Medical Council: 79079 · EAU Member

Specialized Urology Care & Surgical Excellence

Over 20 years of clinical experience specializing in female urology, urinary incontinence, kidney stone management, and minimally invasive procedures.

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Dr. Banafsheh Imani

Specialist in Kidney, Urinary Tract & Genital Surgery

Practicing Since

2004

Medical Council No.

55332

2004

Practicing Since

20+

Years of Experience

EAU · IUA

Professional Memberships

12+

Clinical Procedures

Scientific & professional memberships

Iranian Urological Association
European Association of Urology (EAU)
Société Internationale d'Urologie (SIU)

About the Physician

Dr. Banafsheh Imani

Board Certified Urologist & Urological Surgeon

Dr. Banafsheh Imani brings over two decades of clinical and surgical expertise, dedicated to high-standard urological care, female pelvic floor disorders, and bladder health.

Her clinical philosophy focuses on accurate diagnosis, empathetic communication, and evidence-based personalized therapy.

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Clinical Focus Areas

Primary Specializations

Modern urological diagnosis and tailored medical treatments.

Female urology

Assessment and treatment of urinary tract problems in women, especially bladder dysfunction and voiding difficulties.

Urinary incontinence

Diagnosing the different types of urinary incontinence and matching treatment to the cause and to the patient.

Reconstructive surgery

Reconstructive surgery of the urinary tract and pelvis, listed as a special interest in the official résumé.

Kidney & urinary tract stones

Diagnosis and treatment of stones in the kidney, ureter and bladder with methods matched to the patient.

Pediatric urology

Pediatric urology is also listed among the specialist areas in the official résumé.

Urinary tract tumours

Assessment and treatment of urinary tract tumours is part of her published clinical scope.

Urodynamics (bladder function test)

Evaluation of bladder and urethral function with a urodynamic study.

Minimally invasive techniques & laparoscopy

Basic and advanced laparoscopy training completed at Tehran University of Medical Sciences.

Clinical Care

Outpatient & Clinic Services

Comprehensive diagnostics and outpatient urology care.

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Cystoscopy

Direct inspection of the bladder and urethra with a cystoscope.

Urinary catheterisation

Placement of a urinary catheter in retention or when the bladder must be drained.

Ureteral stent placement

Insertion of a ureteral stent to maintain urine flow from kidney to bladder.

Ureteral stent removal

Removal of the stent as an outpatient procedure once treatment is complete.

Outpatient urological procedures

Selected minor urological procedures that can be carried out at the clinic.

Urethral stricture assessment & treatment

Assessment of urethral narrowing and selection of treatment based on site and severity.

Bladder biopsy

Biopsy when needed for a more precise assessment of bladder lesions.

Urodynamic test

Measuring bladder pressure and function to determine the type of urinary disorder.

Extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy (ESWL)

Breaking stones with shockwaves, without an incision, in suitable cases.

Patient Education

Latest Health Articles & Guides

Evidence-based health knowledge written for patients.

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incontinence

22 September 20266 min read

Types of urinary incontinence and how they are diagnosed

Incontinence should not be dismissed as a normal result of ageing or childbirth; identifying the type is the first step to treatment.

stones

13 September 20265 min read

How to recognise the symptoms of kidney stones

Flank pain, blood in the urine and nausea are common signs — but not every stone causes symptoms.

stones

4 September 20264 min read

Preventing kidney stones from coming back

Adequate fluid intake and dietary adjustment are the most important steps in preventing recurrence.

Helpful Answers

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common patient inquiries regarding symptoms and care.

No. Dr. Imani has stressed in an interview that incontinence should not simply be seen as a normal consequence of ageing or childbirth; the cause should be properly investigated.

It evaluates the function of the bladder and urethra and helps determine the type of urinary disorder and the right treatment.

Management depends on the size, site and type of the stone and on the patient: from observation and medical therapy to lithotripsy, endoscopic techniques or surgery.

Cystoscopy, catheterisation, ureteral stent placement and removal, selected minor procedures, urethral stricture assessment, bladder biopsy and urodynamic testing — at the doctor's discretion.

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Saadat Abad clinic

No. 6, Unit 1, Shokoufeh St., West Sarv, before Sarv Square, Saadat Abad, Tehran

021-22071043

Piroozi clinic

To be confirmed

No. 6, corner of Pichak St., Piroozi Ave., between the petrol station and Imam Ali Highway, Tehran

021-36605129

Fajr Hospital — lithotripsy unit

Tehran