If you're researching prostate surgery cost in Dubai, you've probably noticed the numbers vary enormously — from a few thousand dirhams to well over AED 90,000. That's not inconsistent pricing; it reflects the fact that "prostate surgery" isn't one procedure. The right cost comparison starts with the right diagnosis.
Why Prostate Surgery Costs Vary So Much
- The procedure itself. A same-day minimally invasive therapy like REZUM or iTind costs far less than a robotic-assisted procedure or an open prostatectomy — because the equipment, hospital stay, and recovery pathway are entirely different.
- Whether it's BPH or cancer. Benign prostate enlargement (BPH) surgery and prostate cancer surgery (radical prostatectomy) are priced very differently — cancer surgery involves more extensive removal, pathology, and follow-up care.
- Prostate size and case complexity. Larger prostates or cases with complications may require longer procedures or additional intervention.
- Hospital tier and technology. Robotic-assisted systems, JCI-accredited facilities, and specialist surgeon fees all factor into the final quote.
- Length of hospital stay. Minimally invasive options often mean a same-day or overnight stay; traditional surgery may require several days.
- Anesthesia, diagnostics, and follow-up care. Pre-operative imaging, anesthesia fees, and post-op monitoring are typically bundled into the total cost.
Pricing Available on Request
Because prostate surgery cost depends so heavily on your specific diagnosis, prostate size, and chosen procedure, we don't publish a fixed price list — a number quoted without an assessment isn't an accurate one, and we'd rather give you a figure you can actually rely on. During your consultation, Dr. Alhasani will confirm your diagnosis and provide a clear, itemized cost estimate for your specific treatment plan before you commit to anything.
Why the Cheapest Option Isn't Always the Right One
A lower upfront cost for an older surgical technique can mean a longer hospital stay, longer recovery, and higher risk of complications affecting continence or sexual function — costs that don't show up on the initial quote. Modern minimally invasive therapies (REZUM, Aquablation, iTind) are often priced in the middle of the range but can mean less time off work, a faster return to normal activity, and better preservation of quality of life. Part of your consultation with Dr. Alhasani is understanding which option is actually the right value for your specific case — not just the cheapest line item.