Men's Health Doctor London | Comprehensive Care & Screening

Private Men's Health Consultations at 23 Devonshire Place, London W1

You might be wondering:

  • Why am I so tired all the time?

  • Is my testosterone low?

  • Why has my sex drive changed?

  • Why can’t I get or keep an erection like I used to?

  • Is this stress… or am I actually depressed?

  • Is that lump something serious?

  • Do I have prostate cancer?

  • Should I be worried about my heart?

  • Why am I gaining weight around my waist?

  • Why am I snoring so loudly?

  • How long should I be lasting in bed?

Most men don't talk about these questions openly. They carry them quietly — alongside work, relationships, expectations and the pressure to keep functioning.

It can be hard to find someone you can trust to explore them with.

Perhaps you've had a consultation with an online clinic that tried to sell you a testosterone subscription, or a 10-minute NHS appointment that left you with more questions than answers.

As a GP and therapist specialising in men's health in London, I help men get real answers — beyond quick prescriptions and brief consultations.

What Is Men's Health? A More Complete Picture

An increasing number of men are seeking help — but often through clinics offering a very limited vision of what men's health actually means.

Men's health is not simply access to blood tests or a testosterone subscription. And it's not about endless supplements, whole-body MRIs or peptides.

As a private men's health doctor in London with specialist training in sexual medicine and psychosexual therapy, my approach integrates physical health, hormonal health, sexual function, mental wellbeing and long-term disease prevention. Most symptoms men present with — fatigue, low libido, erectile dysfunction, weight gain, loss of confidence — rarely have a single cause. They sit at the intersection of heart health, hormones, stress, sleep and relationships.

A thorough men's health assessment should reflect the true complexity of men's lives, not funnel you towards a prescription.

Why Men's Health Needs Specialist Attention

Men die earlier than women — often from conditions that are preventable or treatable when identified early. Yet much of modern healthcare remains geared towards women and children, and very few doctors have substantive training in men's health concerns.

Many men I see have already tried to get help but been sent away without real answers. Perhaps you've had a consultation that didn't feel thorough, or with someone who wasn't comfortable discussing sexual difficulties or hormonal health.

A leading cause of death in younger men is suicide — preventable with access to compassionate, appropriate care. Heart disease and cancer claim men disproportionately, often silently, for years before symptoms emerge.

Good men's healthcare makes time for all of this.

What Comprehensive Men's Healthcare Should Include

Men's health is about far more than erectile dysfunction, hair loss or testosterone levels. These are important concerns — but much of modern "men's health" has become a vehicle for selling online medication subscriptions.

Good men's healthcare takes a broader, more integrated view.

Cardiovascular & Metabolic Health

Erectile dysfunction, loss of morning erections and abdominal weight gain are often early warning signs of cardiovascular disease — not simply signs of ageing.

My men’s health assessments include careful evaluation of:

  • Blood pressure

  • Lipids, cholesterol and advanced markers such as hsCRP and lipoprotein (a)

  • Cardiovascular risk, including further assessment with advanced imaging if necessary

  • Diabetes risk

  • Visceral fat and body composition

Testosterone & Hormonal Health

Many men search for testosterone testing when they feel tired, flat or less driven. Testosterone matters — but careful interpretation matters more.

I assess total and free testosterone in proper clinical context, alongside SHBG, LH and FSH, prolactin, haematocrit, and androgen receptor genetics where appropriate. I provide evidence-based diagnosis of testosterone deficiency and avoid both under-treatment and unnecessary TRT.

Often, lifestyle optimisation and careful monitoring over time is more appropriate than quickly starting a lifelong medication.

Sexual Health & Erectile Dysfunction

Sexual symptoms are not superficial concerns. Erectile dysfunction, low libido and other sexual difficulties can have a profound impact on emotional health, self-confidence and relationships.

I provide integrated assessment and treatment for:

  • Erectile dysfunction

  • Low libido

  • Premature ejaculation

  • Orgasm difficulties

  • Performance anxiety

  • Painful sex

Where appropriate, I arrange further investigation to understand the cause of your symptoms — not just treat them. The full range of treatments is discussed openly: cardiovascular management, oral medication, low-intensity shockwave therapy, injections and psychosexual or couples therapy.

Mental Health & Emotional Wellbeing

Depression, anxiety and chronic stress are extremely common in men, yet barriers to seeking help remain high. I can explore how your physical and mental health are affecting each other and work to improve both — through medication, therapy or an integrated approach.

Strength, Body Composition & Longevity

Muscle mass, metabolic health and physical strength are among the most reliable predictors of long-term health outcomes. Assessment includes review of current body composition — including DEXA scanning where appropriate — and can cover:

  • Sustainable fat loss strategies

  • Resistance training guidance

  • Alcohol and lifestyle review

  • Recovery and sleep optimisation

  • Weight loss medication

Cancer and Preventative Screening

Proactive health screening reduces long-term risk. But indiscriminate use of testing can cause harm.

Many men think more information is better. But doing multiple tests without context can lead you down a medical rabbit warren of further and increasingly invasive tests, all of which may be avoidable.

However, there are key areas where screening is helpful:

  • Prostate cancer risk assessment and PSA testing

  • Cardiovascular risk stratification

  • Bowel cancer screening

  • Lung cancer screening

  • STI testing

  • Skin cancer checks

In addition, optimising prevention through vaccination and appropriate supplementation and medication can reduce your risk of future disease and health problems down the line.

