Advanced Andrology Care for Male Sexual, Hormonal and Reproductive Health
Andrology is the medical specialty concerned with male reproductive and sexual health. It is the male counterpart to gynaecology and covers the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting fertility, sexual function, and hormonal balance. These conditions draw on expertise across urology, endocrinology, vascular medicine and reproductive medicine.
At RIVEA, andrology care is built to provide treatment across these domains. Dr. Naveenchandra R. Acharya brings over two decades of urological and andrological experience, with specialist training at PGIMER Chandigarh, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, and the Cleveland Clinic USA, covering penile implant surgery, microsurgical fertility procedures including varicocele repair and sperm retrieval, and the full evaluation and management of male sexual and hormonal health.
His work sits within RIVEA's broader vascular and interventional framework, and that integration matters in practice. This integrated model which places surgical precision alongside minimally invasive interventional options, under one roof, is what shapes how care is planned and delivered here.
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Conditions We Treat
At RIVEA, our andrology practice is built around comprehensive evaluation and individual treatment planning. Every plan is shaped around the patient and their diagnosis, their goals, their lifestyle, and what long-term wellbeing actually looks like for them.
Treatment Options
Why RIVEA
Care Built Around Individual Outcomes
Andrological care depends on the diagnosis, the underlying cause, the patient's age, health, and what matters most to them going forward. That individuality is what shapes everything at RIVEA.
Personalised treatment plans
Treatment is guided by individual assessment findings and patient goals.
Accurate diagnosis first
Identifying the underlying cause determines the most appropriate and effective treatment pathway.
Minimally invasive where appropriate
Less invasive options are considered before surgical intervention where evidence supports their use.
Long-term outcomes
Treatment planning addresses sexual function, fertility, hormonal health, and quality of life and not the presenting symptom alone.
Integrated multidisciplinary care
Conditions spanning urology, vascular medicine, endocrinology, and reproductive health are managed within a single clinical framework.