
- Testosterone therapy via injection, gel, cream, and other delivery methods
- Erectile dysfunction treatments including Wave Therapy, Priapus Shot/P-Shot, PDE-5 inhibitors (sildenafil and tadalafil), Trimix injections, and vacuum pumps
- Weight loss programs utilizing semaglutide and phentermine with comprehensive nutrition and lifestyle coaching
- Vitamin IV infusions
- Red light therapy
- Cardiovascular testing
Payment and Insurance: HSA, FSA, and Care Credit are accepted. Insurance is accepted for laboratory bloodwork only. Most treatments are considered elective care and not covered by insurance.