Fakih IVF Fertility Center provides specialised urology and andrology care in Dubai for men experiencing fertility-related, reproductive, or urinary health concerns. Our specialists assess male reproductive health, investigate potential causes of infertility, and recommend appropriate diagnostic and treatment options based on individual clinical needs. Through coordinated care with our fertility team, we support informed decisions at every stage of the fertility journey.
Our fertility urologist in Dubai, understand how urinary health, reproductive health, and fertility care are connected with each other. The fertility urologists evaluate and manage conditions affecting the male reproductive and urinary systems, including low sperm count, azoospermia, varicocele, and hormonal imbalances. Working closely with our fertility specialists, our andrology urologists in Dubai develop individualised care plans based on each patient’s diagnosis, medical history, and reproductive goals.
Our team looks after a focused range of concerns, and if any one of these sounds familiar, that’s a good reason to book a visit:
Our andrology team evaluates low sperm count and azoospermia, a condition in which no sperm are detected in the ejaculate. We review semen analysis results, investigate possible underlying causes, and discuss suitable treatment options. Where clinically appropriate, our specialists may also consider surgical sperm retrieval.
A varicocele is an enlargement of veins within the scrotum, and symptoms like swelling, discomfort, or unexpected semen results are good enough reasons to get checked for Varicocele. At Fakih IVF, our urology specialists assess varicoceles to understand their potential impact on reproductive health. Following an evaluation, we discuss whether monitoring, further investigation, or varicocele repair may be appropriate for your condition.
Hormones drive sperm production and sexual health, and imbalances can be easy to miss. This is why our andrologist assesses hormonal causes of reduced fertility in men and builds a plan around your results. Our andrologists evaluate hormonal factors that may contribute to reduced male fertility. We consider your medical history, symptoms, and relevant test results to identify potential concerns and develop an individualized management plan.
These concerns are quite common, and nothing to be embarrassed about. To diagnose these issues, we evaluate possible causes and talk through the options that suit you.
Peyronie’s disease involves the development of fibrous scar tissue in the penis, which may cause curvature, discomfort, or difficulties with sexual activity. Our specialists assess symptoms and discuss appropriate management options based on the severity of the condition and its effect on daily life and sexual health.
A no-scalpel vasectomy is a method of male contraception that uses a small opening rather than a conventional incision. Our specialists can explain the procedure, its implications, and the recovery process to help patients make an informed decision. For men who later wish to restore fertility, vasectomy reversal is also available.
Circumcision is a surgical procedure that removes the foreskin of the penis. Our urology team can assess individual concerns, explain the procedure, and discuss relevant preparation and recovery considerations. A consultation helps determine whether circumcision is appropriate based on medical needs and the patient’s circumstances.
At Fakih IVF Fertility Center, we recognize that every male fertility concern requires an individual assessment. Our specialists recommend andrology fertility treatment options based on the diagnosis, reproductive goals, and overall fertility plan rather than following a one-size-fits-all approach. Depending on the clinical findings, our specialists may recommend:
A microsurgical technique used to retrieve sperm from the testicular tissue when indicated.
Techniques used to retrieve sperm from testicular tissue or the epididymis.
An assessment that helps investigate sperm presence within the testicles.
A laboratory test that assesses sperm-related parameters.
A procedure considered for selected patients with varicocele.
A procedure that reconnects the reproductive tract after vasectomy in suitable cases.
Our andrology services focus on male reproductive health, including sperm production, hormonal function, and sexual health. An andrologist is a urologist with specialized expertise in these areas, helping identify potential factors that may affect fertility. In fact, according to StarPearls on NCBI Bookshelf, the male factor contributes to about 50% of all infertility cases. Our andrology urologist in Dubai assess individual concerns, investigate potentially treatable causes, and coordinate findings with our fertility team to support informed treatment decisions.
We encourage men to seek specialist advice from a urologist for men fertility when they notice changes in reproductive or urinary health or experience difficulties conceiving. Early assessment can help identify potential causes and clarify which investigations or treatment options may be appropriate. Consider booking a consultation with our urology team if you experience:
Always skip the self-diagnosis because online guesses rarely match what an exam and the right tests reveal, so book an evaluation instead from the best urology fertility specialists at Fakih IVF Fertility Center.
