Treatments

Treatments and procedures

Comprehensive urological care using minimally invasive techniques, with investigation and treatment carried out on site.

What we offer

Service categories

A full spectrum of urological services, from first investigation through to surgical treatment and long-term follow-up.

  • Diagnostic procedures

    Investigations that identify the cause before any treatment is proposed.

    • Flexible cystoscopy
    • Urodynamic testing
    • Ultrasound and imaging
  • Surgical interventions

    Endoscopic and open procedures performed by consultant surgeons.

    • TURP and TURBT
    • Laser lithotripsy
    • Laparoscopic surgery
  • Non-surgical treatment

    Medical management where an operation is not the right first step.

    • Medical therapy
    • Shockwave lithotripsy
    • Pelvic floor rehabilitation
  • Screening and prevention

    Early detection for patients with risk factors or a family history.

    • PSA screening
    • Stone risk assessment
    • Bladder cancer surveillance

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Cystoscopy

FeaturedConsultation requiredLow risk

A minimally invasive procedure that allows doctors to examine the bladder and urethra using a thin, flexible tube with a camera.

Typical duration: 15-30 minutes

Prostate Biopsy

FeaturedConsultation requiredLow to Moderate risk

A procedure to collect tissue samples from the prostate gland to check for cancer or other conditions.

Typical duration: 10-15 minutes

Kidney Stone Treatment

FeaturedConsultation requiredLow to Moderate risk

Advanced treatment options for kidney stones including laser lithotripsy and minimally invasive procedures.

Typical duration: 30-90 minutes

Endoscopic Surgery

FeaturedConsultation requiredMedium risk

A minimally invasive surgical technique using an endoscope to diagnose and treat conditions inside the body.

Typical duration: 1–3 hours (depending on the condition)

Next steps

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Book a consultation with a named consultant to discuss your symptoms and agree a plan.

Referrals from GPs and other specialists are welcome. For acute urinary retention, uncontrolled bleeding or severe flank pain, seek emergency care rather than booking online.