Why is Laser Prostatectomy Recommended?
To relieve urinary obstruction caused by Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
When medications fail to improve symptoms
In cases of urinary retention or recurrent urinary tract infections
For patients with low surgical tolerance or high bleeding risk
To prevent complications such as bladder damage or kidney strain
Types of Laser Prostatectomy
🔹 HOLEP (Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate) – Removes entire prostate adenoma with minimal bleeding
🔹 GreenLight Laser Therapy – Vaporizes excess prostate tissue
🔹 Thulium Laser Prostatectomy – Provides precise and bloodless tissue removal
Key Benefits of Laser Prostatectomy
Minimally invasive – no large incisions
Minimal bleeding – suitable for heart patients
Rapid symptom relief and improved urine flow
Short hospital stay – often with same-day discharge
Lower risk of sexual dysfunction compared to traditional surgery
Faster recovery and quicker return to normal activities
How the Procedure Works
- Anesthesia: Spinal or general anesthesia is given.
- Endoscopic Access: A thin laser probe is inserted via the urethra—no external cuts are made.
- Laser Energy Delivery: The laser is used to enucleate or vaporize excess prostate tissue causing the blockage.
- Tissue Removal: In enucleation cases, tissue fragments are morcellated and removed.
- Urinary Catheter: A temporary catheter is placed post-surgery for 24–48 hours.
- Recovery: Most patients return to normal bladder function within a few days.
Trusted Surgical Expertise
This procedure is performed by a senior urology specialist with 12+ years of experience in endourology and laser surgery. With access to state-of-the-art laser equipment, patients receive precise, bloodless, and efficient treatment—especially suited for high-risk or elderly individuals.