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Best Urologist in Noida, Urology Department Felix Hospitals
Most urological conditions begin with symptoms that are easy to ignore like a mild backache from kidney stones, a slow urine stream due to prostate enlargement, or occasional blood in the urine that disappears quickly. Early evaluation by the right urologist helps identify these problems in time, enabling precise treatment and avoiding unnecessary surgery whenever possible.
The Centre for Renal Sciences at Felix Hospitals offers comprehensive care for a wide range of urological conditions from advanced kidney stone laser treatment to prostate surgeries all under one roof, led by Noida’s highly experienced urologists.
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When to See a Urologist
A urologist handles conditions involving the kidneys, bladder, urethra, prostate, and male reproductive system. Many people wait too long , usually because the symptom comes and goes, or because they assume it will sort itself out.
Visit a Urologist if you experience any of the following:
Blood in your urine, even once, even if it doesn't happen again
Pain in the lower back, flank, or groin that comes in waves
Burning or pain while urinating, or increased urgency and frequency
Difficulty starting urination or a weak, interrupted urine stream
Feeling like the bladder hasn't emptied fully after urinating
Recurrent UTIs, more than two in six months
Male fertility concerns or difficulty conceiving
Erectile dysfunction, especially with other health conditions present
PSA levels elevated on a routine blood test
Kidney stone history, even if the last episode resolved on its own
Bedwetting or urinary incontinence in children
Scrotal pain, swelling, or a lump that has appeared or grown
Our Urologist at Felix Hospitals
Dr. Bhanwar Lal Barkesiya is an MCh Urology Gold Medalist trained at Safdarjung Hospital with 15 years of experience across endourology, surgery, and complex urological reconstruction.
Dr. Bhanwar Lal Barkesiya before his MCh, served as an Assistant Professor in General and Laparoscopic Surgery at AIIMS Udaipur for three years, which means he entered urology with both surgical depth and teaching-level academic grounding, not simply a clinical certificate.
He has independently performed and assisted in over 50 urological procedures using the most advanced surgical techniques in use.
Education: Dr. Bhanwar Lal Barkesiya completed his MBBS from Baroda Medical College, followed by an MS in General Surgery from RNT Medical College. He further pursued MCh in Urology from VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital and was awarded a Gold Medal for academic excellence.
Awards & Recognition: Dr. Bhanwar Lal Barkesiya was awarded the USI International Travel Fellowship at AURC and has also completed a Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery. He secured 1st Prize for Best Poster at the FFUS of USI Annual Conference in New Delhi and 1st Prize in Quiz at the FFUS of USI Midterm Meeting in Hyderabad. He has also been a presenter at AURC by UAA Dubai, USICON New Delhi, and NZUSICON Bikaner.
When people search for the best urologists in Noida, they are usually looking for more than just qualifications; they want an experienced specialist they can trust for accurate diagnosis, clear guidance, and effective treatment. From kidney stones and prostate problems to urinary infections and complex urological surgeries, choosing the right urologist can make a significant difference in treatment outcomes.
What Treatment we offer
The department manages both the medical and surgical sides of urological care. Most conditions are treated without open surgery. When surgery is required, it is done with the minimally invasive approach available.
Kidney Stones (Laser & Endoscopic)
- Laser Ureteroscopy (URSL) A thin scope is passed through the urethra to reach the stone, which is then broken into dust using laser energy and flushed out naturally.
- PCNL (Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy) A small keyhole incision in the back is used to directly reach and remove large stones that are too big for a laser alone.
- ESWL (Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy) - Sound waves are directed at the stone from outside the body, breaking it into small fragments that pass out through urine.
Prostate Enlargement (BPH)
- TURP (Transurethral Resection of the Prostate) A scope is passed through the urethra to trim away the excess prostate tissue that is blocking urine flow, with no external incision.
- TUNA (Transurethral Needle Ablation) - Small needles deliver radiofrequency energy directly into the prostate to shrink the tissue causing obstruction, under local anaesthesia.
- Prostatectomy - Surgical removal of part or all of the prostate, performed where cancer is confirmed and cannot be managed by less invasive means.
Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)
- Urine Culture & Sensitivity - A sample of your urine is tested in the lab to identify the exact bacteria causing the infection and which antibiotic will eliminate it.
- Structural Assessment - Imaging and clinical evaluation to identify whether a physical abnormality in the urinary tract is causing the infection to keep returning.
- Targeted Antibiotic Therapy - Treatment prescribed based on the culture result, not a standard antibiotic given before the result is known.
Uro-Oncology (Bladder, Kidney & Prostate Cancer)
- TURBT (Transurethral Resection of Bladder Tumour) - A scope passed through the urethra removes the visible tumour from the bladder wall without any external incision, used for early-stage bladder cancer.
- Radical Cystectomy - Surgical removal of the bladder for invasive bladder cancer, with urinary diversion created to allow normal passage of urine.
- Partial Nephrectomy - Only the tumour-bearing portion of the kidney is removed, preserving the rest of the kidney's function where the tumour size and location allow.
- Radical Nephrectomy - The entire kidney is removed when the tumour is too large or centrally located for a kidney-sparing approach.
