Brovage Clinic Marks One Year of Men’s Health and Wellness

• Brovage Clinic for Men celebrated its first anniversary in BGC, marking a year of advancing men’s health and vitality.
• The clinic offers physician-led care across sexual wellness, aesthetic urology, hormone optimization, and longevity, supported by advanced treatments and personalized programs.

A year of men’s wellness at Brovage

Men will happily spend an hour discussing their gym routine, debating the merits of a new watch, or insisting they are perfectly fine when they’re clearly not. Getting them to talk about their health, however, can be an entirely different sport. Brovage Clinic for Men is looking to change that, one conversation at a time.

On September 30, the BGC-based clinic celebrated its first anniversary, bringing together doctors, patients, partners, collaborators, and friends for an evening dedicated to a year of wellness and vitality.

Founded by Dr. Frederick Mendiola, Dr. Z’Shen Teo, and Dr. Alan Tan, Brovage was built around a straightforward premise. Men deserve a space where they can discuss their health, sexual wellness, performance, and aging without feeling judged or embarrassed.

Beyond the doctor’s office

Leading the anniversary program was Dr. Eric Mendiola, the urologist behind the clinic, who welcomed guests with a discussion of the significance of reaching the one-year mark. Since opening in BGC, Brovage has positioned itself as more than a conventional medical practice, combining expert-led care with the discretion and comfort needed to discuss concerns that men might otherwise keep to themselves.

The evening’s milestone presentation looked back at the clinic’s first year while offering a glimpse of what lies ahead. Guests were introduced to selected treatments and technologies, including the Emsella Chair, Exomind Treatment, and shockwave therapy, alongside Brovage’s wider portfolio of services in sexual medicine, aesthetic urology, male aesthetics, diagnostics, hormone optimization, and longevity.

Confidence starts with good health

The message is that looking and feeling one’s best doesn’t need to be separate pursuits. From sexual health concerns such as erectile dysfunction to hormone-related changes and long-term wellness, Brovage brings these conversations into a clinical setting where medical guidance takes precedence over guesswork.

One year in, the clinic is looking toward a future in which men feel more comfortable taking charge of their health, whether that means addressing an immediate concern or investing in their well-being for the long haul.

An appealing proposition, particularly in a culture where men are often encouraged to look strong and treat asking for help as a last resort. Brovage offers a different playbook: know your body, speak up when something feels off, and understand that taking care of yourself is hardly a weakness.

At one, Brovage has lots more to do. But if its first year has established anything, it’s that men’s wellness deserves a place in the conversation and the best form of confidence is backed by good health.

Dayne Aduna

Associate Editor

Dayne Aduna is an Associate Editor at VMAN Southeast Asia, specializing in fashion, grooming, film, television, and contemporary pop culture. With a strong editorial focus on menswear, his work explores how style intersects with shifting cultural movements across Southeast Asia and beyond.

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