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Urethral Stricture Surgery

Permanent, Expert Repair for Scar Tissue Blocking the Urethra

Urethral stricture surgery: the definitive treatment for urethral narrowing caused by scar tissue. It restores strong, steady urine flow and prevents long-term bladder or kidney damage. Performed by expert reconstructive urologists using minimally invasive or open techniques depending on the severity of the stricture.

Permanent correction of urethral blockage
Restores strong, normal urine flow
Minimally invasive & open surgical options
Prevents infections & urinary retention
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What are the options?

Optical Internal Urethrotomy (OIU / DVIU)

Endoscopic incision to open short strictures (<1 cm). Quick recovery — best for first-time or mild strictures.

Optical Internal Urethrotomy (OIU / DVIU)

Excision & Primary Anastomosis (EPA)

Scarred segment is removed and the urethra reconnected. Gold standard for short bulbar strictures with 95–98% success

Excision & Primary Anastomosis (EPA)

Buccal Mucosa Graft Urethroplasty

A graft from inside the cheek widens the urethra. Best for long, complex, or recurrent strictures.

Buccal Mucosa Graft Urethroplasty

Staged Urethroplasty

Used for severe scarring, trauma-related strictures, or failed prior surgeries.

Staged Urethroplasty

What Our Patients Say

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I didn’t realize how restricted my life had become until after surgery. The difference in my flow was instant.

Daniel, 58
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After two failed procedures elsewhere, this repair finally solved the problem. No more burning, no more stops.

Chanon, 55
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Preparation

  • Cystoscopy to confirm stricture location

  • Uroflowmetry & ultrasound

  • Pre-op blood tests

  • Stop blood thinners (only with doctor approval)

  • Fast for 6-8 hours pre-surgery

  • Bring previous imaging if available

Preparation

Treatment Process

  • Consultation & Imaging
    The surgeon maps the stricture’s length, depth, and severity.

  • Surgical Technique Selection
    Short strictures → OIU or EPA Long strictures → Graft urethroplasty

  • Surgery (45–120 minutes)
    Performed under general or spinal anesthesia.

  • Catheter Placement
    A small catheter is left in place for 7–14 days depending on repair type.

  • Recovery

    Back to desk work: 5–10 days

    Exercise: after 3–4 weeks

    Full healing: 6–12 weeks

    Flow typically improves immediately once catheter is removed

Treatment Process

Reconstructive Urology Specialists

Surgeons with specific expertise in urethral reconstruction.

Advanced Surgical Techniques

EPA, graft urethroplasty, minimally invasive DVIU.

High Long-Term Success Rates

Up to 98% depending on the technique.

Private, Discreet Men’s Clinic

Confidential care tailored to sensitive male health issues.

Frequently asked questions

Does surgery fix the problem permanently?

Yes — especially with EPA or graft urethroplasty.

Is OIU a long-term solution?

More effective for first-time or short strictures; high recurrence for long or complex ones.

How long do I have a catheter?

Typically 7–14 days depending on the technique.

Will surgery affect erections?

No — erectile nerves are not involved.

How soon will flow improve?

Often immediately after catheter removal.

RESTORE NORMAL URINE FLOW FOR GOOD

RESTORE NORMAL URINE
FLOW FOR GOOD
RESTORE NORMAL URINE FLOW FOR GOOD

Urethral stricture surgery provides permanent, reliable relief from obstruction — restoring your comfort, confidence, and quality of life.

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