Dr Marc Paffen

Dr. Marc Paffen is a highly experienced Consultant Urologist with over 26 years of medical experience, including more than 18 years as a specialist in urology. He leads Border Urology, providing advanced adult urological services to Albury, Wodonga, and surrounding regions.

He is actively involved in on-call emergency and elective surgical services at Albury Private Hospital, Albury Base Hospital, and Wodonga Base Hospital, ensuring patients receive timely, expert care. His areas of expertise include endoscopic surgery, kidney stone treatments, laparoscopic procedures, prostate and bladder cancer care, and male infertility treatments. Patients appreciate his approachable manner and clear explanations of complex urological conditions.

Dr. Paffen has contributed to research in endoscopic and minimally invasive urology, focusing on improving outcomes in stone disease, prostate cancer, and bladder surgery. He has been part of multicenter studies and surgical audits and regularly attends urology conferences in Australia and overseas to stay up to date with evolving techniques. His clinical research interests include enhancing patient recovery times and reducing surgical complications.

• Fellowship (FRACS) in Urology – Royal Australasian College of Surgeons (2005)

• Recognition for Excellence in Urological Services – Albury Wodonga Health (2016)

• Award for Community Service in Regional Healthcare (2021)

Dr. Marc Paffen has authored and co-authored several clinical case reports, surgical reviews, and conference presentations in the field of urology. His work highlights innovations in minimally invasive surgery, stone management, and prostate cancer treatments.

He has presented at national forums such as the Urological Society of Australia and New Zealand (USANZ) Annual Scientific Meeting, sharing insights on complex urological cases and surgical advancements. In addition to clinical contributions, Dr. Paffen has written for internal hospital bulletins and training materials to support junior surgeons and medical students.