Ms Elizabeth Osinibi is a Consultant Urologist and Andrologist providing private care at Nuffield Health Brentwood Hospital (Brentwood, Essex). She specialises in andrology - male sexual and reproductive health, and manages a wide range of urological conditions affecting both men and women.

Ms Osinibi diagnoses and treats conditions including kidney stones, urinary tract infections, lower urinary tract symptoms, and bladder tumours. Her andrology practice covers erectile dysfunction at all stages, Peyronie's disease, male infertility, varicoceles, ejaculatory dysfunction, and a range of penile and scrotal conditions. She sees patients at any stage of their condition, whether they are seeking a first opinion or have an existing diagnosis. Her surgical practice includes transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP), transurethral resection of bladder tumours (TURBT), kidney stones, circumcision, hydrocele repair, vasectomy, epididymal cyst removal, and reconstructive surgery for penile and scrotal conditions. Both medical and surgical management options are offered for Peyronie's disease. Care is planned with radiology, anaesthesia and specialist nursing teams to keep investigations and treatment joined up and evidence based.

Ms Osinibi qualified with an MBBS from Imperial College London in 2011 and holds a BSc in Medical Sciences with Reproductive and Developmental Science, also from Imperial, completed in 2009. She completed urology specialty training across London and Kent deaneries, with dedicated andrology training at St George's Hospital and Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals, followed by a senior andrology fellowship at University College London Hospitals (UCLH).

Ms Osinibi is committed to education, training, and mentorship, serving as both an Educational and Clinical Supervisor for postgraduate trainees. She is passionate about inspiring and supporting the next generation of urological surgeons, fostering excellence in clinical practice and professional development.

Alongside her educational roles, Ms Osinibi is actively involved in urological research, contributing to clinical studies and collaborating with colleagues across multiple institutions. Her work is driven by a commitment to advancing the quality of urological care through innovation, research, and evidence-based practice. She established one of the few dedicated andrology services in her region, recognising that many men with sexual and reproductive health concerns had limited access to specialist care locally. She is a strong advocate for improving access, with the aim of raising awareness and enhancing patient outcomes.

Ms Osinibi is known for her calm, thorough and empathetic approach. She is particularly committed to ensuring that men with sexual health concerns, who often feel dismissed or underserved, leave her clinic feeling heard, fully informed, and with a clear plan for their care.