Our Clinicians
Who is a Sexologist?
A sexologist is a medical expert who specializes in diagnosing and treating sexual health concerns, combining medical knowledge with psychological counselling.
- They help with conditions like erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and low libido
- Treatment can be medical, psychological, or behavioral, depending on the root cause
- Sexologists offer both individual and couple-based therapy
- Consultations are private and focused on long-term sexual well-being
When to Seek Help from a Sexologist?
- Difficulty getting or maintaining an erection
- Pain or discomfort during intimacy
- Persistent lack of sexual desire or mismatched libido with your partner
- Relationship stress caused by intimacy concerns
Services Offered by Our Sexologists
Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Diagnosis and treatment for difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection.
Premature Ejaculation (PE)
Medical and behavioral management to help you last longer with confidence.
STI/STD Testing & Treatment
Confidential screening and treatment for sexually transmitted infections.
Low Libido & Desire Concerns
Addressing physical and emotional causes behind reduced sexual desire.
Vaginismus & Painful Sex
Support for pain or discomfort during intimacy in women.
Discreet Online Consultations
Speak to a sexologist privately from home, with prescriptions delivered discreetly.
How to Choose the Right Sexologist
Check Qualifications & Certifications
Confirm relevant medical qualifications such as MBBS, MD, or training in sexual medicine, urology, or psychiatry.
Look for Experience in Sexual Health
The best sexologists have hands-on experience treating ED, PE, low libido, and intimacy issues.
Read Patient Reviews
Real feedback from other patients reflects quality of care and effective results.
Consider Accessibility & Location
Choose someone easily reachable for in-person visits and follow-ups.
Ask About Online Consultations
Prefer privacy? Many sexologists offer video consultations and discreet home delivery.
Comfort and Communication Style
You should feel safe and respected discussing sensitive concerns without hesitation.
Online vs. In-Person Consultation – Which One is Right for You?
Online Consultation
Benefits
- Complete privacy from the comfort of home
- No travel time, easier to fit into a busy schedule
- Prescriptions and follow-ups handled digitally
Considerations
- Not suitable for physical examinations or tests
- Requires a stable internet connection
At-Clinic Consultation
Benefits
- Enables physical examination and in-clinic diagnostic tests
- Face-to-face rapport can feel more reassuring for some
Considerations
- Requires travel and clinic wait times
- Less discreet than an online consultation
Pro tip: Many patients start with an in-clinic visit for examination and testing, then switch to online consultations for follow-ups.
Cost of Consulting a Sexologist
Consultation fees vary by doctor and consultation mode — the exact price is shown on each doctor’s card before you book, with no hidden charges. Sexologist consultations on Allo start at ₹499.
How Sexologists Treat Sexual Health Concerns
Depending on your condition, treatment may combine one or more of the following approaches.
Psychosexual Counselling
Talk-based therapy addressing the emotional and relational side of sexual concerns.
Physical Examination & Testing
In-clinic diagnostic tests to identify underlying physical causes.
Medication Management
Prescription treatment for conditions like ED or hormonal imbalances, monitored over time.
Couples Therapy
Joint sessions to work through intimacy concerns affecting both partners.
For Which Symptoms Should One Consult a Sexologist?
- Difficulty in getting or maintaining an erection
- Premature, delayed, or absent ejaculation
- Persistent lack of sexual desire
- Pain or discomfort during intimacy
FAQ's
Yes, most of our sexologists offer online video consultations in addition to in-clinic visits — you can choose either mode when booking.
Yes. All consultations, whether online or in-clinic, are completely private and confidential.
No, most concerns can be addressed individually. Some doctors may recommend a joint session later if it would help treatment.
Same-day and next-day slots are usually available — check real-time availability on each doctor’s card.
Seeing a sexologist can help improve your sexual health, resolve issues like low libido or erectile dysfunction, and enhance relationship intimacy.
Sexual treatment plans are usually safe and work well. Some people might have minor side effects like temporary discomfort or emotional changes.
The specialist will review your medical history, discuss your concerns, potentially conduct a physical exam, and suggest a personalized treatment plan.
Yes, sexologists often help with relationship problems related to sexual health. They offer couples therapy, communication tips, and sexual education.
Sexologists hold medical degrees with specialized sexual health training, often with credentials like MBBS, MD/DPM, MA, or MSc in Psychology.
No, sexologists do not perform surgery. They focus on diagnosing and treating sexual health issues through counselling, therapy, and medical treatments.
No, sexologists and urologists are different. A sexologist focuses on sexual health and therapy, while a urologist treats urinary tract and male reproductive system problems.
No, gynecologists and sexologists are different. Gynecologists specialize in women’s reproductive health, while sexologists focus on sexual health and therapy.
Many conditions can be effectively managed or resolved with proper treatment, though success varies based on the specific concern and individual factors.
Visit frequency depends on the severity and nature of your concern, ranging from a one-time consultation to ongoing therapy sessions.
Sexologists treat erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, low libido, vaginismus, STD-related issues, and sexual performance anxiety.