Prostate Cancer – Diagnosis, Treatment & Expert Care

What is prostate cancer?

Prostate cancer develops in the prostate gland, a small organ located below the bladder. It often grows slowly, but in some cases can be more aggressive and require prompt treatment.

Many men with early prostate cancer have no symptoms, which is why regular testing is important.

Symptoms of prostate cancer?

In its early stages, prostate cancer may not cause noticeable symptoms. As it progresses, you may experience:

Difficulty starting or stopping urination
Weak urine flow
Frequent urination, especially at night
Blood in urine or semen
Erectile dysfunction
Discomfort in the pelvic area

If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s important to seek advice.

How is prostate cancer diagnosed?

We use a combination of advanced diagnostic tools to accurately assess your condition:

PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) blood test
MRI scans for detailed imaging
Prostate biopsy for confirmation

Our approach ensures a clear diagnosis while minimising unnecessary procedures.

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Treatment for prostate cancer

Treatment depends on the stage of cancer, your overall health, and your personal preferences. Prokar offers:

Active Surveillance

Careful monitoring for slow-growing cancers that may not need immediate treatment.

Radiotherapy

Targeted treatment to destroy cancer cells.

Hormone Therapy

Used to slow or stop cancer growth.

Surgery

Removal of the prostate gland, often using advanced robotic techniques.

What to expect from prostate cancer treatment?

From your first consultation through to recovery, we focus on:

Clear communication and support
Personalised treatment plans
Minimising side effects
Helping you return to normal life as quickly as possible

We understand that a cancer diagnosis can feel overwhelming, and we are here to guide you every step of the way.

Recovery and aftercare

Recovery varies depending on your treatment, but we provide comprehensive aftercare, including:

Follow-up appointments
PSA monitoring
Support for urinary and sexual health
Lifestyle and wellbeing guidance

Robotic Prostate Surgery

Benefits of robotic prostate surgery

Compared to traditional open surgery, robotic techniques offer:

Smaller incisions and minimal scarring
Less blood loss during surgery
Reduced post-operative pain
Shorter hospital stays (typically 1–2 days)
Faster return to normal activities
Improved precision in cancer removal

Who is suitable for robotic prostate surgery?

Robotic prostatectomy is typically recommended for men with prostate cancer that is confined to the prostate.

You may be suitable if:

Your cancer is localised or locally advanced
You are fit for surgery
You are seeking a treatment with curative intent

A full assessment—including imaging, PSA levels, and biopsy results—helps determine the best approach for each individual.

Read our blog on Am I a Candidate for Robotic Prostate Surgery?

Success rates and outcomes

When performed by an expert surgeon, robotic prostate cancer surgery delivers excellent outcomes:

High rates of cancer control
Strong likelihood of regaining urinary continence
Improved chances of preserving erectile function (when nerve-sparing is possible)

Outcomes vary depending on individual factors, but expert-led robotic surgery is designed to balance cancer treatment with quality of life.

Read our blog on Success Rates of Robotic Prostate Cancer Surgery: What the Data Shows