Titan Healthcare
Urology & Kidney Care
Expert diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment for kidney stones, prostate conditions and urinary disorders — for men, women and children.
Urology is the branch of medicine focused on the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the kidneys, bladder, prostate and male reproductive system. At Titan Healthcare, we combine laser and laparoscopic technology with clinical expertise to deliver precise, minimally invasive urological care for patients of all ages.
Laser lithotripsy & laparoscopic surgical systems
Tailored solutions for your unique urological needs
Highly skilled urologists & robotic surgeons
From routine check-ups to advanced kidney & prostate surgery
Laser & laparoscopic systems for precise, minimally invasive care.
Experienced urologists dedicated to your care.
Minimally invasive procedures for faster recovery.
Clear and upfront costs with no hidden fees.
A flexible scope is passed through the natural urinary tract to reach the kidney, where a holmium laser fragments stones into dust — with no cuts, no scars and same-day recovery.
A holmium laser removes the enlarged inner part of the prostate that's blocking urine flow, offering long-term relief from BPH with minimal bleeding — even for very large prostates.
A small keyhole incision in the back allows direct access to the kidney to remove large or complex stones in a single sitting, avoiding the need for open surgery.
Focused shockwaves are directed from outside the body to break kidney stones into small fragments that pass naturally in the urine — completely non-invasive, with no incision at all.
20+ years of experience in kidney stone and prostate surgery.
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Expert in robotic and laparoscopic urologic cancer surgery.
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Specialist in erectile dysfunction and male fertility treatment.
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Specialized in children's urology and female incontinence care.
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Ultrasound, imaging & urine tests using modern equipment.
Tailored treatment plan for the best outcomes.
Post-treatment care and regular follow-ups.
Procedures like RIRS and PCNL are performed under anesthesia, so patients feel little to no pain, with mild discomfort during recovery over a few days.
Stones can recur if the underlying cause, such as diet or dehydration, isn't addressed, so follow-up and preventive care are recommended after treatment.
Mild BPH is often managed with medication; surgery like HoLEP is considered when symptoms are severe or don't respond to other treatments.
Most patients go home within 2–3 days and resume normal activity within one to two weeks, with a catheter typically removed within a day or two.
Common signs include a burning sensation while urinating, frequent urges, cloudy urine and lower abdominal discomfort; persistent symptoms should be evaluated promptly.
Men over 45 or those with urinary symptoms should have annual screenings, while anyone with recurring stones or infections may need more frequent monitoring.
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