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Mr Andrew Ballaro has over 15 years of experience as a Consultant Urological surgeon  and works across North London and Essex in several private hospitals as well as a full time NHS post. He is highly accomplished in all aspects of urology, with specific surgical expertise in laser surgery for kidney stones, surgery for the enlarged prostate causing symptoms or urinary retention and the diagnosis of prostate problems including cancer. He offers a range of procedures for enlarged prostate issues including TURP, laser prostatectomy (HOLEP), minimally invasive REZUM steam therapy, and is expert at MRI-fusion template prostate biopsies - the most minimally invasive and accurate method of detecting prostate cancer.

Mr Ballaro began his medical training at The Royal Free Hospital Medical School, following his qualification he undertook a Master's in Urology, and a Doctorate in Medicine in Clinical Sciences from The Institute of Urology, University College London. He was awarded several research fellowships and a Hunterian Professorship from the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He then undertook five years of Higher Specialist Training in Urology on the North London Training Rotation, and further developed his skills by undertaking training in complex stone and prostate surgery with internationally renowned experts. 

Mr Ballaro regularly publishes nationally leading surgical outcomes for kidney stone surgery. He has also published extensively on complex stone removal operations,  minimally invasive surgical techniques, and the basic science of bladder dysfunction. He trains urological surgeons at all levels, is invited to present his finding at conferences, has contributed to several textbooks and is co-editor of the standard medical student urology textbook- Lecture notes in urology.

Mr Ballaro has been approved by all major insurance companies and runs a highly regarded online practice supported by a professional management team. Together they aim to provide the best comprehensive private patient experience available to patients with urological problems.