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Richard Parkinson qualified from Nottingham University Medical School in 1995. After completing surgical training, he returned to Nottingham and spent three years doing a PhD followed by six years of higher surgical training in urology.

As the principal incontinence specialist, Richard is responsible for treating all urology patients requiring surgical interventions for urinary incontinence in Nottingham. These treatments include Botox bladder injections, sacral neuromodulation and stress incontinence procedures. Richard has a specialist practice in reconstructive urology, including vaginal surgery and mesh-removal.

Richard is married with three children

Bladder Botox injections

Sacral neuromodulation

Clam ileocystoplasty

Artificial urinary sphincter insertion (AUS)

Male sling procedure

Autologous sling for female stress incontinence

Colposuspension for female stress incontinence

Bulking injections for female stress incontinence

Reconstructive urological surgery

Removal of vaginal mesh

Female urinary retention and Fowler's syndrome

Neuropathic bladder dysfunction

Vaginal prolapse and pelvic floor dysfunction

Vaginal Mesh removal