ED doc in Boston area?

It's been 3 and a half months since RP, and the Viagra just isn't working.  My husband's surgeon is one of those who don't actively promote ED protocols at 6wks.  He wrote the V-scrip only when we asked for it, commenting that the body and nerves are still healing, but "good luck". 

We're thinking we need a doc specifically trained to handle dysfunction, and I'm just feeling too drained lately to do the tedious research.  I'm hoping someone here can chime in with some good recommendations, making it easier to narrow down choices.  Anyone with some experiences to share? 

You shouldn't have to go cross country for this...Or even across town...You're at 14 months which "is" early in the process...Was does your URO say about the ED?

Has hubby been using a pump for exercise?

Hi - while every man's recovery is different, my experience was that at 3.5 months ED drugs did nothing. I am now at 10 months, and about 50% of the time the drugs are sufficient for bedroom activities - the other 50% of the time the firmness is somewhat lacking. If I look at month intervals there has been constant progress -but I remember seeing nothing at all until about 5 months post-RP.

Casey59-You had given us that link before, and it was an excellent one. It prompted our asking our surgeon for the Viagra scrip in the first place. I'm still grateful for that info...We're not excessively worried, but Mulhall's video makes me uneasy as more and more days go by with no "equipment preservation".
StevenDallas-It was a comment you'd made in another post several days ago in which you said to someone that what he had at 3 or 4 months out from the surgery was pretty much what he could expect. I had asked for clarification, but the thread was on it's way out by then. We've not been back to the Uro since the surgery, only to the surgeon, btw. We've not using the pump but I've read the posts on the frustration and disappointment they've caused, as well as a few success stories. That's something we're going to ask an ED doc to advise/teach/prescribe for us.
Mr.G-The needles are going to be seen in this house as a last resort. If an ED doc says it's the only way to go, then I think we'll see my hubby as a user.

To all of you - thank you for the referrals and feedback. What was once so easy is now "pt", and we've yet to get our heads around it. With his almost immediate 99% continency, we really thought the ED would resolve itself almost as quickly.

I used to do injections, which worked, but gave them up after I noticed a slight bend developing. And I never really liked the mechanics of the injections.

So now it is the pump for me. Not as good as injections, but good enough. It probably helps that that I have some small recovery in erectile function in that the "hinge effect" is no more, or maybe my band placement is now better.

The pump does require some practice to get working right, especially for intercourse. If hubby, starts off, even with a cheapie, and persists with daily practice, good things should eventually happen.

"The needles are going to be seen in this house as a last resort. If an ED doc says it's the only way to go, then I think we'll see my hubby as a user."

Waiting for Inj Therapy till its the last resort may be a mistake. While its to early at 3.5 mo to go that way, many people use it and never had a problem