Treatments & procedures
Wherever it is clinically appropriate, urological problems here are treated endoscopically or by a minimally invasive route — through the body's own passages or through small incisions, rather than by open surgery.
RIRS — laser stone surgery
Kidney stones broken with a laser through a flexible scope passed along the natural urinary passage. No incision at all.
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PCNL — keyhole stone removal
Large kidney stones removed through a small track in the flank, roughly a centimetre wide.
Learn moreUreteroscopy (URS) & stents
A fine scope reaches a stone in the ureter so it can be treated. A stent may be used to help urine drain.
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Endoscopic prostate surgery
Obstructing prostate tissue removed through the urine passage, with no external incision.
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A direct view of the bladder and urethra to help investigate symptoms and guide further care.
Learn moreAndrology & scrotal procedures
Varicocele, hydrocele, circumcision and related male procedures, handled privately.
Learn moreUrological diagnostics
Uroflowmetry, ultrasound with residual volume, semen analysis and the tests that direct treatment.
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Whether a particular procedure is right for you can only be decided after consultation and investigation. Recovery times below are typical and not a promise; every operation carries risks, which are explained in full before you consent.