Crush Kidney Stones Painlessly — Same-Day Discharge
- Certified Top Urologists (20+ years experience)
- No Cuts, No Stitches, No Long Hospital Stay
- 30–45 Min Laser Procedure with Same-Day Discharge
Dr. Kanishk Patil, Urologist
MCh (Uro), FRCS (UK)
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Kidney stones • Urinary problems • Men's health
Senior Urologist
Prostate surgery • Kidney stones • Complex urology
Vascular & Neuro IR
Stroke Intervention, Aortic Aneurysms, Liver Cancer (TACE/RFA)
Senior Interventional Radiologist
Cross-Border IR Expertise with Global Techniques
Consultant Urologist
Prostate enlargement • BPH treatment options • Kidney stones
Senior Urologist
Kidney stones • Enlarged prostate • Laser urology
Consultant Urologist
Kidney stones • Urinary problems • Men's urology
Consultant Urologist
Kidney stones • Enlarged prostate • Laser urology
Consultant Urologist
Kidney stones • Urinary problems • Men's health
Senior Urologist
Prostate surgery • Kidney stones • Complex urology
Why Choose This
Key Benefits
Benefits of RIRS Laser Stone Removal
- 30–45 Min Procedure, Home Same Day
- No Cuts, No Wound, No External Stitches
- Clears Stones up to 2cm in a Single Sitting
Why Avoid Open or Traditional PCNL Surgery?
- 5–7 day hospital stay with open / large PCNL
- Risk of permanent kidney scarring & bleeding
- Blood transfusion risk in up to 8% of PCNL cases
Why Choose MyDocsy?
- Only Senior Urologists (20+ yrs exp)
- 6 World-Class Centres with Holmium Laser Tech
- End-to-End Insurance Claims Processing Handholding
- Free Pickup & Drop, Meals For Family
Who is a Good Candidate for RIRS?
- Patients with stones 5mm–2cm in kidney or ureter
- Those who failed ESWL (shockwave lithotripsy)
- Patients on blood thinners who cannot stop meds
- Diabetics, heart patients with high surgical risk
- Anyone who wants same-day discharge
About the Procedure
No Cuts. No Tubes. Just Clean Kidneys.
Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery (RIRS) with Holmium laser is the gold-standard, scar-free alternative to open surgery and traditional PCNL for kidney and ureter stones up to 2cm. A Senior Urologist uses a flexible scope via the natural urine passage to dust the stone with laser—no cuts, no tubes, no external stitches. Unlike open or large PCNL surgery, RIRS avoids major blood loss, 5–7 day hospital stays, and the risk of permanent kidney scarring, with clinically equivalent stone clearance rates.
Why Us
Key Features
17+ Yrs Avg. Urologist Experience
100% Scar-Free Stone Clearance
Same-Day Discharge
6 NABH-Certified Locations
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MyDocsy vs Others
Same-day discharge (no 5-day admission)
Risk of major bleeding / transfusion
External cut, stitches or nephrostomy tube
Multiple sittings for full stone clearance
Back to work within 72 hours
Risk of permanent kidney scarring
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About the Procedure
How to Prepare for Your RIRS Procedure
- Urine culture and blood tests before RIRS
- CT KUB to confirm stone size and location
- 6-hr fasting before your procedure
- Tell us all your medications
- Minimal paperwork, day-care admission
What Happens During the RIRS Procedure
- Urologist passes a flexible ureteroscope via the urethra, reaches the stone and dusts it with Holmium laser. Procedure is precise, lasts 30–45 minutes, and uses no cuts or external incision.
- Short spinal or general anaesthesia
- No external cuts, no nephrostomy tube
- Stone fragments flushed out naturally
What to Expect After RIRS?
- Discharge within 4–6 hours
- Resume work in 2–3 days, Back to Gym in a Week
- Temporary DJ stent removed in 7–14 days OPD visit
- Mild burning during first 2–3 urinations, subsides fast
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