The latest technology: greater precision, less pain, faster recovery and a human touch.

The starting point: diagnosis and a plan for every urological problem.

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  Andrology and male sexual health

  Erection problems, premature ejaculation, low desire, sexually transmitted infections and genital warts. See how it works
• 02

  Prostate health

  Screening to rule out prostate cancer and to assess your symptoms if you have trouble urinating: weak stream, getting up at night or a feeling of not emptying. See how it works
• 03

  Urinary stones

  Stones in the kidney, ureter or bladder. See how it works
• 04

  Functional and female urology

  Men and women who leak urine before reaching the toilet or when straining (laughing, jumping, lifting). See how it works
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  Reconstructive urethral surgery

  A narrowing of the urethra causes a thin stream, straining to urinate or urinary infections. See how it works
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  Urological cancer

  Diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of cancer of the penis, testicle, bladder, prostate, ureter and kidney. See how it works

Men’s hormones and sexuality: finding the cause and medical treatment.

• 01

  Testosterone deficiency

  Tiredness, low sex drive, loss of muscle or mood changes can be caused by low testosterone. See how it works
• 02

  Hypogonadism

  When the testes produce fewer hormones or sperm than needed. See how it works
• 03

  Age-related hormonal changes

  Over the years, hormones, energy, muscle, sleep and sexual function change. See how it works
• 04

  Hormonal assessment for low desire, fatigue or loss of vitality

  When tiredness, low desire or loss of vitality have no clear explanation, we check whether there is a hormonal cause behind them and what can be done. See how it works
• 05

  Male infertility assessment

  In almost half of couples who cannot conceive there is a male factor. See how it works
• 06

  Medical follow-up of hormone treatments

  Hormone treatment needs check-ups to be safe and effective. See how it works
• 07

  Erectile dysfunction

  Difficulty getting or keeping an erection firm enough. See how it works
• 08

  Premature or delayed ejaculation

  Ejaculating sooner than you would like, or having difficulty ejaculating, is common and can be treated. See how it works
• 09

  Low sexual desire

  Low desire can have hormonal, physical or emotional causes, or be related to medication. See how it works
• 10

  Peyronie’s disease and penile curvature

  A fibrous plaque inside the penis causes curvature, pain or difficulty with penetration. See how it works

In the consulting room, quick and with no hospital stay.

• 01

  Kidney and bladder ultrasound

  It shows the size and shape of the kidneys, bladder and prostate. See how it works
• 02

  Uroflowmetry

  A quick outpatient test that measures the strength of your stream and the amount of urine. See how it works
• 03

  Cystoscopy

  A thin tube with a camera gives a real-time view from the urethra to the bladder, and takes photos and videos, to locate the problem. See how it works
• 04

  Urodynamic study

  It measures how your bladder behaves while filling and emptying, to find out which type of incontinence or urinary problem you have and decide on treatment. See how it works

Through the natural urinary tract, with no cuts in the skin.

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  Laser prostate surgery (HoLEP and Thulium)

  A holmium (HoLEP) or thulium laser removes, from the inside, the prostate tissue that blocks the flow of urine. See how it works
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  Ejaculation-sparing prostate treatment

  Improve urination without giving up ejaculation, an important part of male sexuality. See how it works
• 03

  Urethral stricture

  A minimally invasive endoscopic procedure that opens the narrowed part of the urethra and relieves the symptoms of blocked urination. See how it works
• 04

  Urinary stone surgery

  Stones in the bladder, ureter or kidney treated endoscopically, in a minimally invasive way, under anaesthesia and with a quick recovery. See how it works
• 05

  Bladder tumour resection

  If you have seen blood in your urine or a test has shown blood, you should book an appointment. See how it works

You go home the same day.

• 01

  Vasectomy

  The permanent method of contraception for men. See how it works
• 02

  Phimosis (circumcision)

  Difficulty pulling back the foreskin, inflammation or cracks. See how it works
• 03

  Scrotal and testicular surgery

  Removal of accumulated fluid (hydrocele) and cysts in the testicular area. See how it works

Kidney, prostate and bladder tumours, and reconstructive procedures, with the highest precision.

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  Robotic radical prostatectomy

  We remove the whole prostate and join the urethra to the bladder. See how it works
• 02

  Robotic partial nephrectomy

  If there is a tumour in the kidney, we use the robot to remove only the tumour area and stitch the kidney, to preserve all the healthy kidney tissue. See how it works
• 03

  Robotic radical nephrectomy

  When the kidney cannot be preserved because the tumour is large or in a high-risk area, we remove it safely with the robot. See how it works
• 04

  Robotic radical cystectomy with neobladder

  For tumours that invade the bladder muscle, the bladder is removed (with the prostate in men or the uterus in women), together with the lymph nodes of the pelvis. See how it works
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  Robotic pyeloplasty

  If a narrowing of the ureter blocks urine from leaving the kidney, the narrowed part is cut out and the urinary tract is joined again so the kidney drains and keeps working. See how it works
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  Robotic sacrocolpopexy

  Minimally invasive surgery to correct pelvic organ prolapse (dropped bladder or uterus), repositioning these organs robotically with a mesh and fixing them to the sacrum. See how it works