The Optiman Clinic for men is run by Men's Health Specialists and a founding member of the Androgen Society. Both are on the specialist register of the medical council of Ireland and have a special interest in men’s health and sexual health.
Bray Clinic
Our clinic, which incorporates Vasectomy Ireland Bray, is easily accessible from Dublin city and surrounds. We are located right beside Bray DART station, with several bus routes also serving the station. Paid car parking is available nearby at two station car parks, or on adjacent streets and Bray seafront.
Dr. Emmett has extensive training in all aspects of men’s health and preventative medicine. After retiring as a professional rugby player for both Leinster and Ireland, Dr. Emmett pursued a career in medicine, qualifying from the Royal College of Surgeons. After this he went on to train as a General Practitioner on the Trinity Specialist training scheme for General Practice and is now on the specialist register of the Irish Medical Council.
Podcasts/Interviews:
Certifications:
Member of the British Society
of Sexual Medicine
Member of the European Society
of Sexual Medicine
Founding member of the Andrology Society
Certified Strength and
Conditioning Coach
Frequent Contributor to Medical and Consumer Press
Board Certified in
Preventive Medicine
Fellowship under Foremost
Abraham Morgentaler
Trinity College undergrads in
Preventive Medicine
ICGP Trainer on
Testosterone Therapy
Martin has extensive expertise in Men's Health and Men's Sexual Dysfunction, evident in his fellowship training with Abe Morgentaler MD of the US. A member of both the European Society for Sexual Medicine and the British Society for Sexual Medicine, he remains committed to advancing knowledge in these specialised areas.
Martin's extensive teaching experience includes instructing students at both RCSI and TCD undergraduate Medical Schools. He has also contributed as a former Intern Trainer with TCD, showcasing his commitment to the mentorship and development of emerging medical professionals.
