Hypospadias Treatment in Delhi
Advanced surgical management for children and adults with hypospadias, including primary repair, failed hypospadias correction, urethral reconstruction and complex redo surgeries by Dr. Gautam Banga at The Center for Urethra & Penile Surgery, SCI International Hospital, New Delhi.
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Overview
What is Hypospadias?
Hypospadias is a congenital condition in which the opening of the urethra is located on the underside of the penis instead of at the tip. The position can vary from just below the tip to further down the penile shaft, depending on the severity of the condition.
Some patients may also have downward penile curvature (chordee), an incompletely formed foreskin, or an abnormal urinary stream. The severity and anatomy of hypospadias can differ significantly from one patient to another.
Important: Hypospadias treatment should be planned after a detailed examination by an experienced reconstructive urologist. Surgery may involve correcting the urethral opening, straightening penile curvature and reconstructing the urethra. Complex or previously failed hypospadias cases may require specialised reconstructive techniques.
Important: Hypospadias treatment should be planned after a detailed examination by an experienced reconstructive urologist. Surgery may involve correcting the urethral opening, straightening penile curvature and reconstructing the urethra. Complex or previously failed hypospadias cases may require specialised reconstructive techniques.
Causes
What Causes Hypospadias?
Genetic & Family Factors
A family history of hypospadias may increase the chances of developing the condition.
Hormonal Development
Changes in hormone activity during fetal development can affect normal penile and urethral formation.
Pregnancy Factors
Certain maternal health conditions and pregnancy-related factors may be associated with a higher risk.
Assisted Reproduction
Some studies suggest a possible link between assisted reproductive techniques and hypospadias.
Environmental Factors
Exposure to certain environmental influences during pregnancy may contribute to the condition.
Cause Often Unknown
In many cases, no single exact cause is found, and multiple genetic and developmental factors may be involved.
Symptoms
Signs & Symptoms to Watch For
- Urethral opening not at the tip
- Spraying or abnormal urine stream
- Opening on underside of the penis
- Difficulty urinating while standing
- Downward penile curvature (Chordee)
- Abnormal appearance of the penis
- Hooded or incomplete foreskin
- Problems after previous hypospadias surgery
Diagnosis
How We Diagnose Hypospadias
A detailed physical examination helps assess the urethral opening, penile curvature, foreskin and overall anatomy to determine the type and severity of hypospadias.
- Urethral Opening Assessment – checks the position and size of the opening.
- Penile Curvature Check – evaluates the presence and severity of chordee.
- Foreskin Examination – checks for incomplete or hooded foreskin.
- Previous Surgery Assessment – important in failed or recurrent hypospadias cases.
Treatment
Treatment Options at UPS
Why Dr. Gautam Banga
Why Choose Dr. Gautam Banga for Hypospadias Surgery?
Hypospadias Expertise
Specialised experience in primary, complex and reconstructive hypospadias surgery.
Primary & Redo Cases
Management of first-time surgery as well as previously failed hypospadias repairs.
Personalised Surgical Planning
Treatment planned according to urethral opening, penile curvature, tissue condition and previous surgeries.
Comprehensive Care
Detailed evaluation, surgical treatment and structured post-operative follow-up for better recovery and long-term function.
Dr. Gautam Banga
Consultant Andrologist & Genito-Urinary Reconstructive Surgeon
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Frequently Asked Questions
Hypospadias is a congenital condition in which the urethral opening is located on the underside of the penis instead of at the tip.
Common signs include an abnormal urethral opening, downward penile curvature (chordee), incomplete or hooded foreskin, and an abnormal urine stream.
The exact cause is often unknown. Genetic, hormonal, developmental and environmental factors may contribute.
Yes. It develops during fetal development and is usually identified at birth.
Yes. It may be classified according to where the urethral opening is located—from near the tip to the penile shaft, scrotal area or, rarely, the perineum.
It is usually diagnosed through a physical examination of the urethral opening, penile curvature, foreskin and genital anatomy.
Treatment depends on the severity and anatomy. Many cases require surgical correction, while specialist evaluation determines whether surgery is appropriate.
Yes. Adults with untreated hypospadias or complications from previous surgery can be evaluated for reconstructive treatment depending on their condition.
Yes. Depending on the location of the urethral opening, hypospadias may cause spraying, an abnormal urine stream or difficulty urinating while standing.
In more severe or untreated cases, it may affect urination, penile curvature, sexual function or fertility. Early specialist evaluation helps determine whether treatment is needed.