BMBS, MSc, MRCS, FRCS (Urol)
10 years of experience
London, SW10 9NG
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29 connections in healthcare
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by Mr Mathias Winkler, Mr Karl Pang and 7 other professionals
10 years of experience
London, SW10 9NG
(+1 more)
29 connections in healthcare
Skill endorsed
by Mr Mathias Winkler, Mr Karl Pang and 7 other professionals
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Mr. Joseph Gabriel is a specialist consultant urologist and robotic surgeon at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust with a particular focus on prostate cancer, and is among a small number of surgeons in the UK dual-accredited in both robotic and focal therapy techniques. He is recognised for his expertise in advanced, minimally invasive treatments aimed at improving outcomes and recovery for patients with urological cancers.
He qualified in medicine and surgery in 2015 from the Brighton and Sussex Medical School and further strengthened his academic foundation with an MSc in Surgical Sciences from the University of Edinburgh. Mr Gabriel completed his surgical and urological training within the Kent, Surrey and Sussex Deanery, gaining experience in leading regional centres for robotic urology, and went on to achieve Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS Urol).
He subsequently undertook a specialist fellowship in pelvic urological cancers, at the Royal Surrey, the highest volume centre in the UK for robotic prostatectomy, focusing on prostate and bladder cancer, with advanced training in robotic prostatectomy and cystectomy. His clinical practice includes nerve-sparing robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy, including the advanced Retzius-sparing approach which have been shown to improve early bladder control and erectile function after surgery, as well as precision focal therapy for prostate cancer (HIFU - high-intensity focused ultrasound and cryotherapy).
He is also actively involved in research, with interests in robotic surgery and artificial intelligence, is a member of Imperial Prostate group at Imperial College London, contributing to cutting-edge research in prostate cancer, and has presented and published his work both nationally and internationally. He is the lead urology cancer clinician in his NHS practice and prides himself on having a compassionate bedside manner and personalised approach tailored to each of his patients.
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General Medical Council
No. 7491127
British Association of Urological Surgeons
No. 10276
University of Edinburgh
MSc
Graduated 2018
Royal College of Surgeons
FRCS (Urol)
Graduated 2023
Royal College of Surgeons
MRCS Surgery
Graduated 2017
BM BS Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery - Brighton and Sussex Medical School 2015
MSc. Surgical Sciences with Merit -The University of Edinburgh 2018
MRCS Membership of the Royal College of Surgeons 2017
FRCS (Urol) Fellowship of the Royal College of Surgeons 2023
Read publications and papers written by this specialist.
12 / 02 / 2026
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence to Code a Decision-Making Aid for the Prostate Cancer Brachytherapy Multidisciplinary Meeting Using Retrieval-Augmented Generation
Published in Cureus Journal of Medical Science
01 / 05 / 2025
IP21-08 PENTHROX®: THE USE OF INHALED METHOXYFLURANE FOR ANALGESIA IN TRANSPERINEAL PROSTATE BIOPSIES | Journal of Urology
Published in The Journal of Urology
27 / 07 / 2024
Factors associated with pathological up-staging in MRI cT3a prostate cancer - a retrospective study from a high-volume centre - PubMed
Published in World Journal of Urology
27 / 11 / 2023
Artificial intelligence in the urology multidisciplinary team meeting: can ChatGPT suggest European Association of Urology guideline-recommended prostate cancer treatments? - PubMed
Published in British Journal of Urology International (BJUI)
369 Fulham Road, London, United Kingdom, SW10 9NG
Fulham Palace Rd, London, United Kingdom, W6 8RF
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This summary was created by AI based on recent reviews
Mr Joseph Gabriel’s interactions with patients are professional, clear, and reassuring. He gives clear and detailed explanations of procedures and conditions, sharing much information from diagnosis to follow-up and encouraging questions. This approach helps build patient confidence and instils positivity regarding treatment options. His work often involves prostate cancer and diagnostics related to this condition.
From the start of this incredible worrying journey Mr Gabriel has only reassured me and exhibited professionalism on scale I've never experienced before & for that me & my family will be forever thankful .
Dr. Gabriel is always caring and genuine. He always makes us feel safe and cared for. He hands everything with empathy, grace, and professionalism. We fully trust his judgement.
I think telling someone they have cancer must be extremely difficult. Mr Gabriel did this amazingly and made me feel positive about the options of treatment available. He was so knowledgeable, sympathetic and answered all questions.
Very knowledgable and patient. Consultant explains problem and treatment options clearly and very open to questions. He gives you his time and not rush you and has a friendly approach.
Mr Gabriel has always been professional, empathetic and understanding during my urology treatment. He explained everything thoroughly so keeping me well informed with the processes and available options.
Clear and frank explanation of diagnosis. Outlined the options and pointed the best way forward. Thoroughly professional, empathetic and considerate throughout our difficult conversation.
