MB ChB 2010 Auckland; FRACS (Urol) 2021

With a passion to serve patients from all walks of life and a dedication to high-quality medical care, Dr. Vincent Chong has established an excellent reputation as a conscientious and compassionate urologist. He is committed to supporting you and your family throughout your urological journey.

Dr. Chong has a keen interest in robotic assisted minimally invasive treatments for urological conditions and specialises in functional urology, such as voiding dysfunction and both male and female incontinence. He is the only surgeon in New Zealand who is trained in both minimally invasive/robotic cancer surgery and reconstructive urological surgery having completed a robotic fellowship at Guy’s Hospital, London and a female, functional and reconstructive fellowship at the University College of London.

He was also a member of the multi-disciplinary team at the London Complex Mesh Centre (LCMC), which is dedicated to providing care for women experiencing complications after pelvic mesh insertion.

Dr. Chong is versatile and comfortable in all treatment approaches such as open, laparoscopic, robotic, endoscopic, vaginal and perineal.

If you are experiencing any distressing urological condition, Dr. Vincent Chong will ensure a discrete and friendly consultation. You are welcome to bring along a support person. He believes in shared decision making and will draw out a personalised plan with you.

• Urological Cancer Surgery - Prostate cancer, Kidney cancer, Testes cancer, Bladder cancer.
• Incontinence Procedures - bladder botox, artificial urinary sphincter, slings for male and female incontinence, urethral bulking agent
• Prostate Enlargement Procedures - TURP and HoLEP
• Kidney Stone Procedures
• Male Genitalia Procedures
• Office Procedures - Flexible Cystoscopy, Urodynamic Studies

Urologist, Consultant

Dr Chong undertook two prestigious fellowship trainings before returning to New Zealand to pursue his interest in these subspecialties.

1. Guy's Hospital Robotic Urology Fellowship
2. University College London Hospital (UCLH) Female and Reconstructive Fellowship in conjunction with London Complex Mesh Centre (LCMC)

Male / Tāne

23 November 2010

Urology

English, Mandarin Chinese