Confidential case intake
Share your goals, symptoms, relevant history, current routine, device use, medications, previous procedures, and available records.
Complex goals and mixed symptoms deserve more than a generic routine. Begin with a confidential case review, receive a personalized action plan, and coordinate the right clinical pathway when diagnosis or treatment decisions are needed.
Private Consultation is the high-touch TopMan path for men who need context, prioritization, and ongoing decisions. We organize the full picture before recommending training, a device, recovery changes, clinical assessment, or a combination of these.
Share your goals, symptoms, relevant history, current routine, device use, medications, previous procedures, and available records.
Your case is organized into training, recovery, performance, and medical questions. Clinical questions are directed to the appropriate licensed professional.
Receive clear priorities, stop rules, measurement points, and an ongoing review rhythm so decisions change with your progress and health status.
Applications are reviewed before payment so the service matches the complexity and duration of your case.
A focused month of private case review, planning, and coaching support.
Enough time to establish a baseline, coordinate decisions, and adjust the plan through meaningful progress.
Year-round coordination for complex cases, long-term goals, and clients who want decisions managed closely.
TopMan coordinates the complete journey without mixing coaching decisions with medical decisions. That gives you one organized plan and a clear owner for every question.
The service is designed for clients who value privacy, context, and an experienced second set of eyes more than a self-guided library alone.
The $39.90 course is the right low-cost foundation for structured learning. The $199 Pump System adds the physical device and includes the complete course. Both remain available without a private application.
Send a confidential message and we will help identify the right service level, the records that matter, and whether a clinical referral should come before training.