Urology
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Mr Rowland Rees is a leading consultant urologist in Hampshire and London, who has extensive experience in general urology, including male infertility, erectile dysfunction, male incontinence surgery, penile skin lesions and cancer, genital lymphodema, vasectomy reversal and testosterone deficiency. He is one of the UK’s few full-time dedicated specialists in andrology and genito-urethral surgery such as hydrocele, foreskin surgery and managing foreskin problems in general.
Mr Rees trained in urology on the south coast and subsequently undertook his andrology fellowship where he worked and researched with some of the world’s leading experts in the field.
He is past chairman of the executive committee of the andrology section of the British Association of Urological Surgeons. Mr Rees is involved in clinical research at Southampton University and is the principal investigator for two national trials in urethral surgery.
Mr Rowland Rees offers face-to-face, online, and telephone consultations to his patients, depending on preference. For the UK's Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN) statistics and feedback about Mr Rees' practice, please see here.
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Start nowInfertility is defined as failure to conceive after a year or more of consistent sexual intercourse without contraceptives. It is common, with around 12 per cent of couples struggling with this. Infertility may be misconceived as being due to an issue with the woman in the relationship, but in half of the cases of infertility, it is due to male infertility. In this article, a consultant urologist goes over the possible reasons for male infertility.
Urinary incontinence refers to the involuntary passage of urine, a common problem that affects up to 3 million people in the UK. If you suffer from severe urinary incontinence, however, the implantation of an artificial urinary sphincter can help to resolve symptoms and improve quality of life. Here, Mr Rowland Rees, renowned consultant urologist and male genito-urethral surgeon, provides an expert insight into artificial urinary sphincter surgery.
Many men are concerned with erectile and sexual function, and if having problems, decide to undergo surgery in order to correct them. We delve into penile prosthesis surgery/penile implant surgery with esteemed consultant urologist and male genito-urethral surgeon Mr Rowland Rees, who explains everything you need to know about the surgery.
What is a urethroplasty? How is it performed, what does it treat, and how long does it take? Here to answer all of these questions and more is revered consultant urologist, Mr Rowland Rees.
Erectile dysfunction can be a fairly common problem, particularly amongst older men. Whilst there are several treatment options, some cases can benefit from having a penile prosthesis inserted surgically. Mr Rowland Rees, a leading urologist and male genito-urethral surgeon, explains what is involved in this procedure and what patients can expect post-op.
Peyronie’s disease is a problem of the penis. It is caused by scar tissue, or ‘plaque’ that forms in the wall of the penis, and can cause a curvature on erection, a lump in the penis, pain, shortening and sometimes erection problems. Urologist Mr Rowland Rees talks to us about Peyronie’s disease and what can be done about it.
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