Our patients are referred to us from throughout the United Kingdom and we are one of the largest andrology units in Europe. Led by five consultant andrologists with additional in reach consultants from networks throughout South East England. We treat andrology conditions including Peyronie's disease, priapism, erectile dysfunction (including insertion of penile prostheses), and reconstructive procedures for genital conditions and male factor infertility. Our unit is also the supraregional centre for penile and testicular cancer.
General enquiries
Service management
Bradley Setchell
Other contact information
Pathway Coordinators
For Prof Ralph, Mr Christopher, Ms Sangster, Ms Li and Mr Lee
Mariya Ostrovska
Tel: 020 3447 9190
Email: uclh.enquiry.andrology@nhs.net
For Prof Muneer, Mr Alnajjar, Mr Rowland Rees, Mr Paul Hadway, Mr Varun Sahdev, Mr Raj Nigam, Lanray Alapafujah
Tel: 020 3447 9280
Email: uclh.enquiry.andrology@nhs.net
For all queries relating to 2 week wait referrals for suspected penile and testicular cancer, please call 020 3447 5101.
For all other general enquiries, please call 020 3447 5465.
Address
Andrology
University College Hospital at Westmoreland Street
16 - 18 Westmoreland St
London, W1G 8PH
Other referral information
For erectile dysfunction, we require a referral form to be submitted with your referral. Please refer via the e-referrals system and enclose this form with your referral.
- Erectile dysfunction
- Penile and testicular cancer
- Inguinoscrotal sarcoma
- Male factor infertility
- Peyronie's disease
- Priapism
- Penile Prosthesis surgery
- Scrotal, epididymal and testicular disease
There are three nurse specialists within the team who run specialised nurse-led who run nurse led erectile dysfunction clinics and manage benign penile and testicular conditions.
It’s important to note that if you (or your partner) are in the UK and subject to immigration control (defined as currently holding a valid visa to enter or to remain in the UK and without indefinite leave to remain), you are not eligible for free of charge Assisted Conception Service (ACS) on the NHS.
Any ACS for the purpose of assisting a person to carry a child (including all consultations, hospital encounters, diagnoses and treatments) will be charged. If you are unsure if you are eligible or if you wish to discuss this further, please contact the UCLH Overseas and Eligibility Team who can confirm a patient’s eligibility and costs.
Email: uclh.
Phone: 07890 394840 / 07956 352034 / 07717 341088
