Men's Health
SPECIALITY
Experienced, personalised vasectomy care, drawing on over 40 years of medical experience and extensive expertise in minor surgery.
Dr Mike Tee offers a range of specialist treatments, drawing on more than 40 years of experience as a senior NHS GP, alongside extensive experience in minor surgery, ENT and aesthetic medicine.
A graduate of the University of Cambridge, where he obtained his medical degree, Dr Tee has been registered with the General Medical Council since 1985. His qualifications include BSc (Hons), MB, BChir (Cantab), DLO, DRCOG and MRCGP.
His specialist areas include vasectomy, assessment of Testosterone levels, ED treatments and prostate problems & cancer risk treatements, with consultations tailored to each individual and their specific clinical needs.
Vasectomy - The Procedure
Dr Tee uses a no-scalpel technique with radio-frequency technology, which helps to minimise tissue trauma, reduce bruising and support a quicker recovery. The procedure is quick, straightforward and usually carried out under local anaesthetic, allowing you to go home the same day.
Quick Procedure
Typically 15–30 minutes
Radio-Frequency Technology
Precise and effective
No-Scalpel Technique
Less trauma, less discomfort
Fast Recovery
Most men return to normal activities within a few days
Testosterone Levels Assessment
A testosterone levels assessment begins with a consultation to discuss your symptoms, medical history and any concerns you may have. A blood test is then carried out to measure your testosterone levels, usually with the sample taken in the morning when testosterone levels are typically at their highest. Depending on your symptoms and results, further blood tests may be recommended to provide a more complete assessment of your hormonal health.
Erectile Dysfunction Treatment
An erectile dysfunction assessment begins with a confidential consultation to discuss your symptoms, medical history, lifestyle and any medications you may be taking. Your doctor may carry out a physical examination and recommend blood tests, including testosterone and other relevant health markers, to help identify any underlying causes. Your results will then be discussed with you, and a personalised treatment plan can be recommended based on your individual needs.
Prostate problems & cancer risk
A prostate assessment begins with a confidential consultation to discuss any urinary symptoms, changes in your health and relevant family or medical history. Depending on your circumstances, your doctor may recommend a PSA blood test and other assessments to evaluate prostate health and identify any factors that may indicate an increased risk of prostate cancer. Where appropriate, further investigations or referral to a specialist may be recommended based on your results.
Over Four Decades of Medical Experience, Specialised Personalised Care.