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About Miss Lucy Simmons
Personal Profile
Miss Lucy Simmons is a highly regarded Consultant Urological Surgeon with a national profile in the management of prostate cancer. She is recognised for her work in minimally invasive therapies, particularly High Intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU), offering advanced options for men seeking prostate-sparing treatment.
Lucy completed her medical training at Newcastle University and completed her early medical training in the Newcastle. Her early surgical training was undertaken in the South West – Bristol. Her specialist urology training was also completed through the South West UK. She undertook a training fellowship experience in prostate diagnostics and focal therapy at University College London.
She was appointed as a Consultant Urologist at the Royal United Hospital in Bath, where she leads the South West regional Focal therapy service for prostate cancer and she is involved in national pathway development.
She has published and presented widely on focal therapy, MRI-targeted biopsy, and shared decision-making in prostate cancer care, and is an invited speaker at national urological conferences. She continues to play a key role in evaluating and implementing emerging technologies in the treatment of prostate cancer and
Known for her clear, compassionate communication style, Lucy is committed to personalised, patient-led care. She works closely with patients to navigate complex decisions around prostate cancer treatment, ensuring that men receive the best evidence-based options for their goals and values.
Lucy completed her medical training at Newcastle University and completed her early medical training in the Newcastle. Her early surgical training was undertaken in the South West – Bristol. Her specialist urology training was also completed through the South West UK. She undertook a training fellowship experience in prostate diagnostics and focal therapy at University College London.
She was appointed as a Consultant Urologist at the Royal United Hospital in Bath, where she leads the South West regional Focal therapy service for prostate cancer and she is involved in national pathway development.
She has published and presented widely on focal therapy, MRI-targeted biopsy, and shared decision-making in prostate cancer care, and is an invited speaker at national urological conferences. She continues to play a key role in evaluating and implementing emerging technologies in the treatment of prostate cancer and
Known for her clear, compassionate communication style, Lucy is committed to personalised, patient-led care. She works closely with patients to navigate complex decisions around prostate cancer treatment, ensuring that men receive the best evidence-based options for their goals and values.
Clinical Interests
At The Bath Clinic, Miss Simmons offers a comprehensive urological service including:
Clinical Interests:
Clinical Interests:
- Prostate cancer
- Bladder cancer
- Treatment for prostate enlargement
- Bladder problems
- Blood the urine
- Erectile problems
- Urinary infections
- Kidney stones
- Kidney cancer
- Testicular and Penile cancer
- Bladder examination by camera (cystoscopy)
- Scrotal surgery
- Epididymal cyst removal
- Scrotum fluid removal
- Undescended testicle surgery
- Ureter stone removal
- Ureteroscopy and fragmentation of kidney stone using laser
- Urethra examination
- Vasectomy (male sterilisation)
Please note that Lucy is not able to offer a Consultation for female patients suffering with prolapse or pain and incontinence.
- Prostate cancer diagnostics, active surveillance and Focal therapy for Prostate cancer
- General Urology
- Urological Stone Disease
- Paediatric Urology
Professional Memberships
- British Association of Urological Surgeons
- Member of the Royal College of Surgeons
- British Association of Urological Surgeons
- MDDUS
- General Medical Council
