Sexology

The sexology department serves as a crucial resource for exploring the complexities of human sexuality, addressing the diverse needs and perspectives of both men and women. This specialized field investigates various dimensions of sexual health, behavior, and relationships, incorporating insights from psychology, biology, sociology, and cultural studies. Faculty and researchers focus on understanding sexual orientation, gender identity, intimacy issues, and the impact of societal norms on sexual experiences, fostering an inclusive environment for dialogue. By offering educational programs, workshops, and community outreach initiatives, the sexology department aims to enhance sexual health awareness, reduce stigma, and promote healthy relationships. This comprehensive approach empowers individuals to understand their sexual well-being and navigate the often-challenging landscape of human sexuality, ultimately contributing to improved emotional and relational health for all.

Penile implants are surgical devices implanted into the penis to treat erectile dysfunction, particularly when other treatments have failed.

  1. Procedure: The surgery involves inserting a device that allows the penis to become erect. There are two main types: inflatable implants, which can be inflated with a pump, and malleable implants, which can be bent into position.
  2. Outcome: Patients can achieve a more natural erection and restore sexual function, enhancing intimacy and relationship satisfaction.

Vaginoplasty is a surgical procedure that reconstructs the vaginal canal, often sought by women for various reasons, including trauma, congenital conditions, or gender affirmation.

  1. Procedure: The surgery involves reshaping or tightening the vaginal canal, which may include the removal of excess tissue or reconstruction of the vaginal walls.
  2. Outcome: This procedure can improve sexual function, enhance sexual pleasure, and restore confidence in one’s body.

Labiaplasty is a cosmetic surgical procedure aimed at reducing the size of the labia minora or labia majora.

  1. Procedure: The surgery involves removing excess tissue to create a more symmetrical appearance, often performed under local or general anesthesia.
  2. Outcome: Patients may experience increased comfort during physical activities, enhanced sexual function, and improved self-esteem.

This procedure involves removing excess skin from the clitoral hood, which can enhance clitoral sensitivity and sexual pleasure.

  1. Procedure: The surgery typically involves a small incision to remove excess tissue while preserving the clitoris and surrounding areas.
  2. Outcome: Patients often report improved sexual sensation and comfort during sexual activity.

Frenuloplasty is a surgical procedure that modifies the frenulum (the sensitive tissue on the underside of the penis) to address issues such as tightness or tearing.

  1. Procedure: The surgery involves releasing or repositioning the frenulum to allow for greater flexibility and comfort during sexual activity.
  2. Outcome: This can alleviate pain during intercourse and enhance sexual function.

Sexual reassignment surgery includes various procedures for individuals undergoing gender transition, aligning their physical bodies with their gender identity.

  1. Procedure: This may involve a series of surgeries, including vaginoplasty for trans women or phalloplasty for trans men, along with other procedures to create genitalia that align with the individual’s gender identity.
  2. Outcome: SRS can significantly improve quality of life, body image, and sexual function, helping individuals feel more comfortable in their bodies.

Hymenorrhaphy is a surgical procedure that reconstructs the hymen, often performed for cultural or personal reasons.

  1. Procedure: The surgery involves stitching the remnants of the hymen back together, which may involve local anesthesia and is typically an outpatient procedure.
  2. Outcome: Individuals seeking this procedure often report feelings of cultural or personal fulfillment.

What is Erectile dysfunction? Erectile dysfunction is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual performance, often linked to psychological or physiological factors. Symptoms of Erectile dysfunction

  1. Difficulty achieving an erection during sexual activity
  2. Inconsistent ability to maintain an erection
  3. Reduced sexual desire or libido
  4. Anxiety or stress related to sexual performance
  5. Occasional erectile difficulties may become frequent

What is Premature ejaculation? Premature ejaculation is characterized by ejaculating sooner than desired during sexual intercourse, leading to dissatisfaction for both partners. Symptoms of Premature ejaculation

  1. Ejaculating within one minute of penetration
  2. Inability to delay ejaculation during sexual activity
  3. Distress or frustration about the situation
  4. Impact on relationship satisfaction and intimacy

What is Sexual dysfunction in women ? Sexual dysfunction  in women can manifest as a lack of sexual desire, arousal issues, or pain during intercourse, often stemming from physical or psychological factors. Symptoms of Sexual dysfunction in Women

  1. Low sexual desire or lack of interest in sexual activity
  2. Difficulty becoming aroused or maintaining arousal
  3. Pain during intercourse (dyspareunia)
  4. Inability to achieve orgasm (anorgasmia)
  5. Emotional distress related to sexual experiences

What is Hypersexuality ? Hypersexuality, often referred to as sexual addiction, involves an excessive preoccupation with sexual fantasies, urges, or behaviors that disrupt daily life. Symptoms of Hypersexuality

  1. Persistent sexual fantasies that interfere with daily activities
  2. Compulsive sexual behavior, such as frequent masturbation or use of pornography
  3. Engaging in risky sexual activities despite negative consequences
  4. Emotional distress or feelings of shame related to sexual behaviors
  5. Difficulty focusing on non-sexual aspects of life

What is Sexual orientation dysphoria? Sexual orientation dysphoria occurs when an individual’s sexual orientation does not align with their feelings or societal expectations, leading to significant emotional distress. Symptoms of Sexual orientation dysphoria

  1. Confusion about one’s sexual feelings or attractions
  2. Anxiety or depression related to sexual identity
  3. Stress from societal pressures or discrimination
  4. Struggles with self-acceptance or coming out
  5. Impact on relationships and social interactions

Intimacy issues can arise from various factors, leading to difficulties in forming or maintaining close, affectionate relationships. Symptoms  :

  1. Fear or anxiety about physical intimacy
  2. Difficulty expressing emotions or vulnerabilities with partners
  3. Lack of connection or closeness in relationships
  4. Avoidance of sexual situations or intimacy
  5. Communication breakdown with partners regarding needs and desires