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Review indicative planning figures for prostate surgery, including TURP, laser procedures such as HoLEP, open prostate surgery, cancer-related prostatectomy, hospital expenses, insurance and recovery.
The supplied planning figures span ₹60,000 to ₹2.8 lakh or more, depending on the operation. The amount varies with the procedure, prostate size, whether treatment is for benign prostate enlargement or cancer, anaesthesia, hospital stay, equipment, investigations and postoperative care. This is an unverified planning range, not a verified Hyderabad average, current My Health Hospitals tariff or quotation.
The table below retains the earlier source figures for budgeting discussions. Their source, date and inclusions have not been verified. The actual estimate may fall outside these ranges. Compare quotes only for the same diagnosis, procedure and included services.
| Procedure | Indicative Planning Range | Main Cost Drivers |
|---|---|---|
| TURP | ₹60,000 – ₹1.50 lakh* | Prostate size, TURP technology, hospital stay, anaesthesia and postoperative care |
| Laser Prostate Surgery / HoLEP | ₹1.00 lakh – ₹1.80 lakh* | Laser technology, prostate size, equipment, room category and admission duration |
| Open Simple Prostatectomy | ₹80,000 – ₹2.20 lakh* | Very large prostate, longer admission, surgical complexity and recovery needs |
| Laparoscopic / Other Prostatectomy | ₹1.40 lakh – ₹2.40 lakh* | Technique, operating time, equipment and hospital stay |
| Radical Prostatectomy for Prostate Cancer | ₹1.80 lakh – ₹2.80 lakh+* | Cancer stage, surgical approach, lymph-node assessment, pathology and postoperative care |
Prostate surgery is used to relieve urinary obstruction caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) or, in selected cases, to treat prostate cancer. The appropriate operation depends on the diagnosis, prostate size, urinary symptoms, bladder function, overall health and treatment goals.
Transurethral resection of the prostate removes obstructing prostate tissue through the urethra without a large external incision. It remains a widely used surgical option for suitable BPH patients.
Laser procedures such as HoLEP use a laser to remove or enucleate obstructing prostate tissue. Technique selection depends partly on prostate size and patient factors.
Open surgery may be considered for selected men with very large prostates when endoscopic approaches are not suitable or another approach is clinically preferred.
Radical prostatectomy removes the prostate and is a cancer treatment, not the same operation as TURP or BPH laser surgery. Open, laparoscopic and robotic approaches may be considered depending on the case.
| Feature | TURP | Laser Procedures |
|---|---|---|
| Main use | Relief of obstruction from BPH in suitable patients | BPH treatment using laser energy; specific technique varies |
| Approach | Endoscopic, through the urethra | Endoscopic, through the urethra |
| Prostate size | Suitable across a range of sizes depending on technique | Some laser techniques are particularly useful for larger glands |
| Cost | Compare an itemized quote for the recommended technique | Ask whether laser equipment and consumables are included |
| Recovery | Varies by patient and procedure | Recovery depends on technique, prostate size and individual health |
These are possible billing items, not promised package inclusions. Ask for an itemized estimate showing what is included, quantity or stay limits, and what is billed separately.
Larger glands may require a different technique, longer operating time or more extensive tissue removal.
TURP, HoLEP, other laser techniques, open surgery and radical prostatectomy have different equipment and operating requirements.
Diabetes, heart disease, blood-thinning medicines and other conditions can affect preoperative assessment and postoperative monitoring.
Room category, catheter duration, complications and the need for additional monitoring can change the final bill.
Evaluation may include a symptom assessment, digital rectal examination when appropriate, urine testing, PSA testing when clinically indicated, ultrasound and measurement of prostate volume, uroflowmetry, post-void residual urine assessment and cystoscopy in selected cases. Patients being evaluated for prostate cancer may require imaging and biopsy-based staging before a treatment decision.
Recovery varies according to the procedure and the patient's health. TURP and laser procedures commonly involve a short hospital stay and temporary catheter use, while open surgery may require longer recovery. Radical prostatectomy has a different recovery pathway because it is cancer surgery. Your surgeon will provide individualized instructions for activity, catheter care, medicines and follow-up.
As with any procedure, prostate surgery can have risks. Depending on the operation, these may include bleeding, infection, urinary urgency, temporary difficulty controlling urine, urethral narrowing, bladder-neck problems or the need for further treatment. TURP and many laser procedures can also cause retrograde ejaculation. Radical prostatectomy has different potential effects, including urinary continence and erectile-function concerns. Discuss procedure-specific risks with your urologist before treatment.
