Early detection of prostate cancer significantly improves treatment outcomes
Robotic surgery offers minimally invasive treatment with faster recovery
Choosing an experienced surgeon at a high-volume centre is an important factor in treatment planning
This article is for men in midlife (usually 50+) and their families who are concerned about prostate health, confused about when to get screened, or want to understand how modern robotic surgery can preserve quality of life after treatment.
The Uro-Oncology and Robotic Surgery team at Max Smart Super Speciality Hospital, Saket has reached a significant milestone - completing 300 robotic surgeries for urological cancers. These advanced procedures include robotic radical prostatectomy for prostate cancer, robotic radical cystectomy for bladder cancer, as well as robotic partial and radical nephrectomies for kidney cancers. The team also performs surgeries for more complex cases involving penile, testicular, and adrenal cancers.
Established just two years ago, the department has been spearheaded by Dr. Tushar Aditya Narain, a fellowship-trained figure in uro-oncology and robotic surgery. Under his leadership, the team has not only introduced cutting-edge surgical techniques but also achieved consistently excellent clinical outcomes, rapidly becoming one of the fastest-growing teams in the region for urological cancer care.
In a short span, the team has provided comprehensive treatment to over 1,000 patients, setting new standards in robotic-assisted cancer surgery. Dr. Tushar is ably supported by a skilled and dedicated team including Mr. Manpreet Singh, Mr. Praveen Rathi, and Mr. Manish Sharma, whose expertise and commitment have been pivotal to the department’s success.
With a strong focus on innovation, precision, and patient-centric care, Max Smart Hospital’s Uro-Oncology team is setting new benchmarks in the fight against urological cancers.
Patients consistently mention clear explanations, predictable recovery timelines, and a calm care team that helps families navigate the journey from diagnosis through treatment and beyond. The combination of advanced robotic technology with experienced, high-volume surgical practice delivers consistent, evidence-based care aligned with published clinical guidelines.
If you're a man over 50, or over 40 with a family history of prostate cancer, the first step is a conversation with your doctor about PSA testing. This is not about panic - it's about informed decision-making.
If you've already been diagnosed or are considering treatment options, seek a consultation at a high-volume robotic surgery centre. Ask about the surgeon's experience, the team's approach to functional recovery (continence and sexual health), and what to expect during recovery.
Early detection widens the range of treatment options available and may improve long-term outcomes. Delaying screening or treatment can reduce the options available to you.
Gather your medical reports and PSA test results (if available)
Note your symptoms, their duration, and any family history of prostate cancer
Schedule a consultation to discuss screening or treatment options
Prepare questions about robotic surgery, recovery timelines, and functional outcomes
Bring a family member or partner to the consultation for support and clarity
