Men's health

Men's health clinic: testosterone, erectile dysfunction and premature ejaculation, by a doctor

Our men's health clinic covers the things men rarely dare to ask about. Dr. Kate is board-certified in anti-ageing medicine (ABAARM) and looks after hormonal and sexual health. Anything that needs surgery or a specialist, she assesses first and refers you to the right person.

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Illustration: areas of men's health we care for, from hormones to sexual health

What we help with

Low testosterone

Tiredness, lower libido, loss of muscle. A blood test checks your hormone level first, then care continues under the doctor's follow-up.

Erectile dysfunction

The cause and related conditions, such as diabetes or high blood pressure, are looked for first. Then suitable treatment is advised, or you are referred to a specialist when needed.

Premature ejaculation

Assessment of the cause, advice on what to do, and treatment options.

Pubic fat that makes the penis look shorter

A thick pubic fat pad makes the shaft look shorter than it is. The doctor assesses it and consults the specialist team about reducing fat in this area.

Wanting more length

Filler mainly adds girth, not length. The doctor tells you the options and their limits straight, with no false hope.

Penile curvature

Initial examination, then referral to a urologist for the right treatment.

Start by talking to the doctor. Free.

Describe your symptoms in a private room. The doctor tells you what tests are needed and what your options are.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to fast before a testosterone test?

It depends on the tests. Testosterone should be drawn in the morning, when the level peaks. The doctor tells you how to prepare before your appointment.

Can I discuss sexual health privately?

Yes. You talk to the doctor directly in a private room, and your information is kept confidential under the PDPA.

Free consultation with the doctor. No obligation.Send your questions on LINE. A nickname is fine. The doctor answers herself: whether it suits you, and how many cc to start with.