Ask for the exact operation name, intended diagnosis, treating surgeon and hospital location. A BPH operation and cancer surgery require separate estimates. A consultation at either branch does not confirm that every procedure is performed there.
Check catheter removal, tissue testing, follow-up visits, extra room days, repeat tests, blood products, treatment for complications and any later procedure. Ask how these will be charged if needed.
Confirm quote validity, required deposit, cancellation or refund terms and when the final bill is settled. Do not assume an EMI or discount offer is available.
Request insurer confirmation of eligibility and approved amount. Ask about co-payments, sublimits, room limits and non-covered items. Include travel, time away from work and help at home in your own budget.
For medical choices, see our BPH treatment guide. For branch preparation and follow-up, see Tarnaka prostate surgery consultation.
Without insurance, patients may need to pay for consultation, investigations, anaesthesia, surgery, hospital accommodation, medicines, pathology and follow-up. A written itemized estimate can help identify costs that are included in a package and expenses that may be separate.
Medically necessary prostate surgery may be covered by health insurance, but coverage depends on the policy, waiting periods, exclusions, network rules, co-payment and pre-authorization requirements. Ask the insurer and hospital billing team whether the planned procedure is eligible for cashless or reimbursement treatment before admission.
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KPHB: +91 9111674111The earlier source lists a broad ₹60,000–₹2.8 lakh or more planning span across different operations. These figures are unverified, not current hospital tariffs or verified Hyderabad averages. A patient-specific quote may be outside this span.
The earlier source lists ₹60,000–₹1.5 lakh for TURP as an unverified planning figure. Ask for a written quote with the exact technique, room, stay, medicines and follow-up inclusions.
The earlier source lists ₹1 lakh–₹1.8 lakh for laser/HoLEP as an unverified planning figure. It is not a confirmed package or confirmation of procedure availability. Request a technique-specific estimate.
Yes. HoLEP, or Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate, is one type of laser prostate procedure used to remove obstructing prostate tissue in suitable patients.
Compare written quotes for the options that are clinically suitable. The cheapest headline figure may exclude important charges, and one technique is not always cheaper for every patient.
Surgery may be considered when symptoms remain troublesome despite medication or when complications such as recurrent urinary retention, infections, bladder stones or urinary-tract damage occur.
Yes. Prostate size can influence the procedure selected, operating time, equipment requirements and length of hospital stay, all of which can affect the final expense.
Many patients have a short hospital stay after TURP, but the exact duration depends on recovery, urine flow, catheter requirements and any complications.
Recovery varies by laser technique, prostate size and individual health. Many minimally invasive procedures involve a short hospital stay, but normal activity should be resumed according to the surgeon's advice.
The risk depends on the procedure. BPH procedures such as TURP and laser surgery can affect ejaculation, while radical prostatectomy for cancer has different risks that can include erectile-function changes.
Retrograde ejaculation or a dry orgasm can occur after TURP and some other procedures for BPH. It is usually not dangerous, but it can affect fertility and should be discussed before surgery.
Depending on the case, evaluation may include urine testing, blood tests, PSA testing, ultrasound and prostate-volume assessment, uroflowmetry, residual urine measurement, cystoscopy or cancer staging tests.
Medically necessary prostate surgery may be covered, but benefits depend on the policy, waiting period, exclusions, network status, co-payment and pre-authorization requirements.
Without insurance, the patient generally pays for consultation, investigations, surgery, anaesthesia, hospital stay, medicines, pathology when applicable and follow-up care.
Yes. Radical prostatectomy is a cancer operation used in selected patients with localized or otherwise surgically treatable prostate cancer. It is different from TURP, which is primarily used to relieve urinary obstruction from BPH.
No. Robotic-assisted radical prostatectomy is a cancer surgery performed through small abdominal incisions, while TURP is an endoscopic procedure used mainly to remove obstructing prostate tissue in BPH.
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At Tarnaka, Dr. Jayanth Reddy is listed from 10 AM–5 PM with 12+ years of experience. Call +91 9100001201 to confirm appointments, procedure location and availability.
NHS: TURP · NCI: Prostate cancer treatment
These medical references explain treatment and risks; they do not verify the local cost figures above.
If you have difficulty passing urine, frequent nighttime urination, recurrent urinary retention, blood in urine or a diagnosed prostate condition, discuss your symptoms and treatment options with a qualified urologist.
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