I would like to express my sincere thanks to Mr Joseph for the outstanding care and compassion he showed me. Receiving a serious diagnosis was very difficult, but he delivered the news with kindness, empathy, and professionalism. He clearly explained all the treatment options and gave me confidence and hope at a challenging time. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your support and for treating me with such care and respect.
Dr Gabriel was very passionate about his work . He was delighted the operation was a success
I was impressed by his professional and personal approach
Joe is one of my new colleagues. He is very well trained and makes complex treatments like retzius sparing robotic prostatectomy or focal therapy look easy. He is very approachable and loves to go the extra step with his patients.
17 Jul 2026
Mr Mathias Winkler
UrologistA skilled and experienced radical prostatectomist who provides thoughtful, patient-centered care. Known for surgical precision, clear communication, and a professional approach to treatment.
13 Jun 2026
Mr Karl Pang
UrologistJoe is a fine surgeon who has rapidly created an excellent reputation for being a skilled urologist. In addition to mastering general urology, he fluently performs robotic prostatectomies and is becoming a successful focal prostate cancer therapist. He is polite, professional and proactive in service development. His bedside manners are exemplary. He is calm, confident and humble. He has great knowledge and is up to date with current research in the field.
29 May 2026MA
Mr Hama Attar
UrologistExcellent surgeon provide fantastic holistic care for his patients. Highly recommend.
23 Apr 2026
Professor Rakesh Heer
Urologist
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I'm pleased to have collaborated with @bensnaturalhealth on a series of videos raising awareness of prostate cancer, the most common cancer in men in the UK and the second most common cancer worldwide. As a prostate cancer surgeon, every day I see patients who had no symptoms at all, and are shocked to receive a prostate cancer diagnosis. For many, going to their GP to be checked and referred on to a specialist has saved their lives. The process of being investigated and treated for many men can be scary, stigmatised and full of unknowns. This series will aim to demystify and to explain what men can expect throughout their journey: "A lot of men avoid getting checked for prostate cancer because they assume it will be uncomfortable, embarrassing, or unnecessary. But one of the biggest misunderstandings is that early prostate checks often start with a simple conversation and a PSA blood test. The earlier men pay attention to changes in their urinary health, family history, or symptoms, the better informed they can be about their options. Getting checked isn’t about fear, it’s about staying proactive with your health. 💪 #menshealth #prostatecancerawareness #healthquestions".
04 June 2026
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Age, family history, ethnicity, and lifestyle habits can all play a role in prostate health over time. The good news? Awareness, regular check-ins, movement, nutrition, and paying attention to changes in your body all matter when it comes to healthy aging. 🌿 #prostatecancerawareness #riskfactors #menshealth #prostatehealth #prostatecancer".
07 June 2026
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"Can you actually live without a prostate? 🤔 It’s one of the most common questions men ask after hearing about prostate surgery or prostate cancer treatment. The answer surprises a lot of people. This reel breaks down what men should actually know, without the fear or confusion that usually surrounds the topic. #menshealth #prostatehealth #prostatecancerawareness #prostatecancer #menshealthawareness" in collaboration with @bensnaturalhealth
20 June 2026
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One of the biggest questions men have after prostate cancer treatment is one that often doesn’t get talked about enough: “What happens to my sex life?” The reality is that prostate surgery can affect sexual function, but it doesn’t mean intimacy is over. Recovery looks different for every man. Factors such as age, overall health, the type of treatment received, and nerve preservation during surgery (nerve-sparing prostatectomy and Retzius-sparing prostatectomy) can all play a role. The most important thing to know? 👇 There are treatment options, support strategies, and healthcare professionals who can help men navigate this part of recovery. You’re not expected to figure it out alone. These conversations can feel uncomfortable, but they’re an important part of prostate cancer awareness and recovery. Have you found that men are becoming more open about discussing prostate health? Let us know in the comments. #menshealth #prostatehealth #prostaterelief #prostateawareness #prostatesurgery
22 June 2026
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"Can a healthy lifestyle actually reduce the risk of prostate cancer? It’s a question a lot of men over 50 are starting to ask, and the answer isn’t black and white. Curious what makes the biggest difference? Watch the reel and let us know what you think 👇 #menshealth #prostatecancer #prostatecancerawareness #menover50 #prostatehealth" @bensnaturalhealth
23 June 2026
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More than 12,000 men die from prostate cancer every year in the UK. The reality is that awareness still isn’t where it needs to be. The more men who speak up, get informed, and get checked when appropriate, the more lives can be impacted. Have you noticed more people talking about prostate cancer recently? 👇 #menshealth #prostatecancerawareness #prostatehealth #prostatecancer #healthquestions" @bensnaturalhealth
25 June 2026
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Mr Joseph Gabriel's overall patient rating is 4.99 out of 5 stars on Doctify. This is based on 36 reviews.
What languages does Mr Joseph Gabriel speak?
Mr Joseph Gabriel speaks English and Arabic
Where is Mr Joseph Gabriel located?
Mr Joseph Gabriel primarily practices at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, located at 369 Fulham Road, London, United Kingdom, SW10 9NG
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