Dr Anastasios Natsos

Dr Anastasios Natsos is a dedicated Urologist specialising in the diagnosis, investigation, and management of conditions affecting the urinary system and male reproductive organs. Providing care for both male and female patients, he delivers high-quality, patient-centred medical and surgical care. His practice spans comprehensive general urology alongside specialised interventions, focusing on restoring functional health and improving patient outcomes.

His clinical expertise encompasses female urology, reconstructive urology, and academic urology. Dr Natsos has a strong focus on advanced endourology and minimally invasive surgical techniques, including laser treatments and endoscopic procedures. He regularly treats complex conditions such as urethral strictures, benign prostate enlargement, Peyronie's disease, urinary stone disease, and erectile dysfunction. Additionally, he maintains an active research interest in evaluating innovative surgical tools, robotic systems, and novel techniques to enhance surgical outcomes and recovery.

Dr Natsos earned his medical degree in Greece, completing his medical education and postgraduate urological training at the University of Patras Medical School. Demonstrating a strong commitment to academic medicine, he has published extensive research in peer-reviewed medical journals covering reconstructive surgical techniques, laser prostate therapies, and urological oncology. He is a registered Urologist in the United Kingdom and holds professional membership with the British Association of Urological Surgeons.

Recognising that urological concerns can be sensitive and challenging, Dr Natsos places a strong emphasis on compassionate, transparent communication. He works closely with each patient to explain diagnostic details, evaluate treatment options, and design individualised care plans tailored to personal needs and clinical requirements. His reassuring and thorough approach ensures that patients feel confident and fully supported throughout their care journey.