Premature ejaculation (PE) — ejaculating sooner than wanted, with little control — is one of the most common male sexual concerns, and delayed ejaculation is its less common counterpart. Both are treatable, and neither is something to be embarrassed about.
Premature ejaculation (and less commonly delayed ejaculation) is common, distressing and treatable. Smile Urology in Seomyeon, Busan offers confidential, English-speaking evaluation and a range of treatment options.
Premature ejaculation (PE) — ejaculating sooner than wanted, with little control — is one of the most common male sexual concerns, and delayed ejaculation is its less common counterpart. Both are treatable, and neither is something to be embarrassed about.
We assess the pattern, look for contributing factors and offer practical treatment, from behavioural techniques to medication, in a discreet setting.
Accurate testing guides accurate care. Many patients are assessed and started on treatment the same day.
A private discussion characterises the pattern and any contributing factors.
We check for treatable contributors such as prostatitis or ED.
Where relevant, we assess erectile function and hormones.
Options are explained and chosen with you.
Practical methods that improve control, sometimes sufficient on their own.
Options including topical treatments and, where appropriate, oral medication.
Managing ED, prostatitis or anxiety often improves ejaculatory control.
Confidential treatment tailored to you, without unnecessary intervention.
Ejaculation concerns are treated matter-of-factly and confidentially here, with attention to treatable contributors such as ED or prostatitis rather than a single fix. English-speaking support makes a sensitive consultation easier for foreign patients.
Yes — behavioural techniques, topical or oral medication, and treating contributors such as anxiety or ED all help. Many men improve significantly.
Often both. Lifelong PE has neurochemical factors, while acquired PE may relate to anxiety, ED or prostatitis. Assessment clarifies the picture.
Yes — these consultations are handled discreetly and confidentially, with English support.
Yes, PE and ED often coexist, and treating ED can improve control — which is why we assess both.