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Justin Houman, MD

Urologist

Justin Houman, MD, FACS, is a board-certified urologist, fellowship-trained Men's Health Specialist, and Assistant Professor of Urology at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, where he practices at Tower Urology. He also serves as Chief Clinical Officer at Bastion Health. Dr. Houman's expertise spans erectile dysfunction, male fertility, testosterone optimization, Peyronie's disease, chronic pelvic and testicular pain, and microsurgical urology, including varicocelectomy, vasectomy reversal, and spermatic cord procedures. A recognized leader in andrology and sexual medicine, he lectures nationally, contributes to peer-reviewed publications, and is a media contributor and educator championing proactive men's healthcare. He completed his residency at Cedars-Sinai before pursuing an advanced fellowship in Male Reproductive Medicine and Surgery at UCLA, where he mastered minimally invasive and microsurgical techniques for male infertility, hormone management, and complex urologic conditions.

Education

  • BS, Anthropology, UCLA
  • MD, University of Rochester

Professional Achievements

  • Practices at one of the nation's leading academic medical centers
  • Holds an appointment as Assistant Professor of Urology at Cedars-Sinai
  • Serves as Chief Clinical Officer at Bastion Health, a men's digital health platform focused on expanding access to preventative care
  • Frequently invited speaker at national urology and men's health conferences
  • Featured in leading health and wellness publications and has appeared on podcasts dedicated to men's health, performance, and longevity
  • Collaborates with top health brands and digital platforms to bring evidence-based men's healthcare information to broader audiences
  • Founder of a concierge testosterone replacement therapy program designed to provide personalized, physician-led hormone optimization for men

Certifications & Organizations

  • Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS)
  • Active member of the American Urological Association
  • Active member of the Sexual Medicine Society of North America

Favorite Piece of Advice

The biggest barrier to men's health isn't biology; it's the reluctance to talk about it. I encourage every man to approach his health the same way he would his career or finances: with intention, regular check-ins, and a willingness to ask for expert guidance when something doesn't feel right.

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Co-authored Articles (18)

How to

Regrow Foreskin

Many circumcised men are discovering that they can return their bodies to a more natural, intact state. Working on the principle that skin will grow when gently but continuously stretched, the process can be very effecti...

How to

Increase Chest Hair

Do you have a light patch of chest hair? How about just a few strands of hair? Fear not! With this guide you'll hopefully be seeing a wild bush in no less than a month. Read on for specific instructions.

How to

Maintain an Erection

Urologist Rena Malik, MD, shares tips for making an erection last longer Low libido can be caused by many different things including medications, fatigue, recreational drugs, alcohol, depression, relationship problems, ...

How to

Cure a Hydrocele

Urologist Justin Houman, MD, explains what you can do to relieve the pain of a hydrocele at homeA hydrocele is fluid-filled sac within the scrotum of a male — essentially a backup of fluid around one or both testicles....

Erectile Dysfunction Quiz

Every guy struggles to “get it up” every now and then. It’s normal to occasionally have trouble performing in the bedroom, and this can be caused by many factors, including lack of sleep or high stress. Erectile D...

How to Know if You Have Epididymitis (with Pictures)

Epididymitis is an infection of the epididymis (a small tube connecting the testes to the vas deferens) that’s usually caused by bacteria from a sexually transmitted infection (STI). The symptoms often mimic those of a...

How to

Increase Sperm Volume

Urologist Justin Houman, MD, explains what you need to do to boost your sperm volumeIf you're trying to conceive, increasing your sperm volume is probably one of your top priorities. To help you out with this, we’ve pu...

How to

Increase Your Sperm Count

Urologist Justin Houman, MD, explains what lifestyle changes you need to adopt to increase your sperm countResearch shows that you are most likely to be fertile if your semen contains at least 15 million sperm per millil...

How to

Treat Epididymitis

Epididymitis is the inflammation of the tube at the back of your testicles, causing them to become swollen and irritated. This condition can be quite painful, but it’s generally easy to treat with a course of antibioti...

How to Know if You Fractured Your Penis

Can you break your penis? How can you tell? All the answers Though there isn’t actually a bone inside of your penis, you can tear or damage the tissue, which is known as a penile fracture. Penile fractures can happen w...

How to

Check Your Sperm Count

Many couples struggle to conceive a child. Since many issues can cause difficulty in conceiving, both partners should be evaluated for fertility issues. If you're having trouble conceiving, you may want to test your sper...

How to

Use Cialis

The drug Cialis can be used to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) or an enlarged prostate. To purchase this drug, you'll need a prescription from your doctor. Make sure you take the correct dosage so it works when you need ...

How to

Exercise to Improve Erectile Dysfunction

There’s almost nothing worse than not being able to perform when the moment is right. Nobody wants to have to deal with ED, but if you’re struggling with it, don’t worry. There are plenty of things you can do about...

How to

Increase Your Sperm Count with Food

Increasing your sperm count is beneficial if you and your partner are trying to conceive. Low sperm count can be caused by depression, stress, obesity, exposure to toxins, drug and alcohol use, and a range of other condi...

How to

Perform a Testicular Self Exam

Testicular cancer is a rare form of cancer, impacting one in every 5,000 people with testicles. It can occur at any age; however 50% of cases occur between the ages of 20 and 35. Fortunately, testicular cancer also has ...

How to

Increase Sperm Motility

If you've been told you have low sperm motility, you may be wondering how to make your sperm faster to increase your chances of conception. The best way to improve sperm health is to improve your diet and make healthy li...

How to

Reduce Prostate Pain

Your prostate is a small gland that rests just below your bladder, and if you’re a man over the age of 25, it’s getting larger. But, that’s totally normal and shouldn’t be painful at all. As you get older your pr...

How to

Improve Sperm Morphology

Sperm morphology is the shape of a sperm, which is assessed during a semen analysis. Having a higher ratio of abnormal sperm can mean that fewer sperm will be able to fertilize an egg, which may make it harder to achieve...