Urology
Expert, discreet care for all aspects of urinary and reproductive health – helping you get answers and relief quickly, without the wait.
Free Booking Protection
If the specialist you book isn’t suitable for your needs, we’ll cover a rebooking to someone who is. See our T&Cs for more.
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Free Booking Protection
If the specialist you book isn’t suitable for your needs, we’ll cover a rebooking to someone who is. See our T&Cs for more.
Comprehensive care for urinary and bladder health
Urology focusses on the diagnosis and management of conditions affecting the urinary system – including the kidneys, bladder, urethra, and, in men, the reproductive organs. Our specialists treat a wide range of concerns, from urinary infections and kidney stones to bladder problems and incontinence. Whether you’re seeking relief from discomfort or simply want clarity about your symptoms, we make it easy to access expert care that’s tailored to you.
Common urological conditions we can help with
Urological symptoms are common and can affect men of all ages. Whether you’re dealing with pain, changes in urination, or recurring infections, our specialists can assess your symptoms and provide clear, expert guidance.
Kidney stones
Sharp pain in your back or side can often be caused by kidney stones – small mineral deposits that form in the kidneys.
Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)
UTIs are common and can cause pain or burning when passing urine, a frequent urge to go, cloudy urine, or sometimes blood in the urine.
Urinary incontinence
Bladder leaks or loss of control can be distressing but are highly treatable. Our consultants assess what’s causing the issue – from muscle weakness to nerve changes.
Bladder problems
Frequent urination, urgency, or difficulty emptying the bladder can all indicate bladder dysfunction.
Prostate health
The prostate plays a vital role in urinary and sexual function, and changes can cause symptoms such as slow flow or frequent urination
Pelvic or testicular pain
Pain or discomfort in the pelvic area or testicles can stem from infection, inflammation, or other causes.
How we investigate and treat urological symptoms
Our consultants use advanced diagnostics such as ultrasound, urine flow studies, and blood tests to quickly find the cause of your symptoms. From medication and lifestyle advice to minimally invasive procedures, your care plan is tailored to you.

Ultrasound & imaging
Ultrasound & imaging allow our consultants to see detailed pictures of your kidneys, bladder and prostate. These quick, painless scans help identify blockages, stones and other changes that could be causing you your symptoms.
Minimally invasive procedures
Many urological conditions can be treated using minimally invasive techniques – reducing pain, recovery time and disruption to daily life. These precise procedures help relieve symptoms and restore function without the need for major surgery.
Specialist consultations
Every journey begins with a one-to-one consultation with a urology specialist. You’ll have the time to discuss your symptoms, ask questions, and explore your options – with clear guidance from an experienced consultant who listens and cares.
When to get seen
If you’ve noticed pain, blood in your urine, or changes in how often you need to go, it’s worth getting seen early. Even minor symptoms can have simple causes – but early assessment gives peace of mind.
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What our patients have to say
I had a phone call from Mr Cumberbatch, he was explaining to me how he was going to proceed with my treatment some time in November. He was very clear about what I needed and explained both the positives and the possible consequences!
— Patient of Marcus CumberbatchExcellent consultant, very clear and supportive on the process, all concerns discussed, and clear communication on the expected outcome and any potential risks, which were all minor. Great follow-up and availability to answer any questions throughout the process. Highly recommended.