- Prostatectomy - Surgical removal of the prostate for confirmed prostate cancer, with robotic-assisted technique available for better functional outcomes.
- PSA Screening & Cystoscopy - Blood test to detect early prostate cancer, and direct camera examination of the bladder to identify tumours before symptoms appear.
Male Infertility & Erectile Dysfunction
- Semen Analysis - A laboratory examination of sperm count, movement, and shape to identify whether a male fertility problem is present and how significant it is.
- Hormonal Evaluation - Blood tests measuring FSH, LH, testosterone, and prolactin to identify whether the cause of infertility is hormonal rather than structural.
- Varicocelectomy - Laparoscopic surgery to tie off enlarged veins in the scrotum that are raising testicular temperature and reducing sperm quality.
- Erectile Dysfunction Assessment - Clinical and hormonal evaluation to identify whether the cause is vascular, hormonal, neurological, or psychological before any treatment is prescribed.
Urinary Incontinence & Bladder Disorders
- Overactive Bladder Management - Bladder retraining, medication, and where needed, nerve stimulation to reduce urgency and frequency that disrupts daily life.
- Sling Procedure (Stress Incontinence) - A narrow strip of mesh is placed under the urethra to support it and prevent leakage during coughing, sneezing, or exercise.
- Interstitial Cystitis Treatment - A combination of bladder instillations, dietary modification, and medication to manage chronic bladder pain and urgency with no infection present.
- Bladder Prolapse Repair - Surgical repair to lift a bladder that has dropped into the vaginal canal, causing pressure, incomplete emptying, and discomfort.
Renal Transplant Support
- Pre-Transplant Evaluation - Full urological assessment of the recipient's urinary tract to identify any structural issues that need to be corrected before the transplant can proceed.
- Intraoperative Surgical Support - Urological assistance during the transplant procedure itself, including ureteric reimplantation and vascular connection of the donor kidney.
- Post-Transplant Monitoring - Regular urological review after transplant to detect and manage complications such as ureteric obstruction, lymphocele, or urinary leak early.
Paediatric Urology
- Orchidopexy (Undescended Testicles) - A surgical procedure to bring an undescended testicle down into the scrotum, performed before age two to protect fertility and reduce cancer risk.
- Urinary Blockage Correction - Surgery to relieve obstructions in the urinary tract that are preventing normal drainage from the kidney to the bladder.
- Vesicoureteral Reflux Treatment - Management of the backward flow of urine from the bladder into the kidneys, which causes recurrent infections and can damage kidney tissue over time.
- Congenital Abnormality Repair - Surgical correction of structural problems in the urinary tract that the child is born with, planned carefully based on the specific anatomy.
- Bedwetting Assessment - Evaluation to distinguish normal developmental bedwetting from cases caused by a small bladder, structural issue, or neurological factor that needs treatment.
Urological conditions Across All Age Groups & Genders
Comprehensive diagnosis and advanced treatment for urological conditions affecting patients across all age groups and genders.
Men | Women | Children |
Kidney stones | Bedwetting | |
Prostate enlargement (BPH) | Overactive bladder | Urinary blockages |
Urinary incontinence | Structural urinary tract defects | |
Bladder prolapse | Undescended testicles | |
Male infertility / varicoceles | Interstitial cystitis | Vesicoureteral reflux |
Bladder cancer / kidney cancer | Bladder and kidney cancer |
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Prostatitis | Recurrent UTIs |
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Blood in urine (haematuria) | Blood in urine (haematuria) |
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Why Patients Choose Us for Urology in Noida
There are several urology setups in Noida. Here is an honest comparison of what Felix offers.
What Matters to You | Felix Hospitals |
Who operates | 15+ years experienced urologists |
Surgical technology | Laser (URSL, PCNL), laparoscopic |
Diagnostics | In-house lab, imaging, PSA testing, semen analysis , no external referrals |
Specialist access | Nephrology, oncology, and general surgery in the same building |
Emergency coverage | 24/7 urology emergency, including renal colic and acute urinary retention |
Insurance | CGHS, ECHS, Ayushman Bharat + all major private insurers |
Location | Sector 137, Noida Expressway, Metro accessible, NH-expressway access |
OPD access | Same-day appointments available; walk-ins accepted |
Approach | Minimally invasive first, surgery only when clinically indicated |
Patients looking for the best urologists in Noida often seek experienced specialists who combine advanced treatment options with personalised patient care. From minimally invasive procedures to comprehensive urological management, expert consultation plays a key role in achieving better treatment outcomes.
Cashless Coverage & Insurance
Felix Hospitals is fully empanelled under central government schemes and all major private insurers.
Government Schemes
- CGHS
- ECHS (Ex-Servicemen)
- Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY)
CGHS and ECHS cover both OPD consultations and IPD procedures at Felix. Ayushman Bharat covers hospitalisation and surgical procedures. If a consultation leads to admission, the full treatment is cashless.
- Private Insurers
- Star Health
- Niva Bupa
- HDFC Ergo
- ICICI Lombard
- New India Assurance
- United India
- Arogya Sanjeevani
- All major TPA panels
Bring your insurance card. Our desk verifies your coverage before your consultation begins. No upfront payment. No surprise bills.