At Fakih IVF Fertility Center, our urologists and andrologists bring experience in male reproductive health, surgical sperm retrieval, and the assessment of fertility-related conditions. Our specialists work alongside the fertility team to coordinate investigations and treatment decisions. Explore the profiles below to learn more about each doctor’s qualifications, clinical experience, and areas of expertise.
Asheesh Kaul is one of the best urology fertility specialists on deck, and a UK-trained Consultant Urologist specializing in andrology and male fertility. His expertise includes surgical sperm retrieval (TESE, micro-TESE, PESA), varicocele repair, semen analysis interpretation, and hormonal causes of subfertility.
Rupin Shah holds an M.Ch. in Urology and is trained in andrological microsurgery in Belgium. He has received the Dr. B. C. Roy Award from the President of India in 2008 for his role in developing andrology in India.
Amirhossein Khalili is a DHA-licensed Specialist Urologist and Andrologist with over 10 years of experience in MicroTESE, PESA, and varicocelectomy, collaborating closely with IVF clinics.
Ibrahim Nassereddine has over 30 years of experience, is French Board-certified in General Surgery and Urology, and holds a diploma in andrology. He joined Fakih IVF in 2014.
Hussein Kandil, MBBCh, FACS, is a urologist specializing in male reproductive and sexual medicine, including prostate care.
Coordinated care is our biggest advantage because urologists, andrologists, and fertility specialists share findings, so you aren’t carrying reports between clinics or repeating tests. This is why every plan is individualized, and no one is rushed toward a treatment that may not be needed. Couples often ask us for the best urology fertility specialist, and the honest answer is that the right match depends on your diagnosis. Our doctors bring training from centers, plus years of hands-on experience with complex male infertility cases. Book Your Consultation with Fakih IVF Fertility Center today, and let our team guide your next step!
A fertility urologist evaluates and treats conditions of the male reproductive system that can affect conception. That includes reviewing semen analysis, checking for issues such as varicocele, assessing hormones, and coordinating with fertility specialists so findings fit into your overall plan.
A urologist treats the urinary tract and male reproductive organs. An andrologist is a urologist with added focus on male reproductive and sexual health, including sperm, hormones, and sexual function. At Fakih IVF, our team brings both strengths together.
Consider a visit if you have an abnormal semen analysis, testicular pain or swelling, urinary symptoms, sexual health concerns, or no pregnancy after about a year of trying. Seeing a specialist early can clarify causes and help your team plan more precisely.
Your urologist reviews your medical history, discusses your symptoms and fertility goals, and may perform a physical examination. Depending on your situation, tests such as semen analysis or hormone checks may be suggested. You leave with a clear explanation and next steps.
A semen analysis is a key starting point, but it is not the whole picture. Results can vary, and values outside the reference range do not always signal a problem. A specialist interprets them alongside your history, examination, and hormone findings.
A varicocele is an enlargement of veins within the scrotum. It may cause swelling or discomfort and can affect semen quality in some men. Our urologists perform varicocele repair when appropriate, and your specialist will explain whether surgery makes sense for you.
This is called azoospermia, and it does not always mean sperm are absent from the testicles. Our team investigates the cause and may discuss surgical sperm retrieval, such as TESE, micro-TESE, TESA, or PESA, which can be paired with ICSI in an IVF cycle.
Yes, our urologists and andrologists work alongside fertility specialists and embryologists, so test results and treatment decisions are shared. This coordination helps couples avoid duplicate appointments and keeps everyone aligned on one personalized plan from first consultation to treatment.
Yes, our team evaluates erectile dysfunction and other sexual health concerns, looks for possible underlying causes, and discusses suitable options with you privately. You do not need to be trying for a baby to book an appointment for these concerns.
Call us or visit our center directly to schedule an appointment. Let us know your main concern and any preferred doctor, and our team will help match you with the right specialist for an assessment.
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