About Us
The Center for Urethra & Penile Surgery
The center of Urethra and Penile Surgery (UPS) was established in 2010 as a premier regional tertiary referral center in south Delhi, India, dedicated to the treatment of disorders of the Male urethra and external genitalia. UPS is located at SCI International Hospital, M-4, Greater Kailash,part-1, New Delhi,
We are a center of exclusivity & excellence for Andrology and Reconstructive Urology. We specialize in Urethral stricture, Peyronie’s disease, Erectile dysfunction, Penile implant placement & revision, Hypospadias repair, congenital penile curvature correction and other disorders of the male external genitalia such as epispadias, hydrocele, phimosis etc.
Dr. Gautam Banga, is the Director of the center of Urethra and Penile Surgery. In addition, our team has internationally trained physicians, anaesthetists, nursing staff and operations team working together effortlessly to deliver the best clinical outcome and make the patient experience at our center hassle free.
5000+
Successful Surgeries
20+
Years of Experience
98%
Patient Satisfaction Rate
24/7
Patient Support
Dr. Gautam Banga
Consultant Andrologist and Genito-Urinary Reconstructive Surgeon
Dr Gautam Banga is one of the renowned Reconstructive Urologists whose patients have ranged from various countries. He is certified in Urology and one of the Best Andrologists in North India for the past 20 years. He is a dedicated urethra and penile reconstructive surgeon with special interest in managing failed and complex urethral stricture, Hypospadias and penile curvature cases.
Dr.Gautam Banga belongs to the cadre of Urologists who have gained reputation in the field of Reconstructive Urology among fellow Urologists.
The doctor is also highly sought after, being one of the very few surgeons in India who specialize in External Genitalia Reconstructive Surgery.
He is among the very few Urologists in India who are exclusively devoted to surgery of urethra and external genitalia.
Our Client Testimonials
Read what our patients have to say about their treatment experience, care, and recovery under Dr. Gautam Banga’s guidance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Urethroplasty may be recommended when a urethral stricture keeps returning after procedures such as dilation or urethrotomy, or when the narrowing is long or severe. The final treatment plan depends on the stricture’s location, length and previous treatments.
Yes, revision surgery may be possible in patients who continue to have problems after an earlier hypospadias procedure. Treatment is planned individually after examining the urethra, urinary opening, penile skin and any scar tissue.
If erectile dysfunction medicines do not provide a satisfactory response, cause side effects or are not suitable because of other medical conditions, other treatments may be considered. These can include injections, vacuum devices or penile implant surgery after specialist evaluation.
Yes. International patients can share their previous consultation notes, scans, test reports and treatment records before travelling. This can help the medical team understand the case and advise what further evaluation may be needed after arrival.
Patient privacy is treated seriously. Personal and medical information shared during consultation is handled confidentially in accordance with applicable clinic policies and legal requirements.
Patients should ideally share recent test reports, imaging, previous surgery or discharge summaries, prescription history and any relevant medical records. Clear photographs may also be requested in selected cases where clinically appropriate.
No. Treatment depends on the severity, length, location and recurrence of the stricture, as well as the patient’s symptoms and previous procedures. Some cases may be managed with less invasive options, while others may require reconstructive surgery.
Recovery time varies depending on the procedure and the individual patient. Some patients return to routine activities within a few weeks, while more complex reconstructive procedures may require a longer recovery and follow-up period.
Yes, an online consultation can help review symptoms, previous reports and treatment history before an in-person visit. However, a physical examination or additional tests may still be required before confirming treatment.
Bring your previous medical records, investigation reports, prescriptions, surgery summaries and a list of current medicines. If you have undergone earlier urological procedures, carrying those records can help with treatment planning.