Urology Surgical Procedures

Welcome to our Urology Surgical Procedures section.
Our department provides advanced surgical care for urinary and male reproductive system conditions.
We perform both traditional and minimally invasive surgeries to ensure effective treatment, minimal pain, and quick recovery.

Vasectomy – Permanent Male Contraception

Overview:
Vasectomy is a safe and permanent form of birth control for men. It prevents sperm from mixing with semen during ejaculation.

Why It’s Done:

• Long-term family planning

• Permanent contraception

• Simple outpatient procedure

How It’s Performed:
Under local anesthesia, a small incision or puncture is made in the scrotum. The vas deferens (sperm tubes) are cut and sealed using clips or cauterization. The procedure takes around 20–30 minutes.

Recovery & Aftercare:
Mild swelling or discomfort may last a few days. Rest, ice packs, and supportive underwear help healing.
Sexual activity can resume after about one week.

Risks:

• Temporary soreness or bruising

• Minor infection (rare)

Benefits:

• 99% effective

• No effect on sexual function or hormones

Book a Vasectomy Consultation

Vasectomy Reversal – Restoring Fertility

Overview:
Vasectomy reversal reconnects the vas deferens to restore the natural flow of sperm and fertility.

Why It’s Done:

• Desire to conceive again

• Change in family plans

How It’s Performed:
Performed under anesthesia using microsurgical techniques. The surgeon carefully rejoins the vas deferens with fine sutures under magnification. Duration: 2–4 hours.

Recovery & Aftercare:
Most patients recover within a week. Semen analysis is done after 2–3 months to assess sperm return.

Risks:

• Infection

• Recurrence of blockage

Benefits:

• Restores natural conception potential

Schedule a Vasectomy Reversal Consultation

Circumcision – Foreskin Removal Procedure

Overview:
Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin covering the head of the penis. It can be done for medical, hygiene, or cultural reasons.

Why It’s Done:

• Tight or infected foreskin (phimosis)

• Recurrent inflammation

• Personal, religious, or hygiene purposes

How It’s Performed:
Performed under local or general anesthesia. The foreskin is surgically removed and the wound is closed with dissolvable stitches.

Recovery & Aftercare:
Healing time is about 7–10 days. Keep the area clean and dry. Avoid sexual activity until fully healed.

Risks:

• Mild bleeding or infection

• Swelling or tenderness

Benefits:

• Improved hygiene

• Reduced risk of infections and inflammation

Book a Circumcision Appointment

Prostate Procedures (TURP & Prostatectomy)

TURP – Transurethral Resection of the Prostate

Overview:
TURP removes part of an enlarged prostate that obstructs urine flow (Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia – BPH).

Procedure:
A resectoscope is inserted through the urethra. Excess prostate tissue is trimmed away without external incisions.

Recovery:
Short hospital stay (1–2 days). Temporary catheter placement. Full recovery in 2–4 weeks.

Prostatectomy – Prostate Removal Surgery

Overview:
Prostatectomy removes part or all of the prostate gland, typically for prostate cancer treatment.

Procedure:
Performed under general anesthesia via open, laparoscopic, or robotic surgery.

Recovery:
Hospital stay 2–4 days. Gradual improvement over several weeks.

Risks:

• Bleeding or infection

• Temporary incontinence

• Sexual side effects (rare)

Benefits:

• Relieves urinary obstruction

• Treats or removes prostate cancer

Book a Prostate Surgery Consultation

Nephrectomy – Kidney Removal Surgery

Overview:
Nephrectomy involves removing all or part of a kidney due to cancer, trauma, or severe infection.

Why It’s Done:

• Kidney cancer

• Severe damage or non-functioning kidney

• Organ donation

How It’s Performed:
Under general anesthesia, the kidney is removed through open or laparoscopic surgery.

Recovery & Aftercare:
Hospital stay: 2–5 days. Avoid lifting heavy objects for 4–6 weeks. Most people live normally with one healthy kidney.

Risks:

• Infection

• Bleeding

• Injury to nearby organs (rare)

Benefits:

• Removes diseased tissue

• Can save or extend life

Book a Nephrectomy Consultation

Cystectomy – Bladder Removal Surgery

Overview:
Cystectomy removes part or all of the bladder, commonly to treat bladder cancer or severe bladder dysfunction.

How It’s Performed:
Under general anesthesia, the bladder is removed, and a new urinary passage (neobladder or stoma) is created.

Recovery & Aftercare:
Requires a hospital stay and post-surgery catheter care. Full recovery may take several weeks.

Risks:

• Infection

• Bleeding

• Digestive or urinary changes

Benefits:

• Effective cancer treatment

• Improves quality of life in severe cases

Schedule a Cystectomy Consultation

Kidney Stone Treatments – SWL & PCNL

Shockwave Lithotripsy (SWL)

Overview:
SWL uses focused sound waves to break kidney stones into tiny fragments that pass naturally in urine.

Advantages:

• Non-invasive

• Outpatient procedure

• Quick recovery

Recovery:
Mild soreness or blood in urine for 1–2 days. Return to normal activities quickly.

Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy (PCNL)

Overview:
PCNL removes large or complex stones through a small incision in the back.

Procedure:
Under anesthesia, a small channel is created to access and extract stones directly from the kidney.

Recovery:
Hospital stay: 1–2 days. Full recovery within 1–2 weeks.

Benefits of Both Treatments:

• High success rate

• Minimal pain and scarring

• Faster healing than open surgery

Book a Kidney Stone Treatment Appointment

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Our experienced urology team provides safe, effective, and minimally invasive surgical treatments tailored to each patient’s needs.
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