Safe, Scar-less & High-Success Stone Removal

If kidney or ureteric stones are disrupting your routine, laser stone surgery offers a fast, stitch-less solution. RIRS (Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery) and URS (Ureteroscopy) use ultra-thin
endoscopes that pass naturally through the urinary tract to reach and treat the stone. A high-precision laser (Holmium/Thulium) then dusts or fragments the stone into tiny pieces that
are removed or pass out on their own. Most patients are discharged the same day or within 24 hours and resume light work in 2–3 days.

Who is it for? Stones in the ureter or kidney, stones that didn’t respond to medicines/ESWL, recurrent stones, or when you want a minimally invasive approach with quick recovery. During
the procedure under anesthesia, a scope is guided to the stone, laser energy breaks it, and a temporary DJ stent may be placed to ensure smooth urine drainage during healing. Discomfort is usually mild and controlled with medication. With 14+ years of surgical experience, Dr Lok Prakash Choudhary (MCh Urology, AIIMS New Delhi) prioritizes stone-free outcomes with minimal pain. Beyond surgery, he helps you prevent future stones through a personalized hydration plan, dietary guidance (salt/oxalate moderation), and metabolic evaluation when needed—because long-term relief means fewer recurrences.

When to see a urologist: sudden flank pain, burning urination, visible blood in urine, fever with chills, or persistent nausea. Untreated stones can trigger infections or kidney damage. After RIRS/URS, you’ll receive a simple recovery plan and clear follow-up schedule to confirm complete clearance. Bottom line: Laser stone surgery is precise, safe, and scar-less—ideal for many stones with minimal downtime