That question cannot be definitively answered.
EVERY sixty-year old man is different.
A dude who has had his prostate removed may or may not benefit from Viagra -- it's a "try and see" proposition. A man with serious health problem which do NOT preclude the use of Viagra may still have trouble getting an erection if other factors come into play. A man with psychological disturbances of a sexual nature may NEVER benefit from Viagra (there are many forms of impotence, and Viagra cannot help them all).
Not knowing anything about you, it's not possible to say.
However, what can be said is that Viagra most certainly DOES work as advertised when taken appropriately by a guy who can physically handle it.
If you've got the green light from your doc -- just try it and see. Men much younger than you are asking for it -- and docs know it is an all-time best-seller. They rarely refuse it to anyone. Many docs will even prescribe it simply to stimulate a sagging sex life, even if a guy's dick works pretty well, Viagra can certainly make sex steamier, harder, longer.
Many guys DO get multiple erections on a "Viagra night." Some do not. Some get them sometimes, not all the time. It also depends on what KIND of sex you want to have. If you are like me and like to EDGE all night long, Viagra can help you do that and you can cum just once and not get erect again if you are seriously tired out and the drug is wearing off. If you prefer to cum many times -- Viagra can certainly help accomplish that, too.
But these are all MAYBES. You won't know until you try.
For some, it's a miracle drug, saving sex lives and egos and helping to repair psychological trauma as a result of failed sexuality.
For others, it's a little boost as we get older.
For many more, it's a sexual party drug.
You MIGHT find that your sixty-year old penis DOES work like it did when you were nineteen. OR, you might find that it works as well as it did when you were thirty or forty.
And that's not so bad at all.
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