Expert Urethroplasty for Long-Term Relief

A urethral stricture narrows the urine channel, causing weak stream, straining, infections, or urinary retention. Evaluation with uroflowmetry, urethrogram, and endoscopy defines length, location, and severity. Short, first-time strictures may respond to endoscopic internal urethrotomy (DVIU); long/recurrent ones need urethroplasty for durable cure.

Surgical spectrum:

• Excision & primary anastomosis for short bulbar strictures.
• Buccal mucosa graft urethroplasty for longer segments—reliable width using inner cheek graft.

With 14+ years of reconstructive experience, Dr Lok individualizes the plan to minimize recurrence and restore comfortable voiding. Recovery is usually smooth, with clear guidance on activity, catheter duration, and follow-ups.