Send your case
Confidential Erectile Dysfunction Assessment
How does the ED assessment work?
You answer a few short, private questions about your erection problem, history and what you have tried. Your information goes to the clinic for confidential review, and a patient coordinator contacts you about the next steps. The doctor decides suitability after assessing you. You do not need to know which treatment you need.
Private & confidential enquiry. You do not need to call.
Key takeaways
- Private and confidential. You do not need to call.
- Takes about 2 minutes.
- Sending your case does not commit you to treatment.
What happens after you send your case
You send your case
Complete the confidential form or message the clinic on WhatsApp. You do not need to know which treatment you need.
The clinic reviews your information
Your answers are sent for confidential review by the clinic team, who may ask for further details or reports.
A patient coordinator contacts you
The coordinator explains the next steps and arranges a consultation. Medical suitability is decided by the doctor, not by the form.
Specialist assessment
The urologist reviews your history and examines you. Tests such as blood tests or penile Doppler ultrasound are used when they are clinically useful.
Personalised options
If treatment is appropriate, the doctor explains the options that may be relevant, the evidence, the risks and the alternatives, in writing, before you decide.
What a full specialist assessment may include
- A private discussion of your symptoms, history, medicines and goals.
- A focused examination.
- Blood tests where useful, such as glucose or HbA1c, lipids and testosterone.
- Penile Doppler ultrasound in selected men to assess blood flow.
The online form is not a diagnosis. No treatment can be guaranteed to work for every man, and suitability and expected benefit vary between patients.
Your physician
Dr. Niyazi Umut Özdemir
Urological Surgeon, UZ Clinic Antalya
Responsible for assessment and treatment planning at the clinic, with a clinical focus on male sexual health and penile rehabilitation.
Rated 4.5 on Google (47 reviews, as of 2 Oct 2026)Qualifications
- • Medical education at Ege University
- • Specialisation in urology
- • Turkish Association of Urology board certification
- • Clinical practice in Antalya, Turkey
Clinical focus
- • Erectile dysfunction assessment and treatment planning
- • Penile rehabilitation
- • Vasculogenic (blood-flow related) erectile dysfunction
- • Shockwave therapy, PRP and regenerative approaches
Education and roles
- • Ege University Faculty of Medicine (2000); urology specialisation, Ege University (2005)
- • Head of the Antalya branch, CİSED
Professional memberships
- • Turkish Urological Association
- • Society of Urological Surgery (Ürolojik Cerrahi Derneği)
- • European Association of Urology (EAU)
- • Turkish Andrology Association
- • Aegean Urological Association (Ege Üroloji Derneği)
- • Ankara Urologists Association
Ask the urologist about your case
Send your history and the clinic will advise which options may be relevant. Suitability is decided after medical assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Is my enquiry confidential?
Yes. Your information is used to review your enquiry and contact you, as set out in the privacy notice.
Will a doctor review my form straight away?
Your information is sent for confidential review. A patient coordinator will contact you, and the doctor assesses suitability at consultation.
Do I have to travel to be assessed?
You can start remotely. An in-person assessment is needed before treatment.
Can I send medical reports?
Yes. The coordinator will tell you how to send blood tests or Doppler results securely.
Related guides
This page provides general information and does not diagnose ED or decide whether a treatment is suitable for you. Suitability and expected benefit vary between patients and are decided after medical assessment. Treatments described as experimental or investigational are discussed with full informed consent. Seek urgent care for chest pain, new neurological symptoms, penile injury or an erection lasting more than four hours.