Private urology in Halesowen

Private Urologist in Halesowen

Private consultant-led appointments with Mr Syed Ali Shahzad at West Midlands Hospital, for prostate, kidney, bladder and men’s health concerns across Halesowen and the Black Country.

  • Short-notice appointments may be available
  • No GP referral needed for self-pay patients
  • Subject to hospital and clinical availability
  • For urgent or last-minute appointment enquiries, call the secretary team

Consultant urology appointments at West Midlands Hospital

Mr Shahzad offers private assessment, diagnosis and treatment planning at West Midlands Hospital. This page is for patients looking for local access in Halesowen and the Black Country; the detailed medical information remains on the main condition and treatment pages.

Common reasons patients book locally

  • Raised PSA, prostate symptoms or prostate cancer concerns.
  • Blood in the urine, recurrent UTIs, bladder pain or bladder investigations.
  • Kidney stone pain, kidney cancer pathways or robotic kidney surgery opinions.
  • Men’s health concerns including erectile dysfunction, testicular concerns and vasectomy discussion.

Useful local links

Request a Halesowen appointment

Send a secure website enquiry. Please include your main concern and whether you are self-pay or insured.



For severe pain, heavy bleeding, fever with urinary symptoms or inability to pass urine, seek urgent medical help through NHS 111, your GP, A&E or emergency services.



About the author: This page is written and clinically reviewed by Mr Syed Ali Shahzad, a private consultant urologist in Birmingham. Book a private consultation to discuss your symptoms and treatment options.

Birmingham Advanced Urology
Private consultant urology care in Birmingham, Worcestershire and the West Midlands.

Mr Syed Ali Shahzad
Consultant Urological and Robotic Surgeon
GMC: 6071731

Appointments and enquiries
Yasmin Khan, Secretary
Yasmin.Khan@hcaconsultant.co.uk
+44 7866 009874
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The information on this website is for general information only and should not replace medical advice from a qualified clinician. If you are experiencing severe pain, heavy bleeding, inability to pass urine, fever with urinary symptoms or symptoms requiring urgent attention, seek urgent medical help through NHS 111, your GP, A&E or emergency services depending on severity.

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