• Peyronie’s Disease Correction – Plaque removal or grafting and penile straightening techniques to correct curvature and restore function.
• Penile Implant Surgery – Inflatable or malleable prostheses for treatment of refractory erectile dysfunction.
• Urethral Reconstruction & Stricture Repair – End-to-end anastomosis, grafting or staged repairs to restore normal urinary flow.
• Reconstructive Microsurgery – Microvascular repair for trauma, penile replantation, and complex soft-tissue reconstruction.
• Vasovasostomy & Vasoepididymostomy – Reversal of vasectomy and microsurgical correction for obstructive azoospermia.
• Fracture Penis Repair & Trauma Management – Emergency and elective repair to preserve anatomy and function.

Common Symptoms:

• Erectile dysfunction not responding to medical therapy
• Painful or bent erection, penile curvature or lump
• Weak urinary stream, straining or recurrent urinary infections
• Post-traumatic deformity, scarring or loss of penile tissue
• Infertility due to obstructive causes or prior surgery

Common Causes:

• Trauma or injury to the genital or pelvic area
• Post-surgical strictures or complications
• Fibrotic conditions such as Peyronie’s disease
• Vascular or neurogenic causes of erectile dysfunction
• Infectious or inflammatory conditions causing scarring

• Early evaluation and specialist referral for penile deformities or sexual dysfunction
• Safe sexual practices and prompt treatment of infections to prevent long-term damage
• Comprehensive pre-operative counselling and realistic expectation setting
• Structured post-operative care including wound care, physiotherapy, and sexual rehabilitation
• Psychological counselling and couple-centred support for emotional and relational recovery

• Urinary Incontinence Management – Evaluation and minimally invasive procedures for stress and urge incontinence in women.
• Pelvic Organ Prolapse Repair – Surgical and non-surgical correction of bladder, uterine, or vaginal prolapse to restore pelvic support.
• Vesicovaginal Fistula & Urethral Reconstruction – Expert repair of urinary tract fistulas and strictures to restore normal urinary function.
• Paediatric Urology – Treatment for congenital and developmental disorders such as hypospadias, posterior urethral valves, and vesicoureteral reflux.
• Endoscopic & Laparoscopic Surgeries – Keyhole procedures for paediatric and female urological conditions ensuring faster recovery and minimal scarring.

Common Symptoms in Women & Children:

• Frequent or painful urination
• Uncontrolled urine leakage (incontinence)
• Recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs)
• Abdominal pain or difficulty urinating in children
• Swelling or abnormal genital appearance in newborns

Common Causes:

• Congenital urinary tract abnormalities in children
• Weak pelvic floor muscles due to childbirth or aging
• Infections, trauma, or previous surgeries affecting urinary structures
• Hormonal changes or neurological disorders impacting bladder control

• Encourage regular hydration and good toilet habits in children
• Pelvic floor exercises and physiotherapy for urinary control in women
• Prompt treatment of UTIs and timely evaluation of urinary symptoms
• Regular follow-ups with a urologist for congenital or post-surgical conditions
• Supportive counseling for parents and families managing paediatric urology conditions

• Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Management – Early diagnosis, slowing progression, and lifestyle modification for kidney health.
• Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) Care – Immediate evaluation and treatment to restore kidney function and prevent complications.
• Hypertension & Diabetic Kidney Disease – Targeted medical management to protect kidney function in lifestyle-related disorders.
• Glomerular & Autoimmune Disorders – Specialized care for nephritis, lupus nephritis, and other immune-mediated renal diseases.
• Renal Replacement Therapy – Hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, and CRRT for patients with end-stage kidney disease.
• Pre & Post Kidney Transplant Care – Comprehensive medical evaluation, coordination, and follow-up for transplant patients.

Common Symptoms:

• Swelling of feet, face, or hands due to fluid retention
• Fatigue, loss of appetite, or nausea
• Reduced or foamy urine output
• High blood pressure not controlled by medication
• Persistent itching, cramps, or metallic taste in the mouth

Common Causes:

• Diabetes mellitus and uncontrolled hypertension
• Recurrent urinary tract infections or kidney stones
• Autoimmune diseases such as lupus nephritis
• Genetic or congenital kidney disorders
• Use of nephrotoxic medications or dehydration

• Maintain adequate hydration and avoid excessive salt intake
• Monitor blood pressure, blood sugar, and kidney function regularly
• Limit over-the-counter painkillers and nephrotoxic drugs
• Adopt a kidney-friendly diet under medical guidance
• Consult a nephrologist promptly for early signs of kidney disease