Kidney Stone Specialist in Kolkata: Laser Stone Treatment

Why choose a kidney stone specialist in Kolkata?

Kidney stones cause sudden severe pain, nausea and blood in urine. A dedicated kidney stone specialist in Kolkata uses advanced imaging and laser endourology to remove stones without unnecessary open surgery. Dr. Anurag Chatterjee, MCh Urology, has performed 1,200+ laser stone procedures.

Patients from Salt Lake, New Town, Gariahat and across Kolkata seek specialist care when stones recur, are larger than 6 mm, or cause infection or kidney swelling (hydronephrosis).

Laser treatments available

• URSL — ureteroscopic laser lithotripsy for ureteric stones
• RIRS — retrograde intrarenal surgery for kidney stones via natural urinary passage
• PCNL — percutaneous nephrolithotomy for larger or complex kidney stones

Learn more on our dedicated kidney stone treatment page.

When to see a stone specialist urgently

Seek immediate urology care for fever with stone pain, single kidney, pregnancy, or complete urinary obstruction. Early treatment protects kidney function and reduces emergency complications.

Location & booking

Consult at 111A, Rash Behari Ave, Dover Terrace, Gariahat, Kolkata, West Bengal 700029, India (GMB-verified clinic) with additional surgical care at Manipal Hospitals Salt Lake. Book online, call 6290202721, or read our best urologist in Kolkata guide.

FAQ — Kidney Stone Specialist Kolkata

Who is the best kidney stone specialist in Kolkata?

Look for an MCh-trained urologist with high-volume laser stone experience. Dr. Anurag Chatterjee offers URSL, RIRS and PCNL at Gariahat and Salt Lake, Kolkata.

What size kidney stone needs surgery?

Stones under 5–6 mm may pass with medical management. Larger stones, obstructing stones, or stones causing infection usually need laser or surgical removal by a specialist.

Is laser kidney stone treatment safe?

Yes. Modern laser endourology is standard care worldwide. Procedures are performed under anaesthesia with experienced teams and appropriate post-operative monitoring.

How can I prevent kidney stones?

Stay hydrated, limit salt and oxalate-rich foods if advised, treat urinary infections promptly, and follow up with your urologist for metabolic stone evaluation when stones recur.