Urologist & Andrologist · Mumbai
Dr. Anand Utture, Head of Urology (Advanced Endourology & Laser Surgery), S.L. Raheja Hospital, Mumbai.
27+
Years in Urology
4
Locations in Mumbai
MCh
Urology
FICS
Fellow, ICS (USA)
MCh (Urology) · FICS (USA) · MMC Reg. No. 66401
Consults at S.L. Raheja (Mahim), Lilavati (Bandra), P.D. Hinduja (Khar) and his clinic in Mahim (opp. City Light Cinema).
One urologist for the full journey: diagnosis, imaging review, treatment planning, surgery where needed and follow-up, across Mahim, Bandra and Khar.
RIRS, laser and minimally invasive options for kidney and ureteric stones.
Evaluation and treatment of enlarged prostate (BPH) and urinary symptoms.
UTIs, overactive bladder, blood in urine and other urinary concerns.
Andrology care, including male reproductive and sexual health concerns.
Diagnosis and treatment for adult urological conditions, from routine concerns to advanced endourology and laser surgery.
Dr. Anand Utture is Head of Urology (Advanced Endourology & Laser Surgery) at S.L. Raheja Hospital, Mumbai, a urologist and uro-surgeon with over 27 years of clinical experience in advanced urology, laser surgery, and minimally invasive procedures. He holds MBBS, MS (General Surgery), MCh (Urology/Genito-Urinary Surgery), and DNB (Urology) qualifications, and is a Fellow of the International College of Surgeons (FICS, USA).
He completed advanced international training at Prince of Wales Hospital (Sydney, Australia), Gleneagles and Changi General Hospitals (Singapore), and Tauranga Public Hospital’s Holmium Laser Institute (New Zealand), with a focus on flexible ureteroscopy, laser lithotripsy for kidney stones and bipolar plasma kinetic TURP for prostate enlargement.
He currently practices at Lilavati Hospital, S.L. Raheja Hospital (Mahim), and P.D. Hinduja Hospital, and consults at his own clinic in Mahim.
Dr. Anand Utture — Urology
Fellowship-trained in Australia, Singapore, and New Zealand in advanced laser and endoscopic urology.
Flexible ureteroscopy (RIRS) for kidney stones is a routine part of his practice.
Priority given to stitch-free, laser-based techniques that mean shorter hospital stays and faster recovery.
Consults across Mahim, Dadar, and Bandra, with hospital privileges at Lilavati, S.L. Raheja, and Hinduja.
Extensive experience diagnosing and treating complex urological conditions.
Minimally invasive laser treatments for kidney stones and enlarged prostate.
Individualized care tailored to your specific condition and needs.
Every option, its benefits and its risks explained before you decide.
Comfort, confidence, and long-term health improvement.
See Dr. Anand Utture at the location closest to you. Please call or WhatsApp to confirm OPD days and timings before you visit.
Call or WhatsApp +91 79001 92796 to book.
Pick the symptom closest to yours to read what it can mean, what tests help, and when to see a urologist.
Go to the nearest emergency department if you cannot pass urine, or have severe pain with fever or vomiting.
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At S.L. Raheja Hospital – A Fortis Associate in Mahim West, where he is Head of Urology; Lilavati Hospital in Bandra West; P.D. Hinduja Hospital's Khar facility; and his clinic opposite City Light Cinema, Mahim. Call or WhatsApp +91 79001 92796 to confirm OPD days.
Kidney and ureteric stones, prostate enlargement and prostate cancer, urinary infections, blood in urine, bladder problems, male infertility and erection problems, hydrocele and varicocele, urethral stricture, and cancers of the kidney, bladder, prostate and testis. See all treatments.
See a urologist if you notice blood in your urine (even once and even if painless), side or back pain that comes in waves, repeated urine infections, a weak stream or getting up at night to pass urine, or a lump in the testis. If you cannot pass urine, or have severe pain with fever, go to an emergency department.
Yes. Small stones often pass with fluids and medicine. Larger stones are usually treated with RIRS, a laser procedure done through the natural urinary passage with no external incision, or with Mini-PCNL for bigger stones. The right option depends on the stone's size, position and hardness. Read the RIRS guide.
Bring your previous reports and scans (CT, ultrasound, X-ray films or CDs), a list of the medicines you take, and any discharge summaries. You may be asked for a fresh urine test.
Have symptoms you’re concerned about, or need a second opinion on a urology diagnosis? Book an appointment online or call the clinic directly for a consultation.