Not sure if your plan covers a urology procedure? Call us before you come in and we'll check for you. Call at +91 9667064100 to book an appointment
Dr. Bhanwar Lal Barkesiya
Dr. Bhanwar Lal Barkesiya is an MCh Gold Medalist Urologist with 15+ years of experience in laser kidney stone surgery, TURP, PCNL, robotic urology, and complex urological care at Felix Hospitals, Noida.
FAQ'S
Yes, and this is exactly when it is most useful to come in. Once the acute episode is over and the immediate pain is gone, most patients skip the follow-up. That is the wrong call. A stone that passed once has left behind information: its approximate composition (based on where it formed), your hydration habits, your dietary patterns, and whether you have underlying metabolic conditions like hyperparathyroidism or renal tubular acidosis that nobody has checked. A post-stone workup at Felix includes a 24-hour urine collection, metabolic panel, and imaging to check whether other stones are silently forming. Patients who come in once and get a proper evaluation dramatically reduce their rate of recurrence.
PSA at 4.8 is in the grey zone , not clearly elevated, not clearly normal. What matters is not the single number but the context around it: your age, your prostate volume (measured by ultrasound), whether your PSA has risen from a previous reading, and your PSA velocity over time. A 50-year-old with PSA at 4.8 and a doubling time of 18 months is a very different clinical picture from a 70-year-old with PSA at 4.8 and an enlarged prostate on ultrasound. Dr. Barkesiya evaluates PSA alongside DRE (digital rectal examination), multiparametric MRI when indicated, and free-to-total PSA ratio , not as a standalone number. Come in with your previous PSA results if you have them.
Nocturia, waking at night to urinate, is one of the most common complaints in men above 50, and it is frequently misattributed to "just ageing." The causes are genuinely multiple: benign prostate enlargement (BPH) causing incomplete bladder emptying, overactive bladder, nocturnal polyuria (kidneys producing too much urine at night, often linked to poor sleep posture or heart function), or a combination of all three. Most men with nocturia improve significantly once the right underlying cause is identified.
No. A single episode of blood in the urine , even painless, even if it resolves , requires a urological evaluation. The clinical term is gross haematuria and it warrants a cystoscopy and upper tract imaging until a cause is found. Bladder cancer presents as painless intermittent haematuria in the majority of cases. The episode resolving on its own does not mean the cause has been resolved. If the cause turns out to be benign , a small kidney stone, a UTI, strenuous exercise , you will have peace of mind. If it turns out to be something else, early detection is the difference between a simple resection and a complex surgery. This is not a symptom to monitor at home.
Treatment depends entirely on staging , whether the cancer is localised, locally advanced, or metastatic. For localised prostate cancer, radical prostatectomy and radiation therapy are the main curative options. For locally advanced or metastatic disease, hormonal therapy (androgen deprivation), chemotherapy, and palliative care coordination are available in-house. Dr. Barkesiya works alongside the oncology team to present the full staging picture and walk the family through the actual treatment plan before any decision is made.
A proper male infertility evaluation begins with a detailed semen analysis , not just sperm count, but motility, morphology, and volume. If the semen analysis is abnormal, the next step is hormonal profiling (FSH, LH, testosterone, prolactin) to identify whether the problem is testicular, hypothalamic, or pituitary. Physical examination checks for varicoceles, enlarged veins in the scrotum that increase testicular temperature and reduce sperm quality, which are present in roughly 40% of infertile men and are surgically correctable through laparoscopic varicocelectomy. If sperm is absent (azoospermia), testicular biopsy determines whether it is obstructive or non-obstructive , two very different problems with different treatment paths. The evaluation takes one appointment. Most couples have waited 12–18 months by the time they arrive. The sooner a male factor is identified or excluded, the sooner the right treatment starts.
Bedwetting (nocturnal enuresis) is developmentally normal up to age 5. By age 7, approximately 10% of children still experience it, and the majority will resolve spontaneously. However, there are situations where a urological evaluation is appropriate: if bedwetting is happening alongside daytime accidents, urgency, frequency, or a weak stream; if the child has started wetting again after a dry period of six months or more; or if the family is finding it significantly distressing. A paediatric urology evaluation at Felix rules out structural causes (small bladder capacity, urinary tract abnormality, constipation compressing the bladder) and identifies children who will benefit from behavioural intervention versus medication versus watchful waiting. Most children respond well to the right combination of reassurance and guided management.
Yes. Urology OPD runs seven days a week including Sundays. Call ahead to confirm availability and book a slot. For emergencies, acute urinary retention, renal colic, or post-operative complications, the emergency department has urology cover 24 hours a day.
Yes. Felix Hospitals is fully empanelled under both CGHS and ECHS. For ex-servicemen and their dependents, both OPD consultations and IPD procedures, including kidney stone surgery, prostate surgery, and uro-oncology care, are covered cashless at Felix. Bring your ECHS or CGHS card and referral documentation. Our insurance desk handles the coordination. No upfront payment is required for covered procedures.
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