Professor Richard Hindley

Professor Richard Hindley is a Consultant Urologist at King Edward VII’s Hospital. He is dedicated to providing all patients with expert advice and the very highest quality of clinical care. He is able to treat the whole range of urological conditions using the latest proven techniques and the most up-to-date technology to provide timely and low-risk care. Professor Hindley also offers a portfolio of treatments for BPH including Aquablation water jet therapy.

In 2018, Professor Hindley received the honour of Visiting Professor of Knowledge Exchange for Winchester University in the Health and Wellbeing Research Group and was also recently appointed as a Specialist Adviser to NICE’s Interventional Procedures Programme.

Having qualified in Scotland at the University of Dundee, Professor Hindley spent his initial surgical training in Brighton before embarking on 6 years specialist Urology training based in the South Thames training region. This included 2 years at King’s Hospital before passing his final surgical exams and travelling to Brisbane for a laparoscopic urology fellowship in 2003.

He was later appointed as a consultant in Basingstoke in 2004. Since then he has spent the last 10 years developing the local service and his interests in minimally invasive treatments for urological conditions.

Professor Hindley is the clinical lead in Urology in his department at the North Hampshire Hospital. He has introduced cutting edge treatments including the first centre outside of London offering day case laser prostate surgery for BPH in 2005. He is also a recognised expert in prostate cancer diagnosis and focal treatment using technologies such as HIFU and Cryotherapy. Basingstoke is now one of the leading centres in the UK and receives referrals from across the South of England. He has very much been at the forefront of treatments for benign and malignant conditions of the prostate.

He enjoys teaching and training and has helped to introduce laparoscopy, HIFU and Greenlight laser surgery to centres around the UK. He has a large research portfolio and is currently recruiting over 50 patients per year to prostate related clinical trials.

Professor Hindley has recently been appointed as Chair of the GIRFT Academy for bladder outlet obstruction, which has been set up to improve the quality of care for men with symptomatic BPH and reduce regional variations in practice.

Professor Hindley is a fan of photography, alongside being a lover of tennis, cricket and cycling.