Dr. Asheesh Kaul is a UK-trained Consultant urologist specialising in Andrology, offering comprehensive men’s health and genital surgery services at Jumeirah American Clinic. He provides expert diagnosis and treatment for erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, testosterone deficiency, and a wide range of genital and scrotal conditions affecting men.
Dr. Kaul completed his specialist andrology training at University College London Hospitals (UCLH) before serving as the Andrology and Penile Cancer Surgeon at Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, where he ran a tertiary referral andrology service. During this time, he performed a high volume of penile implant surgery and Peyronie’s disease correction, alongside penile cancer surgery and complex genital reconstruction. He also established and ran the local anaesthetic no-scalpel vasectomy service at Oak Street Medical Practice, personally performing around 1,000 vasectomies.
Since moving to the UAE, Dr. Kaul has continued to practice andrology and male fertility surgery, and now brings this depth of experience to Jumeirah American Clinic, seeing patients for the full spectrum of men’s urological and genital health concerns.
Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a very common and treatable condition. Effective treatment for erectile dysfunction starts with understanding the underlying cause rather than simply treating the symptoms.
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Once you have decided that your family is complete, considering a vasectomy can be a safe and very effective long-term method of contraception.
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Peyronie’s disease is a urological condition characterized by the formation of scar tissue, known as plaque, within the tissues of the penis. This plaque can result in curving the penis and changing its shape during an erection. The condition may be associated with pain, loss of penile length, or difficulty with sexual intercourse.
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Circumcision is a common urological procedure performed for religious, cultural, medical, or personal reasons. Even though circumcisions are typically considered straightforward procedures, some men have underlying conditions affecting the foreskin or genital skin that require a more specialized approach.
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