For patients

A starting point for finding your way from a first question to a treatment decision. Each condition below has its own page explaining who it may suit, the investigations usually needed, the risks worth understanding, and what a first consultation involves. If you are weighing a decision already made elsewhere, or travelling from abroad, there are dedicated pathways further down.

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Conditions and treatments

Prostate Cancer

Comprehensive prostate cancer care from diagnosis through treatment — including transperineal targeted biopsy, robotic surgery, focal therapy and active surveillance.

Kidney Cancer

Comprehensive kidney cancer care including robotic partial and radical nephrectomy for renal cell carcinoma, with a focus on nephron-sparing approaches.

Bladder Cancer

Diagnosis and surgical management of bladder cancer, including robotic radical cystectomy with intracorporeal neobladder and bladder-sparing approaches.

Robotic Prostatectomy

Robotic radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer with focus on cancer control, continence preservation and functional outcomes.

Robotic Partial Nephrectomy

Nephron-sparing robotic surgery for kidney tumours — preserving maximum kidney function while achieving complete cancer removal.

Focal Therapy & HIFU

Targeted focal therapy and high-intensity focused ultrasound for localised prostate cancer, preserving urinary and sexual function.

Kidney Transplantation

Pioneering robotic kidney transplantation with intra-corporeal regional hypothermia — a technique Dr. Ahlawat helped develop and disseminate internationally since 2013.

Stone Disease

Minimally invasive management of kidney and urinary stones including PCNL, RIRS, laser lithotripsy and ESWL.

Second Opinions

Expert second opinions on urological diagnoses and treatment plans — providing clarity and confidence before major decisions, with detailed review of imaging, pathology and clinical records.

International Patients

Dedicated support for international patients seeking urological or transplant care in India — including remote consultations, travel coordination and continuity of care with referring physicians.

Not sure where to start?

Two pathways for patients who are weighing a decision already made elsewhere, or travelling to India for treatment.

Second Opinions

An independent review of your imaging, pathology and records before a decision that is hard to reverse. There is no obligation to transfer your care — many patients take the opinion back to their own team.

Read about second opinions

International Patients

Remote review of your records before you commit to travelling, an honest view on whether the journey is worthwhile, and coordination with your doctors at home afterwards.

Read about international care

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Bring your imaging, pathology reports and current medication list to the first consultation. If you are travelling from outside Delhi-NCR or from abroad, mention this when requesting your appointment so investigations can be coordinated efficiently.