Minimally invasive kidney stone care, with expert guidance beside you.
Kidney stones can cause severe pain and may require intervention when they are large, obstructive, or difficult to pass. For international patients, finding the right specialist and arranging timely treatment can feel overwhelming.
Shifara Health exists so that your treatment journey is never yours to carry alone.
RIRS, or Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery, is a minimally invasive procedure used to treat kidney stones. A small flexible scope is passed through the natural urinary tract to reach the kidney, where the stone can be fragmented and removed.
A ureteral stent may be placed before or after the procedure to help maintain urine flow and support healing when clinically required.
India’s urology centres offer experienced endourologists and advanced minimally invasive stone-treatment technologies.
International patients can receive specialised stone management with modern equipment, coordinated care, and accessible treatment costs.
We review your CT scans, ultrasound reports, kidney function tests, and treatment history, connect you with an experienced urologist, and coordinate your travel and hospital arrangements.
Your urologist, hospital, appointments, and treatment schedule are already arranged.
From imaging and surgical planning through RIRS, stone fragmentation, and stenting where required, our team stays close.
We coordinate follow-up imaging, stent removal or management where applicable, recovery guidance, and return travel arrangements.
We believe in transparency before commitment. The figures below are starting points. Your Shifara Health advisor will share a personalised estimate based on the treatment area, number of sessions, technology used, and your individual care plan.
| Procedure | Indicative Cost (USD) |
|---|---|
| RIRS / Stenting |
$4,500 – $6,000 |
Note: All costs are indicative. A personalised estimate is part of your free consultation with Shifara Health.
Your conversations with Shifara Health are free of charge.
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