Erectile Dysfunction and Premature Ejaculation
A consultation can explore symptoms, medical history, medicines and other relevant factors. The doctor should explain suitable management options and any need for investigations or referral. Treatment depends on the assessment rather than a single approach for everyone.
Sexual-Health Screening
Contact the clinic to discuss confidential STI or HIV testing enquiries. The appropriate tests and timing depend on your circumstances. These enquiries are not limited to men; ask the team to arrange a suitable consultation.
PrEP and PEP Enquiries
PrEP and PEP are different HIV-prevention approaches and require clinical assessment. If you may have been exposed to HIV, seek urgent medical assessment: PEP must be started within 72 hours and the sooner it is started, the better. Do not wait for a routine website-form reply. If the clinic cannot assess you promptly, seek an emergency department or another service that can.
Prostate and Urinary Symptoms
Discuss urinary changes or prostate concerns with a doctor rather than choosing a treatment from symptoms alone. Assessment may lead to investigations, management or referral depending on the findings.
Foreskin and Intimate-Health Concerns
A consultation provides an opportunity to discuss tight foreskin or other intimate concerns. The doctor can explain the diagnosis, appropriate options and whether specialist referral is needed. Ask what the proposed procedure involves before deciding.
Privacy and Preparing for Your Visit
You can give the booking team a brief description and discuss sensitive details with the doctor. Bring information about medicines, previous tests and relevant treatment history. The Privacy Notice explains how enquiry information is handled.
Consultation, Testing and Treatment Costs
Costs depend on the consultation, tests and treatment required. Ask which charges are included, when results will be discussed and whether follow-up visits are separate.
Request an Appointment
Message your preferred branch or use the contact form for non-urgent enquiries. The team will confirm availability. Website enquiries are not an emergency service.
Yes. Give the booking team a brief description of the appointment you need and discuss sensitive clinical details during the consultation. Refer to the Privacy Notice for how enquiry information is handled.
No. A doctor first assesses the symptoms, medical history and suitability. Investigations, treatment options or referral may be discussed depending on the findings.
Not necessarily. Symptoms can have different causes. Ask a doctor whether testing is indicated and how any results would affect your care.
The clinic’s existing screening information includes men and women. Contact the team to confirm appropriate tests, timing and appointment availability.
Seek urgent medical assessment. PEP must start within 72 hours of a possible exposure, and earlier is better. Do not wait for a routine web enquiry response; seek another urgent service if the clinic cannot assess you promptly.
Ask the team about consultation charges. The full cost of testing or treatment may depend on the assessment. Request an itemised quotation before proceeding.