Oncology · Urology
From first PSA concern through to diagnosis, treatment and long-term follow-up — all managed by Mr Ameen personally, with honest, evidence-based guidance at every step.
If your PSA is raised or you have symptoms, Mr Ameen will assess your PSA trend, perform a clinical examination and arrange a multiparametric MRI (mpMRI) — the most accurate non-invasive test for prostate cancer.
If the MRI identifies a suspicious area (PIRADS 3–5), Mr Ameen performs an MRI-fusion targeted biopsy — combining MRI and ultrasound images in real-time to sample precisely the area of concern. Far more accurate than random biopsy.
Your cancer is staged based on biopsy results (Gleason score, number of positive cores), PSA level and MRI findings. A PSMA PET-CT scan may be arranged to exclude spread to lymph nodes or bone.
For low-risk, localised cancers (Gleason 6, PSA <10), active surveillance — regular monitoring without immediate treatment — avoids unnecessary side effects while maintaining the option of curative treatment if needed.
For localised intermediate and high-risk cancers, robotic radical prostatectomy is often the preferred surgical treatment. Mr Ameen has performed over 500 cases using the Retzius-sparing technique. Learn more →
External beam radiotherapy (with or without hormone therapy) is an alternative to surgery for suitable patients. Mr Ameen co-ordinates seamlessly with clinical oncology colleagues to ensure all options are presented and the right path is chosen.
Clear, honest, consultant-led advice — from PSA concern to surgical cure. Book an appointment to discuss your individual situation.