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Reconstructive urology is a highly specialized field dedicated to restoring the normal function of the upper and lower urinary tract and male reproductive organs. Whether due to congenital conditions, traumatic injury, infections, or complications from previous surgeries, these issues can deeply affect a patient’s quality of life and psychological well-being.
Under the leadership of Dr. Sreeharsha Harinatha, a world-renowned expert in robotic and reconstructive surgery, our department offers life-changing solutions. Combining 15 years of surgical experience with advanced training from UKSH, Germany, Dr. Sreeharsha provides a compassionate, precision-led approach to reconstructive care.
A urethral stricture is a narrowing of the tube that carries urine out of the body, often caused by scar tissue. While temporary fixes like dilation exist, Urethroplasty is the “gold standard” for a permanent cure.
For men suffering from severe Erectile Dysfunction (ED) that does not respond to medication or injections, a penile prosthesis offers a permanent and discreet solution.
Hypospadias is a congenital condition where the urinary opening is not at the tip of the penis. This can affect both urinary flow and future reproductive health.
Drawing from his Diploma in Urogynecology from Germany, Dr. Sreeharsha treats complex female conditions including:
Choosing a reconstructive surgeon requires looking at more than just a degree. It requires a specialist who understands the delicate balance between anatomy, aesthetics, and function.
Most patients stay in the hospital for 2–3 days. A small catheter is usually kept in place for 2 weeks to allow the new tissue to heal. Most men return to light office work within a week, though heavy lifting should be avoided for 6 weeks.
No. The implant is designed solely to provide the rigidity needed for intercourse. It does not affect the sensation of the skin, the ability to have an orgasm, or the ability to ejaculate.
Ideally, between 6 and 18 months of age. At this stage, tissue healing is excellent, and the child will have no psychological memory of the procedure. However, we also successfully perform adult hypospadias repairs for those who missed early treatment.
Many reconstructive procedures, such as Urethroplasty and Hypospadias repair, are medically necessary and typically covered. Penile implants depend on the specific insurance policy. Our administrative team can assist you with the necessary documentation.
For complex internal reconstructions (like ureteric repairs or bladder work), robotic surgery offers 10x magnification and 360-degree wrist rotation, allowing for much finer suturing than traditional open surgery.