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Why we recommend them
We recommend him for what he declares without being asked. His web page publishes the ties he has had with the pharmaceutical industry, with dates and current status, and marks a book in editing and three studies as unpublished. He publishes no patient testimonials and no success figures of his own. He practises sexology from medicine, with a clinical history and differential diagnosis before any prescription.
What they solve
- Sex hurts and you have been told it is normal or that it is in your head.
- Penetration is impossible or very difficult because of an involuntary contraction, known as vaginismus.
- Your sexual desire has dropped and you cannot tell whether it is hormonal, circumstantial or about the relationship.
- Orgasm does not arrive, or stopped arriving, and nobody has given you an explanation.
- Menopause changed your sexuality and you got the message that this chapter is closed.
- You have erection difficulties and want to know whether there is a medical cause behind them.
- You ejaculate sooner or later than you would like and it is now weighing on the relationship.
- You take a daily medication and suspect it is affecting your sexual response.
Not for
- Not for someone looking for a promised outcome, a fixed protocol or a fix in a single session.
- Not the place if what you want is a prescription without an assessment first.
- Not an emergency channel: immediate care means going to an emergency service.
- In some cases his role is to assess and refer on to gynaecology, pelvic floor physiotherapy or a pain unit.
Verifiable work
Track record
- 2002Physician and surgeon, Universidad de La Sabana
- 2012Training in Clinical Sexology and Sexual Health, University of Barcelona
- Since 2013Clinical sexology and sexual health practice at Clínica de Marly
- 2017 to 2021President of the Colombian Association of Sexual Health
Credential: Physician and surgeon, Universidad de La Sabana, with training in Clinical Sexology and Sexual Health from the University of Barcelona
How it starts
- First step
- Message him on the WhatsApp number published on his web page; the message comes pre written and you do not have to say what it is about.
- Mode
- A first consultation of 45 to 60 minutes, run as a guided conversation, in person at his consulting room at Clínica de Marly in Bogotá or remotely, alone or as a couple.
Frequently asked questions
Is a sexologist a doctor or a psychologist?
It depends who they are, and he addresses this on his own web page. In his case, a doctor: he qualified as a physician and surgeon at Universidad de La Sabana in 2002 and ten years later trained in Clinical Sexology and Sexual Health at the University of Barcelona. He says he practises sexology from medicine, with clinical history, differential diagnosis and prescription where appropriate. He presents himself as an expert with training rather than as a specialist.
What is the first sexology consultation like, and is there a physical examination?
It runs 45 to 60 minutes as a guided conversation. He states that he does not perform an intimate physical examination in the first consultation and that in the vast majority of cases it is not needed later either. If clinical signs ever made one useful, he says it would be discussed in advance, the procedure explained in full, and explicit consent requested.
Do I have to explain my problem to book an appointment?
No. His web page says a greeting is enough to book, that he does not ask you to describe the issue in writing, to use clinical terms, or to fill in questionnaires beforehand. The WhatsApp message opens pre written with neutral wording that names no symptom. Anything intimate, in his words, is discussed in the consultation and not in a chat.
Does he see patients online or only in person in Bogotá?
Both. In person means his consulting room at Clínica de Marly in Bogotá, and he also sees patients remotely, with the exact channel agreed when booking. His web page does not say which countries he can attend from, which platform he uses, or whether any geographic restriction applies, so that is settled at first contact.
What does the consultation cost?
It is not published, and he says so up front: if you came looking for the figure, it is not on that web page. He gives the amount when you write to book, before you confirm anything, along with the duration and the format. He also does not publish whether he accepts health insurance or private plans: everything is described as private practice.
Do I have to bring my partner?
No. His web page says many people consult alone and the process works the same, and that some have no partner at that moment and consult anyway. He sees couples when they come together, and for premature ejaculation he mentions often bringing the partner into the process. Whether to come alone or accompanied stays with the patient.
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