Yes, the link above posted by Adrian gives lots of bike saddle experiences and saddle types.
Having ridden a multitude of different saddles I've realised that what's good for me is likely not good for others.
I had a urethral stricture a few years ago so had to minimise chance of it reoccurring - and after 3 years and nearly 10,000 miles it hasn't yet 🤞
First job is to measure your sit bones (lots of YouTube vids on this) that'll give the correct saddle width for you.
Then look at saddles with large central cut outs and shorter noses - something like Selle Italia SLR superflow which I like. (Other cycle pals love Bookes saddles but they never suited me)
Don't be tempted by gell seats or gell pads - you sink into them and it negates the cut out.
Angle the seat just slightly tilted down at nose so you force yourself back onto the wider saddle part and onto the sit bones. Wear quality bib shorts with minimal central padding (I find the endurance range by RedWhite very good) and that'll help with sit bone comfort too.
Good luck!