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Urology Partners is dedicated to providing all our patients with expert advice, patient choice and the very highest quality of clinical care.

We treat the whole range of urological conditions and employ the latest proven techniques using the most up-to-date technology to provide timely and low-risk care for our patients.

 

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Welcome to Urology Partners

Practising from London, Surrey, Hampshire and Berkshire, Urology Partners are a group of expert consultant urologists who offer a tailor made approach to your treatment, ensuring you get the best treatment for you and your condition. Our focus on minimally invasive procedures means short hospital stays and rapid return to normal activity. We treat the whole range of Urological Conditions for both men and women. 



Rezum water vapour therapy for BPH - the journey so far

Professor Richard Hindley talks to Dr Francesca Kum about Rezum treatment for BPH, including the results of clinical trials and the patient experience since starting in 2017.

Optilume Treatment

Andrew Chetwood discusses Urethral Strictures and the Optilume treatment now available

Treating BPH at Urology Partners

Urology Partners offer the complete portfolio of treatments for minimally invasive surgery to treat Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)



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Don't ignore the troublesome waterwork symptoms that could indicate an enlarged prostate

29 Jan 2025

Ignoring the symptoms of an enlarged prostate is a common issue with men. Neil Barber speaks to ITV Meridian about the need to check in with your symptoms and know there is help to improve your quality of life.

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The "Champagne Cork" procedure for BPH

02 Apr 2024

The Daily Mail's regular "Me and My Operation" feature recently covered the iTIND procedure. This article follow's a patient story with Neil Barber commenting on his role as the surgeon. The iTIND procedure is an addition to the range of minimally invasive procedures for treating BPH - Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia.