Urethral Stricture & Penile Surgery in Delhi

Reconstructive urology restores normal function where it has been damaged — a scarred, narrowed urethra that obstructs the flow of urine, or a penile condition such as curvature from Peyronie’s disease. At Sama Hospital — a NABH-accredited, doctor-owned hospital in South Delhi — these are treated with techniques chosen for a durable result. This is functional, reconstructive surgery, and it is entirely distinct from cosmetic procedures.

A urethral stricture is a narrowing of the urethra — the tube carrying urine out — caused by scarring from previous infection, injury or instrumentation. It obstructs flow, and it tends to tighten over time rather than resolve.

• A weak, spraying or split urinary stream
• Straining to pass urine, and a feeling of incomplete emptying
• Recurrent urinary infections
• In severe cases, an inability to pass urine at all — a urological emergency

This is the key decision, because it determines whether the stricture stays cured.

A quick endoscopic incision or dilatation is simple and useful for some strictures — but many recur, and repeated dilatations for a stricture that keeps coming back are a sign that a more definitive repair is needed.

A urethroplasty — open reconstruction, often using a graft of the patient’s own tissue — is more involved, but offers a far more durable, frequently permanent cure for suitable strictures. Choosing the right operation for the right stricture is what avoids a cycle of repeat procedures.

Peyronie’s disease — scar tissue causing the penis to curve, sometimes painfully — is the commonest penile condition treated here. Many mild cases stabilise or are managed without surgery; surgery is reserved for a significant, stable curvature that interferes with function. Injuries such as penile fracture are also repaired.

To be clear: this is reconstructive and functional surgery. It is not cosmetic penile enlargement, which is a different matter entirely and which we do not present as medical treatment.

Recovery depends on the procedure. After urethral reconstruction a catheter is usually needed for a period to allow healing, after which normal urination is restored. Your surgeon will give you a clear, specific recovery plan for your operation.

What moves the figure: the condition and its complexity; whether an endoscopic or open reconstructive approach is used; anaesthesia; and length of stay.

We quote an all-inclusive package, confirmed after clinical assessment, with cashless treatment available for eligible insurance patients. See our cost estimate page.

Doctor-owned, NABH-accredited, in South Delhi since 1982. For strictures in particular, we aim to get the repair right the first time — a durable reconstruction rather than a cycle of repeat dilatations.

A narrowing of the urethra from scarring, causing a weak stream, straining, incomplete emptying and recurrent infections. It tends to worsen and does not resolve on its own.

It can — but a quick dilatation often recurs, while a urethroplasty (open reconstruction, often with a graft) offers a far more durable cure for suitable strictures. Repeated dilatations are a sign reconstruction should be considered.

Scar tissue causing the penis to curve, sometimes painfully. Mild cases may need no surgery; surgery is for a significant, stable curvature that interferes with function — a reconstructive, not cosmetic, procedure.

No. This is functional, reconstructive urology — restoring urination and correcting conditions that impair function. It is distinct from cosmetic penile procedures.

It tends to tighten further, causing recurrent infections and, in severe cases, affecting the bladder and kidneys or leading to complete inability to pass urine — an emergency. It should be assessed rather than lived with.