Online Consultation For Hypospadias Surgery Doctors in India

Hypospadias is a congenital condition in males where the urethral opening is located on the underside of the penis. Surgical correction (urethroplasty) is typically performed between 6–18 months of age but can be done later if missed. Choosing an experienced pediatric urologist or pediatric surgeon is key to success with minimal complications like fistula, strictures, or curvature (chordee).

Success depends on the surgeon’s microsurgical expertise, hospital sterility standards, and quality of post-operative care.

• NABH or JCI-accredited pediatric hospitals or urology centers
• In-house NICU/PICU support for younger children
• Access to microsurgical instruments and pediatric anesthesia
• 24/7 pediatric nursing and infection control teams
• Uroflowmetry and imaging for follow-up, if needed

Yes. Virtual consultations are available to:

• Review your child’s condition and photos (if applicable)
• Share imaging or previous operative reports
• Plan whether single-stage or multi-stage correction is needed
• Understand costs, hospital stay, and risks

• Upload clinical images (if advised)
• Share any ultrasound/karyotyping/hormone tests done
• Note any past surgeries or UTIs
• Mention age, feeding history, and current health status

Duration depends on the complexity (distal, midshaft, proximal) and the technique used.

Stage Duration

Pre-op Evaluation: 1–2 days

Surgery Day: 1 day (under GA)

Hospital Stay: 2–5 days

Catheter Maintenance: 5–10 days post-op

Follow-up (Stent Removal): Day 10–14

Final Review & Discharge: Day 14–16

Total Stay in India: 10–16 days, depending on age and healing

Required Details

Degree: MBBS + MS (General Surgery) + MCh/DNB (Pediatric Surgery or Urology)

Subspecialty Training: Pediatric Urology, Hypospadias Reconstruction

Experience: 8–20+ years, 200+ surgeries

Skillset: Microsurgical precision, fistula prevention, cosmetic repair

• Pediatric anesthesiology support for general anesthesia
• Sterile field and intraoperative magnification
• Catheter anchoring and waterproof dressings
• Daily wound monitoring
• Post-op antibiotics and pain management

Though rare in expert hands, complications can include:

• Urethrocutaneous fistula
• Stricture (narrowing of urethra)
• Diverticulum
• Infection or swelling
• Reoperation for poor cosmetic outcome

Success rates exceed 90–95% for distal cases and 85–90% for proximal variants in high-volume centers.

In your session:

• Pediatric urologist reviews the condition type and anatomy
• Suggests single-stage or multi-stage repair
• Explains hospital stay, cost, and recovery timeline
• Answers your concerns on anaesthesia, scarring,and urination
• Prepares written treatment plan + visa/travel assistance

• Globally trained pediatric surgeons at top centres
• Advanced microsurgical and cosmetic techniques
• 60–80% cost savings over the UK/US
• English-speaking pediatric nursing and child-friendly hospitals
• Seamless support from MediGence for: Online consultations, Medical visa & accommodation & Hospital coordination and tele-follow-up