Specialist Urologist & Andrologist · Dubai

PE is Treatable

Specialist Evaluation Finds
What Works for You.

Specialist evaluation and evidence-based treatment of premature ejaculation in Dubai. Multiple proven options tailored to your situation.

Dr. Anis Haddad

PE is Common And Treatable

PE is Common
And Treatable

Understanding PE & Success Rates

PE is not simply a matter of willpower or technique. Identifiable factors usually contribute, and treatment success rates are high:

  • Topical anesthetic treatments (lidocaine sprays/creams): 60–70% effectiveness. Work within 10–15 minutes. Proper use does not reduce pleasure or sensitivity for partner. 
  • Oral medications (Dapoxetine – licensed for PE): 70–85% effectiveness. Taken 1–3 hours before sexual activity. Improves ejaculatory control significantly. 
  • SSRIs (off-label for PE): 70–80% effectiveness when dosed appropriately. Longer-term solutions; effects develop over 2–4 weeks. 
  • Treatment of underlying conditions (thyroid, prolactin, inflammation): 50–70% of men see significant improvement once underlying cause is treated 
  • Combined treatments (topical + oral, or hormonal + medical): 85–95% success rate — most effective approach

PE is not simply about willpower. Identifiable factors usually contribute: 

  • Neurochemical factors — serotonin signaling differences (well-documented and medically treatable) 
  • Hormonal factors — low testosterone, thyroid dysfunction, elevated prolactin 
  • Penile sensitivity — overly sensitive nerve response (responds well to topical treatments) 
  • Prostatitis or chronic pelvic inflammation — often missed in basic evaluation 
  • Coexisting ED — men often rush to compensate for erectile issues, masking the real problem  Performance anxiety — usually layered on physical causes, rarely the only cause 
  • Lifestyle factors — sleep deprivation, alcohol, chronic stress

Dr. Anis's Evaluation

Every PE patient receives:

Treatment Options

  • Lidocaine-based sprays or creams reduce penile sensitivity.
  • Work within 10–15 minutes. 60–70% effectiveness.
  • Minimal side effects (rare mild numbness or irritation).
  • Use as needed before sexual activity.
  • Proper application ensures partner doesn't experience reduced sensation.
  • The only medication specifically licensed for PE.
  • Taken 1–3 hours before sexual activity.
  • Standard dosing: 30–60mg.
  • 70–85% effectiveness.
  • Side effects (5–10%): mild nausea, dizziness, or headache — usually temporary and minor.
  • Cannot be used daily; taken as needed.
  • Used off-label for PE under specialist supervision.
  • 70–80% effectiveness when dosed appropriately.
  • Daily dosing; effects develop over 2–4 weeks.
  • Side effects (15–25%): initial nausea, sexual side effects (usually resolves within 2–4 weeks), or mild drowsiness.
  • Often used when long-term solution preferred.

If hormonal issues (low testosterone, thyroid dysfunction) or inflammation contribute to PE, treating those root causes often improves ejaculatory control significantly — sometimes without ongoing PE medication. 50–70% success rate when underlying cause is the primary driver.

  • Topical anesthetics: Rare local irritation (1–2%), temporary numbness (2–3%) 
  • Dapoxetine: Nausea (5–10%), dizziness (2–3%), headache (3–5%) — usually mild and temporary 
  • SSRIs: Nausea initially (10–15%), sexual side effects initially (15–20%, usually resolves in 2–4 weeks), mild drowsiness (5–10%)

Do not begin treatment without proper evaluation if you have: 

  • Untreated bipolar disorder or psychosis (mood-affecting medications require psychiatric coordination)
  • Active genital infection or inflammation (must be resolved first)
  • Currently on other medications that interact with SSRIs or dapoxetine Severe liver or kidney disease (requires dose adjustment or alternative)

What Sets Dr. Anis Apart

Specialist Urologist & Andrologist with Oxford Fellowship in Sexual Medicine

17+ years of international experience Full spectrum of PE treatments

not limited to any single approach Evidence-based protocols without overselling Complete confidentiality

What to Expect

1.
Confidential consultation

sexual and medical history review

2.
Physical examination

if indicated Bloodwork to evaluate hormonal and other contributors

3.
Discussion of treatment options

ranked by likely effectiveness for your specific situation

4.
Treatment initiation

with realistic timelines

5.
Follow-up

to assess response and adjust as needed

Patient Testimonials
Patient Testimonials

Rashid M.

First real solution after years of embarrassment

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I was too embarrassed to seek help for years. Finally, at my partner’s suggestion, I went to Dr. Anis. He didn’t judge, just asked detailed questions and ran bloodwork. Turns out my thyroid was overactive and contributing to the problem. Plus he prescribed dapoxetine for immediate help. Within two weeks of thyroid treatment plus the medication, I had real control for the first time in my life. My relationship improved dramatically. This man deserves a medal for helping men with this issue.

Ali K.

Topical treatment works — wish I'd known about it sooner

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Dr. Anis recommended a topical anesthetic spray combined with hormonal optimization since my testosterone was slightly low. The spray works instantly — 10 minutes before intimacy. Combined with testosterone therapy, I went from 1–2 minutes to 8–10 minutes in just two months. No side effects, no awkwardness. Why doesn’t every doctor know about this approach? Dr. Anis is exceptional.

Frequently Asked Questions

PE is ejaculation that occurs sooner than desired — usually within 1–3 minutes of penetration — causing distress to you or your partner. If it’s affecting your wellbeing or relationship, it deserves evaluation.

Usually both, with one usually dominant. Research shows most cases respond well to medical treatment. Even when psychological factors play a role, addressing physical contributors often helps significantly.

Not necessarily. Some men use topical treatments only when needed; others use medication short-term while addressing underlying causes; some benefit from longer-term treatment. This is individualized based on your situation.

Yes, when prescribed and monitored by a specialist. Both Dapoxetine and SSRIs have well-established safety profiles when used appropriately. Side effects are usually mild and temporary.

Topical anesthetics work within 10–15 minutes of application. Dapoxetine works within 1–3 hours of taking it. SSRIs typically take 2–4 weeks to reach full effect. Treating underlying causes shows results over 4–8 weeks.

For some men, yes — especially when PE is driven by a treatable underlying cause (thyroid, low testosterone, inflammation). For others, ongoing or as-needed treatment provides excellent control. Either way, quality of life improvement is usually significant.

This combination is common and often missed. Treating both together — rather than one at a time — usually produces better results than addressing either alone. Dr. Anis evaluates for both conditions.

Not for the consultation. Many men come alone for the initial evaluation. Partner involvement is welcome at any stage if you prefer, but never required.

Yes. Complete medical confidentiality is guaranteed.

Pricing depends on your treatment plan. Costs are transparent and discussed during consultation. Individual results vary based on condition severity and chosen treatment.

Get Effective Treatment
Get Effective
Treatment

PE is one of the most treatable conditions in men’s sexual health. A 45-minute evaluation gives you clarity on what’s happening and what works for your situation.

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