Kidney & Stone Operation

Our stone experts offer advanced treatment for kidney stones, with a focus on minimally invasive techniques, even for the largest stones.

Three main techniques for kidney stone surgery

Kidney stone surgery is usually recommended when stones are too large to pass naturally, cause severe pain, or block the urinary tract. Modern surgical methods ensure faster recovery, less pain, and high success rates.

Depending on the size and location of the stone, procedures such as ureteroscopy, percutaneous nephrolithotomy, or shockwave lithotripsy may be used. These techniques are safe and highly effective in restoring normal kidney function.

• Considering the size and type of stone.
• Review of medications and medical history.
• Patient’s overall health and treatment preference.

Before surgery, patients undergo detailed imaging tests to locate the stone precisely. Proper hydration, dietary changes, and medications are also advised to prevent stone recurrence after surgery.

Post-surgery, most patients experience relief from pain and urinary symptoms within a short period. Minimally invasive procedures often allow discharge within 24–48 hours.

Preventive care is equally important. Drinking enough water, reducing salt intake, and managing conditions like diabetes or obesity significantly lower the chances of new stone formation.