Ben Challacombe

• 27 years of experience
• Consultant urological surgeon, The Prostate Centre (present)
• Consultant urological surgeon, London Bridge Hospital (present)
• Consultant urological surgeon, The Harley Street Clinic (present)
• Consultant urological surgeon, HCA UK at The Shard (present)
• Consultant urological surgeon, Guy’s and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust (present)

• Rowan Nicks Fellowship, Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
• Golden Cystoscope, British Association of Urology (BAUS) (2019) 
• Stevens Lecture, Royal Society of Medicine (2021)

Professor Ben Challacombe is a highly experienced and accomplished consultant urological surgeon based in London. He specialises in prostate cancer, robotic surgery in urology, nephrectomy (kidney removal), prostatectomy (prostate removal), minimal access surgery (keyhole surgery), and holmium laser (HoLEP) procedures.

With over 25 years of experience, Professor Challacombe is internationally renowned for his expertise in the field of urology. Professor Challacombe qualified in medicine from the University of London in 1998, and later gained a Master of Surgery (MS) degree. He went on to undergo training at esteemed institutions such as Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals, The Royal Marsden Hospital, and the Royal Melbourne Hospital under the mentorship of Professor Tony Costello. He was later honoured with the prestigious Rowan Nicks Fellowship from the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. His comprehensive training encompassed both laparoscopic and robotic techniques, culminating in a significant milestone when he conducted the inaugural clinical trial of telerobotics in London and Oxford in 2002.He became a fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons in urology in 2008 and also holds a certificate in medical education. He sees private patients at The Prostate Clinic at The Harley Street Clinic.