ABOUT THE TEAM

Kam is an experienced GP with a specialist interest in Andrology, Men’s Health and Sexual Medicine. He was born and brought up in North London, educated at Latymer School and studied medicine at The London Hospital Medical College, University of London, graduating in 1985. He has since studied and worked in the UK, USA and New Zealand. He has postgraduate qualifications from the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP London) and the Royal College of General Practitioners (MRCGP London). His NHS base is with the Andrology team at the University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust.
 
His clinical interests include erectile dysfunction, penile rehabilitation, ejaculatory disorders including premature ejaculation, penile curvature including Peyronie’s disease and Men’s health lifestyle assessments. He has a particular expertise in the assessment and management of testosterone deficiency.
He is a trainer and appraiser of doctors and upholds a strong belief for providing high quality, safe, holistic, evidence based medical care for his patients.
 
He sits on the committee of the UK Primary Care Testosterone Advisory Group (PCTAG) and is a member of the British, European and International Societies of Sexual Medicine (BSSM, ESSM, ISSM) and Primary Care Urology Society (PCUS). He is a member of the Medscape Advisory Group, UK. He regularly attends national and international conferences to stay up to date with the latest research in his areas of specialist interest and to share learning.
 
He is co-author of the Men’s Health Guidelines for General Practice, a Journal reviewer and has been invited to speak and chair scientific meetings in the field of men’s health and sexual medicine.

After qualifying as a Doctor in 2002, Mark completed surgical training before becoming a GP. He works as a Partner in a Winchester Practice and has been performing no-scalpel vasectomies (NSV) for nearly 10 years, and has completed over 1500 procedures over this time. As well as being one of the regions most experienced specialists in this procedure, Mark takes great pride in offering a personalised, responsive and friendly service. 

No-scalpel vasectomy is usually a straightforward procedure done under local anaesthetic with minimal discomfort. It takes about 20 minutes to perform, and depending on the nature of their occupation most men return to work the next day. Vasectomies are typically performed on a Friday afternoon to enable a slightly longer recovery period, and to minimise time away from work.

Before committing to a vasectomy it is important that you and your partner are fully informed and happy to proceed. To that extent we would encourage you to first read the attached links, and get in touch to arrange a pre-operative meeting at a time convenient to you.