Complex cases that demand expertise
Reconstructive Urology
Reconstructive urology is an advanced surgical field that rebuilds the structure of the urinary tract when it is damaged by stricture, injury or fistula. These cases differ from standard treatment categories: patients come not for a price advantage but to reach one of the few centers that can perform this surgery safely.
What matters here is therefore not price or case volume, but case complexity, the experience to solve attempts that previously failed elsewhere (redo), the advanced techniques used and long-term success. Every case is first assessed by the surgeon on a file basis.
Why patients come here
Complex and rare cases
Cases referred to experienced centers, such as long-segment stricture, multifocal fistula or anatomical variants.
Redo (repeat) surgery experience
Repair despite scar tissue, after attempts that previously failed at another center.
Long-term success and follow-up
Success in these surgeries is measured not in the short term but by long-term patency and function; the follow-up protocol is critical.
Surgeries in this field
Urethroplasty (Surgery for Urethral Stricture)
Definitive repair of a urethral stricture. Cutting the stricture from inside brings quick relief but it comes back — and every repeat makes the next repair harder. This page explains how that cycle is broken.
Learn morePyeloplasty (Surgery for PUJ Obstruction)
Repair of the narrowing where the kidney drains. The dangerous feature of this condition is that it can progress without pain: the kidney quietly dilates and loses function. The aim is to preserve the kidney.
Learn moreVesicovaginal and Ureterovaginal Fistula Repair
Repair of fistulas causing continuous urinary leakage. This is not a personal failing but a repairable medical condition — and the two things that matter most are correct timing and getting the first repair right.
Learn moreUreteric Reconstruction (Long-Segment Stricture and Injury)
Advanced repair to save the kidney in long ureteric strictures. Most of these patients have been told it cannot be done — yet the length of the stricture alone does not mean repair is impossible.
Learn moreHypospadias Repair
Surgical repair of a congenital condition in which the urinary opening lies on the underside of the penis rather than at the tip. Function comes first — a straight stream and a straight penis — and appearance after that.
Learn morePectopexy (Pelvic Organ Prolapse Surgery)
A laparoscopic repair for a descending uterus or vaginal vault in which the suspension is attached to the strong ligament on the side wall of the pelvis (the iliopectineal ligament).
Learn moreArtificial Urinary Sphincter
For significant incontinence persisting after prostate surgery, a device operation in which a cuff around the urethra and a pump in the scrotum restore control.
Learn moreLet the surgeon assess your file first
Share your imaging (urethrogram, CT urography, renal scan, etc.) and previous operative notes; we will produce a case-specific assessment and roadmap. In this category, price becomes clear only after a file assessment.