5 Best Urologists in Sydney (2026)

Dr Norbert Doeuk is an Australian-trained specialist urologist and robotic surgeon based in Newtown, treating prostate, kidney, and bladder conditions with a focus on minimally invasive robotic and laparoscopic surgery. He consults across Sydney and handles both cancer treatment and general urological conditions like kidney stones and overactive bladder. His practice describes an individually tailored plan built around each patient's specific case.

Vasectomy Doctors Sydney, run by Dr Matthew Masterson, is a dedicated vasectomy clinic in the Sydney CBD offering a no-scalpel procedure without requiring a GP referral. The practice states it has performed over 8,000 vasectomies and positions itself specifically around this one procedure rather than broader urology. Appointments are typically quick, with patients in and out within 20 minutes.

Dr Matthew Winter of Sydney Urology Care is a robotic uro-oncological surgeon in Artarmon specializing in prostate, bladder, kidney, and testis cancer. He completed an additional two-year fellowship in the US focused on advanced urological oncology and robotic surgery, and his practice offers urgent appointments within 72 hours for new cancer diagnoses. Several patients came to him specifically for a second opinion after a diagnosis elsewhere.

Dr Nari Ahmadi is a Sydney urologist and urological cancer surgeon based in Newtown, sub-specializing in robotic and laparoscopic urology. He holds a medical degree from UNSW and a Masters of Surgery from the University of Sydney, with an additional two-year fellowship in advanced robotic and laparoscopic urology completed in the US. Most patients on record were referred in by their GP or another specialist.

Dr Raji Kooner is the principal of Urology NSW and Head of Urology at the Mater Hospital, based in Darlinghurst, with a practice built around prostate cancer, kidney stones, and minimally invasive BPH treatments like iTind, Rezum, and UroLift. He has performed thousands of prostate procedures, including robotic and single-port surgery, and the practice offers a formal second-opinion pathway for patients who've been told nothing more can be done.