Dr. Yaman Al-Tal is a UK Board Certified consultant urologist and andrologist with 14+ years of clinical experience at leading London hospitals, and the only UEMS-certified sexual medicine specialist in Jordan.
Advanced diagnostics and evidence-based treatment for men’s sexual health, prostate disease, kidney and urinary conditions, and complex reconstructive surgery.
The definitive, long-term solution for erectile dysfunction, suitable for men of all ages including those with diabetes or heart disease.
Comprehensive evaluation and personalized treatment — from medication to shockwave therapy and surgery.
Safe, effective treatment for BPH, prostate cancer, and other prostate conditions using advanced surgical technique.
Endoscopic and shockwave options tailored to stone size and location, for a fast return to daily life.
Prostate, kidney, bladder, and testicular cancer treatment, including robotic surgical techniques.
Diagnosis and treatment for couples pursuing pregnancy, with a proven track record of successful outcomes.
Minimally invasive robotic technique for prostate, kidney, and bladder procedures, trained at Guy’s Hospital, London.
Urinary tract infections, incontinence, pediatric urology, and reconstructive surgery for men and women.
Dr. Yaman Al-Tal is a consultant urologist who graduated from Jordan University of Science and Technology before moving to the United Kingdom in 2002 to complete his specialist training in urology. He obtained UK Board Certification in Urology, followed by advanced fellowship training in endourology and urologic oncology at Imperial College London.
He later expanded his expertise to include andrology, sexual medicine, and penile implant surgery, earning certification from the European Board of Sexual Medicine (UEMS). He also completed advanced robotic urologic surgery training at Guy’s Hospital, London — becoming one of the first Arab urologists formally trained in robotic surgery for prostate, kidney, and bladder cancer.
Since returning to Jordan in late 2017, Dr. Al-Tal has played a leading role in advancing modern urology through minimally invasive, robotic, laser, and reconstructive surgery — while building one of the region’s leading centers for men’s health and penile implant surgery.
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Consultant Urologist and Andrologist Dr. Yaman Al-Tal has been awarded the prestigious Fellow of Genitourinary Prosthetic Surgery (FGPS) designation by the Society of Urologic Prosthetic Surgeons (SUPS) — becoming the first Arab physician to receive this distinction as part of the inaugural founding cohort.
Read the Full StoryErectile dysfunction can result from physical conditions such as diabetes, high blood pressure, hormonal imbalances, or reduced blood flow, and may be caused or worsened by stress, anxiety, or depression. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and may include oral medication, PRP therapy, shockwave therapy, or penile implant surgery for advanced cases.
Penile implant surgery is recommended when erectile dysfunction hasn’t responded to medication or other non-surgical treatments. It’s considered the most effective long-term solution, offering a reliable, natural-feeling erection without affecting sensation or orgasm.
Common symptoms include a weak urinary stream, frequent urination (especially at night), difficulty starting urination, a sensation of incomplete emptying, and pain or burning during urination. Early evaluation helps prevent complications and guides the right treatment.
Cost depends on the implant type and the patient’s individual condition. Malleable penile implants start from JOD 2,500, while inflatable (hydraulic) implants start from JOD 6,000. The final plan and cost are confirmed after a full consultation.
Treatment depends on the stone’s size and location — options include medication to help it pass naturally, shockwave lithotripsy, or endoscopic removal, based on symptom severity and whether there’s an obstruction.
Bring your complete medical history, a list of current medications, and any previous test results or imaging. Be ready to describe your symptoms clearly — when they started and how they’ve changed — to help reach an accurate diagnosis.
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