SEXUAL WELLNESS · MILFORD, CT
Sexual wellness deserves a place in your care.
Desire changes. Bodies change. Intimacy changes. At Milford Med Spa, you can talk about it with warmth, respect, and care shaped around what matters to you.
30 minutes with Ashley Fox, LPN, Sex Therapy Practitioner · No commitment required
You can talk about what’s changing.
Sexual wellness is part of whole-person health. Desire, arousal, orgasm, comfort, body confidence, stress, relationships, medications, and life transitions can all shape how sex feels.
You don’t need to arrive with the right words—or know exactly what you want to change. We offer a private, inclusive space to ask questions and consider next steps at your pace.
All genders, sexualities, and relationship structures are welcome. Come on your own or with a partner.
Explore personalized sexual wellness support.
Sexual wellness can involve more than one part of your health. Our team can help you explore coaching, hormone care, and prescription options based on your symptoms, goals, health history, and clinical evaluation.
Estrogen for women
Estrogen can be an important part of sexual wellness, especially when menopause-related vaginal dryness or discomfort is affecting intimacy. Depending on your symptoms and health history, a clinician may discuss vaginal estrogen or estrogen as part of a broader menopause-care plan.
Women’s hormone evaluations and care are often covered by insurance. Coverage varies by plan, service, and medication.
Testosterone for women
For some women, a change in sexual desire may be a reason to talk with a clinician about health, life stage, and treatment options. A prescriber can review your goals, health history, and potential benefits and risks before considering testosterone.
Testosterone use in women is off-label in the United States. It is not right for everyone and requires individualized evaluation and monitoring.
Testosterone for men
Changes in desire or sexual function can have many causes. If your symptoms and evaluation suggest low testosterone may be a factor, our APRN team can discuss whether treatment is appropriate and what ongoing monitoring involves.
An evaluation and lab review are needed before a prescription. Testosterone therapy does not guarantee improvement in libido or erectile function.
Prescription options for erectile dysfunction
Depending on your health history and evaluation, prescription options may include sildenafil (generic or brand-name Viagra®), tadalafil (generic or brand-name Cialis®), or Trimix injections. Your prescriber can explain how the options differ and whether one may be appropriate for you.
Trimix requires individualized prescribing and instruction before use. Erectile dysfunction medications are not suitable for everyone and can have important medication interactions, so a prescriber must review your health history and current medications.
Vaginal estrogen
Vaginal dryness, irritation, or discomfort with intimacy can happen around menopause. After an individual evaluation, a clinician may discuss a vaginal estrogen prescription and other ways to support comfort.
Your symptoms and health history guide the conversation. Share any history of hormone-sensitive cancer or unexplained bleeding with your clinician.
Oxytocin
Curious about oxytocin and intimacy, arousal, or orgasm satisfaction? Ask us. A prescriber can talk with you about what is known, what remains uncertain, and whether it may be an option for you.
Oxytocin is not a guaranteed treatment for connection or orgasm concerns. Results vary, and any prescription requires a clinical review.
Hormone care may come in different forms.
Depending on the medication and your individualized care plan, hormone options may include oral capsules, pellets, injections, creams, gels, or patches. Not every medication is available in every form. Your prescriber will discuss which options may fit your needs and health history.
Coaching and conversation with Ashley.
Ashley Fox, LPN, Certified Menopause Coach and Sex Therapy Practitioner, offers a comfortable, shame-free space to talk about sexual wellness, intimacy, desire, pleasure, and the changes that can happen throughout adulthood.
Ashley listens, offers education and coaching, and helps you explore what you want to do next. When a concern may have a medical or hormonal component, she can help connect the conversation with the Milford Med Spa hormone-care team.
Her sessions provide sexual wellness coaching and education; they are not psychotherapy.
A first conversation is just that: a first conversation.
1. Talk with Ashley
Share what you’re experiencing and what you hope might change. You don’t need to arrive with a diagnosis or a treatment decision.
2. Explore possibilities
Discuss coaching, education, communication, or whether a medical evaluation with a prescriber could be a next step.
3. Choose your next step
Move forward only if it feels right. Prescriptions and treatment plans require a separate clinical evaluation.
A complimentary 30-minute consultation
Meet with Ashley to share what’s on your mind, ask questions, and see whether our approach feels like a fit—before you commit to coaching or medical treatment. You can come on your own or with a partner. Share as much or as little as you feel comfortable sharing.
Meet with Ashley Fox, LPN, to share what’s on your mind, ask questions, and see whether our approach feels like a fit—before you commit to coaching or medical treatment. You can come on your own or with a partner. Share as much or as little as you feel comfortable sharing.
Ashley offers sexual wellness coaching and education; her sessions are not psychotherapy. If a concern may have a medical or hormonal component, she can help connect the conversation with the Milford Med Spa hormone-care team.
Good questions are welcome here.
FAQ:
No. The complimentary conversation is a place to describe what’s going on, ask questions, and learn about possible next steps.
Yes. The 30-minute introductory consultation with Ashley is complimentary and comes before any commitment to coaching or medical treatment.
Yes. You can come individually or with a partner. The conversation will focus on your goals and comfort, with space for each person to be heard.
No. The introductory consultation is with Ashley and is not a prescribing visit. If a medical evaluation is appropriate, an APRN visit and any needed testing are scheduled separately. Prescriptions are provided only when clinically appropriate.
No. Sexual concerns can have many contributing factors, and no medication can guarantee a particular result. A prescriber will review potential benefits, risks, alternatives, and monitoring with you before treatment is considered.
Start with the conversation you’ve been wanting to have.
Request a complimentary 30-minute consultation with Ashley Fox, LPN. Talk through what you’re experiencing, learn what support may be available, and decide what feels right for you.
Prefer to call or text? (203) 701-6161
Milford Med Spa & Wellness · 99 Cherry Street, Suite F · Milford, CT 06460
This page is for general education and does not replace medical advice or an individualized evaluation. Treatment options, including prescriptions, depend on clinical assessment and may not be appropriate for everyone. Benefits and risks vary; no treatment outcome is guaranteed. Testosterone use in women is off-label in the United States.