Intimate Surgery

Prostate Surgery

Minimally invasive prostate surgery for BPH and prostate conditions

When medication fails to adequately control lower urinary tract symptoms from benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), surgical intervention offers long-lasting relief. Our urology team performs TURP, laser prostatectomy and other minimally invasive procedures tailored to prostate size and patient health.

Modern minimally invasive surgical techniques for BPH — including HoLEP (holmium laser enucleation) and bipolar TURP — offer reduced bleeding, shorter hospital stays and faster return to activity compared to traditional open approaches.

Key Benefits

Effective, lasting relief from BPH-related urinary obstruction
Minimally invasive laser techniques reduce bleeding and recovery time
Short hospital stay — often 1–2 nights
Experienced urological surgical team in Abu Dhabi

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Men with BPH-related urinary symptoms not controlled by medication
Those with urinary retention, recurrent UTIs or bladder stones from BPH
Patients with significant post-void residual requiring surgical decompression

What to Expect

Urological Assessment

PSA, flow rate, residual volume and prostate size assessed.

Surgical Planning

Procedure type selected based on prostate volume and patient fitness.

Surgery

TURP or laser prostatectomy performed under spinal or general anaesthesia.

Recovery

Catheter for 1–3 days; discharge when urinary function confirmed.

Recovery & Aftercare

1–2 nights in hospital; full recovery 2–4 weeks; intermittent blood in urine normal for 2–3 weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will prostate surgery affect sexual function?

Retrograde ejaculation (dry orgasm) is common after TURP; erectile function is generally preserved with modern techniques, though this is discussed in detail at consultation.

Is prostate surgery the same as prostate cancer surgery?

No — BPH surgery removes obstructing prostate tissue but is not cancer surgery; radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer is a separate procedure.