— Patient of Aniruddha ChakravartiI saw Mr King as a private, insured patient, and my overall experience was very disappointing. The consultation was, in a word, unpleasant. My appointment started almost 40 minutes late. I did not necessarily expect an apology, as I appreciate that clinics can run behind schedule when patients require additional time. However, I would have appreciated at least a simple acknowledgement and a “thank you for waiting”. Patient’s time is valuable too, and I felt that this was not recognised. Mr King asked the uncomfortable and somewhat odd question, “Why did you choose me?” The answer was simple: Mr King is a urologist, and I had a urological problem that needed treatment. This question and the manner in which he asked it set a negative tone, and made me feel like Mr King didn’t want to help. Although Mr King was already running almost 40 minutes late, I noticed he looked at the clock more than once whilst I was speaking. My consultation was 30 minutes, and I was not running over my allotted time. His phone rang loudly in the middle of our discussion, whilst I was mid sentence, he did not apologise or acknowledge the interruption. At this point I felt like, I was an inconvenience. The discussion about my symptoms, felt very negative and somewhat patronising. Of course, I understand the need to set realistic expectations, but Mr King repeatedly emphasised that treating my bladder stones might not bring about any pain relief. However, the stones were causing repeated UTI’s, getting lodged in my urethra and could not pass, it felt like I was being cut to shreds. I would have appreciated some acknowledgment of my discomfort alongside the discussion of what the procedure might not achieve. Any positive information would have been reassuring/ helpful at this point. But Mr King seemed determined to lower my expectations to practically zero, repeatedly emphasising removing the stones would not help my pain. When I asked follow up questions via his secretary about my urethra, the response referred to my ureters. These are different parts of the urinary tract. I am not a consultant and yet I know the difference. Either my questions were not given enough attention for them to be answered accurately, or they were misunderstood. Either way, a lack of attention to details or lack of understanding are not what I look for in a consultant surgeon.
— Patient of Thomas KingIt was a wuick turn around. Happy with that.
— Patient of Ameet GuptaAll of the doctors, nurses and site staff were kind, polite, patient and personable! I cannot fault my visit experience, comfort and pre knowledge of my procedure keep up the amazing work
— Patient of Ameet GuptaClear, concise explanation of what was happening. Excellent friendly bedside manner. Really listened and was willing to take the necessary time to reassure me. I was impressed and thankful.
— Patient of Ameet GuptaI had a phone call from Mr Cumberbatch, he was explaining to me how he was going to proceed with my treatment some time in November. He was very clear about what I needed and explained both the positives and the possible consequences!
— Patient of Marcus CumberbatchExcellent consultant, very clear and supportive on the process, all concerns discussed, and clear communication on the expected outcome and any potential risks, which were all minor. Great follow-up and availability to answer any questions throughout the process. Highly recommended.
— Patient of Aniruddha ChakravartiI saw Mr King as a private, insured patient, and my overall experience was very disappointing. The consultation was, in a word, unpleasant. My appointment started almost 40 minutes late. I did not necessarily expect an apology, as I appreciate that clinics can run behind schedule when patients require additional time. However, I would have appreciated at least a simple acknowledgement and a “thank you for waiting”. Patient’s time is valuable too, and I felt that this was not recognised. Mr King asked the uncomfortable and somewhat odd question, “Why did you choose me?” The answer was simple: Mr King is a urologist, and I had a urological problem that needed treatment. This question and the manner in which he asked it set a negative tone, and made me feel like Mr King didn’t want to help. Although Mr King was already running almost 40 minutes late, I noticed he looked at the clock more than once whilst I was speaking. My consultation was 30 minutes, and I was not running over my allotted time. His phone rang loudly in the middle of our discussion, whilst I was mid sentence, he did not apologise or acknowledge the interruption. At this point I felt like, I was an inconvenience. The discussion about my symptoms, felt very negative and somewhat patronising. Of course, I understand the need to set realistic expectations, but Mr King repeatedly emphasised that treating my bladder stones might not bring about any pain relief. However, the stones were causing repeated UTI’s, getting lodged in my urethra and could not pass, it felt like I was being cut to shreds. I would have appreciated some acknowledgment of my discomfort alongside the discussion of what the procedure might not achieve. Any positive information would have been reassuring/ helpful at this point. But Mr King seemed determined to lower my expectations to practically zero, repeatedly emphasising removing the stones would not help my pain. When I asked follow up questions via his secretary about my urethra, the response referred to my ureters. These are different parts of the urinary tract. I am not a consultant and yet I know the difference. Either my questions were not given enough attention for them to be answered accurately, or they were misunderstood. Either way, a lack of attention to details or lack of understanding are not what I look for in a consultant surgeon.
— Patient of Thomas KingIt was a wuick turn around. Happy with that.
— Patient of Ameet GuptaAll of the doctors, nurses and site staff were kind, polite, patient and personable! I cannot fault my visit experience, comfort and pre knowledge of my procedure keep up the amazing work
— Patient of Ameet GuptaClear, concise explanation of what was happening. Excellent friendly bedside manner. Really listened and was willing to take the necessary time to reassure me. I was impressed and thankful.
