Kidney Stone Surgery
Fast, Minimally Invasive Removal of Painful Stones Blocking the Kidney or Ureter
Kidney stone surgery provides fast, safe removal of stones that are too large to pass naturally or are causing severe pain, obstruction, or infection risk. At Menscape, our urologists use advanced laser, endoscopic, and minimally invasive techniques to clear stones quickly and protect long-term kidney function.
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What Our Patients Say
The laser treatment stopped the agony almost instantly. I walked out the same day feeling like a different person.
I was terrified of surgery, but RIRS was quick and painless. The relief after the obstruction cleared was unbelievable.
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Preparation
Urinalysis & kidney function bloodwork
Ultrasound or CT scan
Stop blood thinners if advised
Light fasting before anesthesia
Hydrate unless instructed otherwise
Bring any past imaging
Treatment Process
Imaging & Diagnosis
CT or ultrasound identifies the exact stone size, location, and obstruction.Surgery Selection
Your urologist chooses the best method (RIRS, ESWL, or PCNL).Procedure Under Anesthesia
RIRS + laser: endoscopic, no incisions
ESWL: sound waves from outside
PCNL: small 1 cm incision for direct access
Stone Removal / Fragmentation
Laser or instruments remove the stone safely.Temporary Stent (If Needed)
Supports ureter healing for 5–14 days.Recovery
1-night hospital stay for URS/ESWL
3-night hospital stay for PCNL
Mild discomfort for a few days
Experienced Stone Surgeons
Specialists in RIRS, laser lithotripsy, PCNL, and ESWL.
Immediate Evaluation for Severe Pain
On-site ultrasound, CT coordination, and urgent treatment.
Minimally Invasive Techniques
Fast recovery and minimal scarring.
Private, Discreet Care
Confidential consultations & WhatsApp recovery support.
Frequently asked questions
Do all kidney stones require surgery?
No — stones <5 mm often pass naturally.
Does laser surgery hurt?
No — performed under anesthesia.
How fast can surgery be scheduled?
Often within 24–72 hours depending on severity.
How long does recovery take?
Most men feel normal in 2–4 days after URS or ESWL.
Can stones come back?
Yes — prevention depends on hydration, diet, and metabolic factors.
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