Urology Clinic in Newcastle

Consultant Urologist Assessment and One-Stop Diagnostics

Northern Medical Practitioners is expanding its specialist services with the addition of a dedicated Consultant Urologist Clinic, providing assessment and management for a wide range of urological conditions, including urinary symptoms, recurrent infections, haematuria (blood in the urine), testicular pain, pelvic pain, and foreskin problems.

A key feature of the service will be a one-stop diagnostic urology clinic, allowing consultant assessment and appropriate investigations to be completed in a single visit where possible. If you would like to register your interest or discuss your symptoms ahead of the clinic opening, please get in touch.

General urology problems in adults

Our Consultant sees patients with a broad range of urological concerns, including:

Recurrent urinary tract infections
Visible or non-visible haematuria (blood in urine)
Lower urinary tract symptoms (poor flow, urgency, frequency)
Prostate-related symptoms
Testicular pain or scrotal concerns
Phimosis and foreskin problems
Circumcision and frenuloplasty enquiries

If you are unsure whether your symptoms are urological, we are happy to advise before booking.

Rapid assessment and diagnosis

Our one-stop clinic is designed to provide consultant assessment and key investigations during the same appointment where appropriate.

For a fixed fee of £975, this can include:

Consultant consultation and examination
Urine dip testing
Urinary flow rate assessment
Bladder residual volume scan
Blood tests
Flexible cystoscopy (if clinically indicated)

This approach can reduce delays, minimise multiple appointments and provide earlier clarity about diagnosis and management.

Diagnostic and local anaesthetic procedures

We are able to provide a range of investigations and procedures at our clinic, including:

Local anaesthetic procedures are performed on site in our dedicated minor operations suite. Where general anaesthetic surgery is required, Mr Moon can arrange treatment at an alternative surgical facility.

We can also arrange relevant imaging, including ultrasound and MRI, where indicated.

Specialist expertise

Our Consultant Urologist Clinic will be led by an experienced Consultant Urological Surgeon with expertise in both diagnostic and surgical urology. All patients are seen directly by a consultant, and our approach is informed by guidelines from BAUS and the EAU.

We aim to provide clear explanations, evidence-based recommendations, and a management plan tailored to your individual circumstances.

For patients not requiring the one-stop clinic, a standard new patient consultation is available at £200. Further details on appointment availability will be confirmed shortly — please enquire for current timescales.

Registering Your Interest

No GP referral is required to access our Consultant Urologist Clinic. We welcome enquiries from patients seeking:

Our Consultant Urologist Clinic is opening shortly. If you would like to register your interest or discuss your symptoms in advance, please contact us and a member of our team will be in touch to advise on appointment availability, fees, and the most appropriate pathway for your needs.

Consultant-Led Urology Clinic – Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a GP referral?

No. You can book directly with our Consultant Urologist without a GP referral.

If you have relevant letters, test results or imaging, these can be uploaded securely in advance of your appointment.

What is included in the one-stop diagnostic clinic?

Our one-stop clinic is designed to allow consultant assessment and key investigations to take place during a single visit, where appropriate.

For a fixed fee of £975, this may include:

Not every patient will require every investigation. The exact approach depends on your symptoms and clinical findings.

What is a flexible cystoscopy?

A flexible cystoscopy is a procedure that allows the inside of the bladder and urethra to be examined using a thin, flexible camera.

The inside of the urethra (water-pipe) is numbed using local anaesthetic gel and the test usually takes only a few minutes. Most patients tolerate the procedure well. You may experience mild stinging when passing urine afterwards, which typically settles within 24–48 hours.

Is flexible cystoscopy painful?

Local anaesthetic gel is used to numb the urethra (water-pipe) before the procedure. Patients commonly describe the sensation as uncomfortable rather than painful.

We will explain the procedure carefully beforehand and you will have the opportunity to ask questions before proceeding.

Who should consider the one-stop clinic?

The one-stop clinic is particularly useful for patients with:

It can reduce the need for multiple appointments and allow earlier clarification of diagnosis and management.

Will I always need a cystoscopy?

No. A cystoscopy is only performed if clinically indicated.

In some cases, symptoms can be assessed and managed without the need for internal examination. The decision will be made following consultation with the consultant.

Can you arrange scans and blood tests?

Yes. Blood tests can be taken on the day of your appointment. We can arrange relevant imaging, including ultrasound, CT and MRI, where indicated. We can also review investigations performed elsewhere.

Do you perform circumcision and frenuloplasty?

Yes. Consultant-led circumcision and frenuloplasty are available. These procedures are performed in our minor operations suite, under local anaesthetic.

More detailed information about these procedures is available on our dedicated men’s health pages.

Do you offer procedures under general anaesthetic?

Where general anaesthetic surgery is required, this can be arranged by Mr Moon at an alternative surgical facility. The need for this will be discussed during consultation.

How quickly can I be seen?

Appointment availability varies, but we aim to offer timely access to consultant assessment. If your symptoms are urgent, please inform our team when booking.

What should I do if I have visible blood in my urine?

Visible haematuria should always be assessed promptly. If you are experiencing heavy bleeding, clot retention, fever or severe pain, you should seek urgent medical attention via your GP or emergency services.

For stable symptoms, you can arrange an appointment at our Consultant Urologist Clinic.