Sydney urologist A/Prof Mohan Arianayagam
Urological surgeon with rooms in Bella Vista, Penrith and Windsor, operating at six hospitals across Western Sydney, the Hills and the Hawkesbury.
For an appointment, fax or email your referral and the rooms will call you. Urgent issues, including cancers, a high PSA, kidney stones or urinary retention, are seen within a week. Telehealth is available on request.
We look forward to providing you with the highest level of care and support.
Urology surgery in Sydney
Mohan Arianayagam is a urological surgeon in Sydney with consulting rooms in Bella Vista, Penrith and Windsor. He operates at Norwest Private, Lakeview Private, Macquarie University Hospital, Nepean Public, Nepean Private and Hawkesbury Hospital, and is a Clinical Associate Professor at Nepean Clinical School, University of Sydney.
He treats prostate, kidney, bladder and testicular cancer, kidney stones, enlarged prostate and urinary symptoms, with a focus on robotic and laparoscopic surgery. To see him, send your GP referral by fax or email and the rooms will call you with an appointment. Urgent issues, including cancers, a high PSA, kidney stones or urinary retention, are seen within a week. Telehealth appointments are available on request.
Robotic surgery
Dr Arianayagam did a two-year fellowship at the University of Miami Miller school of Medicine where he commenced training in robotic cancer surgery. Since his return to Australia in 2011, Dr Arianayagam has honed his skills and is now one…
Laparoscopic surgery
After initial training in General surgery at Royal North Shore hospital urology training began in 2006 at Port Macquarie Hospital, Westmead and then Prince of Wales Hospital. During this time Dr Arianayagam had significant exposure to laparoscopic surgery (also known…
Urologic Cancer Surgery
While he has a strong interest in Robotic surgery, Dr Arianayagam still performs major open surgery. He has an interest in open kidney surgery, especially when there is invasion of the large veins in the abdomen. This is called IVC…
General Urology and Stone Surgery
While he is primarily a cancer surgeon, Dr Arianayagam also sees patients with general urological complaints: Prostate issues – medical treatment as well as surgery (Urolift, TURP) Kidney stones – laser treatment of stones Vasectomy Circumcision Evaluation for blood in…
My staff and I strive to provide ethical, compassionate and up to date care.
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Seeing a urologist in Sydney
Yes. A referral from your GP or another specialist lets Medicare cover part of the consultation and gives the urologist your history. Send it by fax to 02 8078 6092 or by email, and the rooms will call you.
Look for a surgeon who treats your condition regularly, operates at a hospital near you, and explains the options plainly. A/Prof Arianayagam specialises in robotic and laparoscopic surgery for prostate, kidney and bladder cancer and kidney stones, and operates at six Sydney hospitals.
Bella Vista, Penrith and Windsor. Surgery is at Norwest Private, Lakeview Private, Macquarie University Hospital, Nepean Public, Nepean Private and Hawkesbury Hospital.
Routine referrals are usually seen within a few weeks. Urgent issues, including suspected cancer, a high PSA, kidney stones or urinary retention, are seen within a week through the Urgent Cancer Clinic.
Yes. Urinary incontinence, recurrent infections, kidney stones, blood in the urine and bladder conditions in women are a large part of the practice.