— Patient of Ameet GuptaExperts in urology
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Mr Ameet Gupta
Urology
MBBS, FRCS(urol)
Available from 02/11/2026Mr Ameet Gupta is a Consultant Robotic and Urological Surgeon providing private care at The Harborne Hospital (Birmingham) and Spire Parkway Hospital (Solihull). He specialises in uro-oncology and general urology, treating prostate and bladder cancer alongside urinary symptoms such as frequency, urgency, infections and blood in the urine. He offers robotic prostatectomy and cystectomy, with clear explanations and a personalised, supportive approach.
BirminghamThe Harborne HospitalSpire Parkway Hospital4.99 • 81 Reviews19 Years ExperienceGeneral Medical Council: 6160657Book AppointmentFree Booking Protection Included - SY
Mr Sachin Yallappa
Urology
MBBS, MS, ChM, MD, FRCS
Available from 05/11/2026Mr Sachin Yallappa is a Consultant Urological Surgeon and Andrologist providing private care at The Priory Hospital (Birmingham) and The Harborne Hospital (Birmingham). He specialises in male fertility, erectile dysfunction and reconstructive urology, also managing urinary symptoms and benign penile and scrotal conditions. His careful assessment, modern microsurgical and minimally invasive treatments and personalised advice help people feel listened to, informed and well supported.
BirminghamThe Harborne Hospital4.96 • 36 Reviews25 Years ExperienceGeneral Medical Council: 6072340Book AppointmentFree Booking Protection Included - OK
Ms Odunayo Kalejaiye
Urology
MBBS BSc MRCS FRCS (Urol)
Miss Odunayo Kalejaiye is a Consultant Urological Surgeon providing private care at Spire Bristol Hospital (Bristol). She specialises in benign and malignant conditions of the penis and scrotum, treating penile cancer, genital skin disorders, penile curvature and scrotal swellings. She is one of a small number of UK surgeons offering penile implant surgery and is known for her calm, clear, patient-centred manner with sensitive concerns.
BristolThe Priory Hospital5.00 • 2 Reviews23 Years ExperienceGeneral Medical Council: 6076782Book AppointmentFree Booking Protection Included - PP
Professor Prashant Patel
Urology
MBBS MS FRCS (Ed) PHD FRCS Ed (Urol) FEBU
Professor Prashant Patel is a Consultant Urological Surgeon providing private care at The Princess Grace Hospital (London) and The Harley Street Hospital (London). He specialises in urological cancer surgery, robotic and laparoscopic procedures and complex pelvic surgery, treating prostate, bladder and kidney cancer alongside general urology problems. He combines advanced surgical expertise with clear, unhurried explanations so people feel informed, reassured and actively involved in decisions.
LondonThe Priory Hospital5.00 • 1 Review33 Years ExperienceGeneral Medical Council: 4782168Book AppointmentFree Booking Protection Included - AM
Mr Ankur Mukherjee
Urology
MBChB BMedSci (1st class Hons) MRCS (Eng) PGCert (Clin Res) FRCS (Urol)
Available from 09/11/2026Mr Ankur Mukherjee is a Consultant Urological Surgeon providing private care at Spire South Bank Hospital (Worcester). He offers expert assessment and specialist treatment for prostate cancer, bladder cancer and common urological problems such as kidney stones and blood in the urine. His practice includes robotic prostate surgery, and he is known for his compassionate, patient-centred approach.
WorcesterSpire South Bank Hospital14 Years ExperienceGeneral Medical Council: 7134035Book AppointmentFree Booking Protection Included - VD
Dr Vinnie During
Urology
MBChB, FRCS (UROL)
Mr Vinnie During is a Consultant Urologist in Birmingham specialising in men’s bladder and prostate health; setting up one of the first one-stop clinics in the Midlands for men with urinary problems. He sees private patients at HCA The Harborne Hospital in Birmingham, welcoming patients from across the West Midlands, and nationally.
Specialises in 3 procedures
- Vasectomy
- TURP - Transurethral Resection of the Prostate
- RALP - Robotic-Assisted Laparoscopic Prostatectomy
BirminghamThe Harborne Hospital21 Years Experience1,000+ Procedures CompletedGeneral Medical Council: 6105052Book AppointmentFree Booking Protection Included