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Mr Ashwin Sridhar

Consultant Urological Surgeon

Robotic surgery for prostate and bladder cancer

4.9 78 reviews on Google

Consultant at University College London Hospitals, ranked in the world's top ten for urology (Newsweek World's Best Specialized Hospitals).

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About Mr Sridhar

Mr Ashwin Sridhar is a UK-trained Consultant Urological Surgeon at University College London Hospitals (UCLH), specialising in the diagnosis and treatment of prostate, bladder, and kidney conditions. With expertise in robotic surgery and minimally invasive techniques, Mr Sridhar provides patient-centred urological care tailored to individual needs.

Alongside his NHS practice at UCLH, he sees private patients in London at Harley Street and the Hospital of St John & St Elizabeth (HJE). His clinical focus includes prostate cancer diagnostics, PSA evaluation, haematuria (blood in urine), bladder cancer, and complex pelvic cancer surgery. He is also an expert in robotic prostatectomy, including Retzius-sparing prostatectomy, robotic cystectomy, and nerve-sparing techniques aimed at preserving urinary and sexual function.

Mr Sridhar is a co-author of the iROC trial (JAMA, 2022), is involved in other impactful research in prostate and bladder cancer, and is active in surgical education. Patients value his clear communication, compassionate approach, and commitment to delivering the highest standards of care.

What patients say

As published on 28 October 2026. The same review can appear on more than one site, so the numbers are not added together.

  • From my first consultation with Mr Sridhar, I felt in very safe hands.
    Doctify, 16 October 2026
  • I trust him implicitly and have always been 100% happy with his advice and treatment.
    Doctify, 28 September 2026
  • Very happy with the service and treatment given by Ashwin and his team during my long treatment for bladder cancer.
    Google, September 2026

What Mr Sridhar treats

Conditions

  • Raised PSA
  • Prostate cancer, including cancer that has come back after earlier treatment
  • Bladder cancer
  • Blood in the urine
  • Enlarged prostate (BPH)

Tests and procedures

  • MRI-guided prostate biopsy
  • Robotic prostatectomy, including nerve-sparing and Retzius-sparing techniques
  • Salvage prostatectomy, for prostate cancer that has come back
  • Robotic removal of the bladder, with the new route for urine made inside the body
  • Aquablation and TURP for an enlarged prostate

Registration and training

General Medical Council
GMC 7030583 Registered with a licence to practise
GMC Specialist Register
Urology, since 2020 Consultant Urological Surgeon
Training
  • MB BS, Bangalore Medical College and Research Institute (Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences)
  • MRCS, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, 2010
  • MSc with Distinction and DIC in Surgical Technology, Imperial College London
  • Specialist urology training at University College London Hospitals, 2013 to 2018, including a robotic clinical fellowship
  • FRCSEd (Urol), 2017
  • Postgraduate Diploma in Medical Education, University College London
Roles
  • Consultant urologist University College London Hospitals
  • Fellowship Programme Director, urology University College London Hospitals
  • Robotic surgery proctor, training other surgeons Intuitive Surgical

He also holds appointments at other London hospitals.

Research

He has published widely on robotic surgery for prostate and bladder cancer and on how surgeons learn robotic surgery, and is a co-author of iROC, a national trial of robotic bladder removal. He is involved in other impactful research in prostate and bladder cancer.

His full publication record is available on Google Scholar.

How to see Mr Sridhar

Book one of three appointments, or leave your number and Mr Sridhar's team will call you to help you choose.

  • New Patient Consultation

    Talk to a specialist, get clarity on your next step

    £360

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    What's included

    You want to talk to a specialist, whether you have a diagnosis or just have concerns. Works with insurance.

    • One-to-one with a prostate cancer specialist
    • Review of any symptoms, concerns, or existing results
    • Honest assessment of where things stand
    • Your options explained in plain language
    • Personalised next steps
    • Follow-up plan

  • Second Opinion

    Clarity without repeating tests

    £600

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    What's included

    You have a diagnosis and want a fresh pair of eyes, without repeating tests.

    • Full review of existing diagnosis
    • Pathology and imaging review
    • Team review of your imaging and test results
    • Radiology review of your scans
    • Treatment options laid out clearly
    • One appointment, one consolidated opinion
    • Written summary of recommendations

  • Complete Assessment

    Everything you need in one visit

    £2,500

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    What's included

    You're worried about symptoms or your prostate health and aren't sure what tests you need.

    • Specialist consultation
    • PSA blood test and analysis
    • Physical examination
    • MRI scan at Harley Street
    • Written report with recommendations
    • Follow-up consultation
    • 24/7 PA support

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