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Quick Answer: Choosing an Andrologist in Dubai
Andrology is the branch of medicine dealing with male reproductive health and sexual function — erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, male infertility, hormonal disorders and microsurgical procedures. It is a sub-specialty of urology, and relatively few practitioners in the region work in it exclusively.
What should you look for?
A current DHA specialist licence, formal sub-specialty training in andrology rather than general urology alone, published research in the field, and a diagnostic pathway that identifies the underlying mechanism before recommending treatment.
About Dr. Vasan Satya Srini
UroAndrologist and Surgical Andrologist with 37 years of clinical experience, DHA Specialist Licence holder, founder of the South Asian Society for Sexual Medicine, and author of four Springer textbooks in Andrology. He practises at Lumora Wellness in Dubai.
Andrology Care in Dubai
Men's sexual and reproductive health sits at the intersection of urology, endocrinology and vascular medicine. A complaint such as erectile dysfunction may be driven by any of these systems — or several at once — which is why an andrologist's assessment differs from a general urological consultation.
Dr. Vasan Satya Srini practises at Lumora Wellness in Dubai, a centre for evidence-informed men's health, regenerative medicine and longevity care operating under DHA-compliant clinical governance. The practice works alongside URO Diagnostic Clinic in Dubai Healthcare City and an international clinical and research network spanning andrology, reproductive medicine and regenerative therapeutics.
Professional Background
Dr. Vasan Satya Srini (also published as Dr. S. S. Vasan) is a UroAndrologist and Surgical Andrologist with 37 years of clinical experience in andrology, men's health, neurourology and reproductive medicine. He is the CEO and Medical Director of Ankur Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., an institution specialising in these fields, and the founder of Lumora Wellness.
Over the course of his career he has been involved in the care of more than 100,000 patients and has established a dedicated Andrology and Men's Health Centre — the first of its kind in India.
37 Years Clinical experience in andrology, men's health and neurourology
100,000+ Patients Involved in care across four decades of practice
4 Springer Textbooks Authored in the field of Andrology
20+ Research Papers Published in peer-reviewed international journals
Qualifications and Training
| Qualification | Institution | Year |
|---|---|---|
| MBBS | St. John's Medical College, Bangalore | 1982 |
| DNB — General Surgery | National Board of Examination | 1986 |
| DNB — Urology / Genito-Urinary Surgery | National Board of Examination | 1993 |
| Advanced Fellowship — Neurourology & Andrology | New Changi Hospital, Singapore | 1996–1998 |
| Specialised training | Institute of Urology and Nephrology, London | — |
| Specialised training | Société Internationale d'Urologie, Europe | — |
Academic and Professional Leadership
- Academic Head, Andrology Fellowship Programme, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences — since 2009
- Chairman, World Meeting of Sexual Medicine, India (2025)
- Scientific Co-Chair, World Meeting of Sexual Medicine, Brazil (2024)
- Founder and Past President, South Asian Society for Sexual Medicine (SASSM)
- President, Asian Society for Female Urology (ASFU)
- Programme Director and Partner, MH Pro — an e-learning platform for Andrology and Men's Health
- Former CEO and Chairman, Manipal Fertility (2014–2021)
Conditions Treated
Dr. Vasan's clinical practice at Lumora Wellness covers the andrological spectrum:
- Erectile dysfunction — mechanism-led diagnosis distinguishing vascular, neurogenic, endocrine and psychogenic contributors
- Premature ejaculation — lifelong and acquired forms, including assessment for coexisting erectile dysfunction
- Male infertility — including microsurgical intervention
- Hormonal and endocrine disorders — testosterone deficiency and related conditions
- Neurourology — bladder and sexual dysfunction arising from neurological conditions
- Men's health and longevity assessment — cardiovascular, metabolic and hormonal screening
Explore Specific Services
- Erectile dysfunction treatment in Dubai
- Premature ejaculation treatment in Dubai
- Health Longevity Check in Dubai
Clinical Approach
The consistent principle across Dr. Vasan's practice is that treatment follows diagnosis, not the other way round. Two men presenting with identical symptoms may have entirely different underlying drivers — one predominantly vascular, another neurogenic, a third with an unrecognised hormonal contribution. Directing therapy according to the dominant mechanism is what distinguishes a treatment plan from a prescription.
A typical consultation pathway includes:
- Comprehensive history and validated questionnaire scoring
- Same-visit point-of-care testing, including endothelial assessment where indicated
- Laboratory work-up — testosterone, thyroid function and other relevant markers
- Mechanistic diagnosis — vascular, neurogenic, endocrine, psychogenic or combined
- Tiered management plan, with established therapy optimised before newer options are considered
On Emerging and Regenerative Therapies
Regenerative injectable therapies for male sexual dysfunction are not currently approved by DHA, FDA or EMA as standard treatments. Where such approaches are discussed at Lumora Wellness, they are presented as research-informed and investigational, within documented consent-based protocols — never as an approved cure. Patients receive the current evidence position, including its limitations, before any decision is made.
Research and Publications
Dr. Vasan has authored four textbooks in Andrology published by Springer and has published more than twenty research papers in peer-reviewed international journals. He continues to contribute to the academic community through the Andrology Fellowship Programme at Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences and through leadership roles at international sexual medicine congresses.
His written work for patients includes the Lumora Wellness Patient Education Series:
- Recent Advances in Erectile Dysfunction: The Evidence
- Recent Advances in Premature Ejaculation: The Evidence
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an andrologist do?
An andrologist specialises in male reproductive health and sexual function — including erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, male infertility, testosterone deficiency and microsurgical procedures. Andrology is a sub-specialty of urology; a urologist treats the urinary tract in both sexes, while an andrologist focuses specifically on male reproductive and sexual medicine.
When should a man see an andrologist rather than a general practitioner?
When a sexual or reproductive concern persists, recurs, or has not responded to initial treatment. A new episode of erectile dysfunction in a man under 60 also warrants assessment, since it can be an early indicator of cardiovascular disease and may appear two to five years before coronary artery disease becomes apparent.
Is a consultation confidential?
Yes. Consultations are conducted privately and patient information is handled in accordance with UAE health data regulations and DHA clinical governance requirements.
What qualifications should an andrologist in Dubai hold?
A current DHA specialist licence is the baseline requirement for practising in Dubai. Beyond that, look for formal sub-specialty training in andrology rather than general urology alone, active involvement in research or academic teaching, and membership of recognised professional societies in sexual medicine.
What happens at a first consultation?
A detailed history, validated questionnaire scoring, physical examination, and — where indicated — same-visit point-of-care testing and laboratory work-up. The aim of the first visit is an accurate mechanistic diagnosis rather than an immediate prescription.
Are treatments available for men who have not responded to standard therapy?
Yes. Several second-line and emerging options exist, though they vary considerably in how well established they are. Each is discussed with its current evidence status stated plainly, so that decisions are made with realistic expectations.
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If you would like to discuss a men's health concern, a consultation allows your history, goals and current evidence-based options to be reviewed together in confidence.