A Different Approach to Men’s Health

If you come to see me, the starting point isn't a prescription — it's a thorough conversation and careful assessment.

We take time to understand what's really happening: in your body, your mood, your relationships and your wider life. Symptoms like fatigue, weight gain, erectile changes or reduced libido rarely have a single cause. More often, they are signals — of cardiovascular strain, metabolic imbalance, hormonal change, chronic stress or relational pressure.

Some clinics promise quick prescriptions and rapid optimisation. Medication is sometimes the right answer — I prescribe it when I genuinely believe it will make a meaningful difference. But good medicine begins with understanding, not algorithms.

Over the years, I've worked with hundreds of men to reduce their risk of heart attack and stroke, restore sexual confidence, improve relationships and feel more grounded in themselves. Often the most powerful changes come not from chasing a number on a blood test, but from strengthening the foundations — sleep, strength, cardiovascular and metabolic health, emotional wellbeing, purpose and connection.

My background spans internal medicine, general practice, specialist men's and hormonal health, and formal psychotherapy training. That breadth means I can assess your testosterone rigorously, evaluate cardiovascular risk properly, and also explore the pressures you're carrying — and how they shape your body and your sex life.

Men's health is rarely one isolated problem. It's the whole picture. The aim isn't a quick fix. It's to help you feel physically strong, emotionally fulfilled, mentally grounded and sexually confident — in a way that truly lasts.

Well Man Checks & Health Screening in London

Thoughtful preventative health screening identifies risks and detects problems before they become serious. The important principle is doing the right test, for the right man, at the right time.

I frequently see men who have spent thousands of pounds on health screening packages, only to find they didn't receive the most useful or evidence-based tests — offered instead what suited a clinic's model rather than their individual health. I receive no financial benefit from any investigation I recommend. Testing decisions are made solely on clinical grounds.

What's Included in All Screening Assessments

Every Well Man Check begins with a 60-minute initial consultation and includes:

  • Full medical and lifestyle history review

  • Physical examination as appropriate (cardiovascular, respiratory, abdominal, neurological, skin)

  • Testicular, prostate and breast examination where appropriate and if you feel comfortable

  • Observations: blood pressure, height, weight, BMI and waist circumference

  • Grip strength assessment — a validated marker of overall health and longevity

  • Sleep and lifestyle risk assessment

  • Individualised cancer screening discussion (prostate, bowel and lung cancer)

  • A written report summarising findings and a personalised plan

  • A follow-up consultation to discuss results in full

Below are three example assessments illustrating the levels of screening available. The specific investigations we arrange are always tailored to you after your initial consultation. There is no obligation to proceed with any testing beyond that first appointment.

Example Men’s Health Screening Packages

Essential Health Assessment — £995

Recommended for men seeking a solid baseline with evidence-based investigation:

  • Bloods including: Full blood count, kidney and liver function, bone health markers, thyroid function and iron studies

  • Metabolic risk: HbA1c and fasting glucose, basic lipid profile.

  • Urinalysis

  • Prostate cancer risk assessment: PSA and free PSA

  • Bowel cancer screening: FIT (faecal immunochemical test) where appropriate

Advanced Health Assessment — £2,000

Everything in the Essential assessment, plus:

  • Hormonal assessment: total and free testosterone, oestradiol, SHBG

  • Stockholm-3 advanced prostate cancer blood test where appropriate

  • Body composition scan: visceral fat, muscle mass and body fat percentage

  • Anal cytology screening for high-risk HPV and abnormal cells in appropriate higher-risk individuals

Comprehensive Health Assessment — £5,500

Everything in the Advanced assessment, with consideration of:

  • Advanced cardiovascular risk: ApoA/ApoB, lipoprotein(a), hsCRP

  • CT Calcium Score for cardiovascular risk stratification where appropriate

  • Colonoscopy, depending on age, symptoms, family history and individual risk

If you're considering health screening or preventative care, the best place to start is an initial consultation. We'll review your health together, discuss your goals, and decide whether any investigations would be clinically useful.

Frequently Asked Questions About Men’s Health

  • An initial consultation typically lasts 60 minutes. We review your current health, symptoms, medical and family history, and your goals. From there, we discuss whether any investigation, treatment or further referral is appropriate. There is no obligation to proceed with anything beyond that conversation.

  • Consultations take place at Central Health London, 23 Devonshire Place, London W1G 6JB — close to Regent's Park and Harley Street.

  • Dr Davis holds MA (Cantab), MBBS, PhD, MRCP, MRCGP, DFSRH, DIPM, FECSM and is registered with COSRT. He has specialist training in men's health, sexual medicine, hormonal health and psychosexual therapy.

  • Yes, where clinically indicated following thorough assessment. Testosterone replacement is not appropriate for all men who feel tired or have low mood — careful diagnosis matters. I follow evidence-based clinical guidelines and avoid both under-treatment and unnecessary prescribing.

  • No. You can book a private consultation directly.

  • Yes. I have specific clinical experience in gay, bi, queer and trans men's health, including sexual health, PrEP, anal cancer screening and the particular health considerations relevant to GBTQ men.