About Dr Sean Heywood

Sean Heywood is a Canberra-born urologist with a focus on patient care and modern surgical techniques.

Meet Sean

After finishing school in Canberra, Dr Heywood completed a Bachelor of Science from the ANU followed by a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery from the University of Queensland in 2012. He spent his early medical career as a Junior Doctor in Canberra, before undertaking specialist training in urology at Port Macquarie, John Hunter, Westmead, Blacktown, and Nepean Hospitals.

During that time Dr Heywood was able to complete a Certificate of Training Equivalency as a Fellow on the Da Vinci Xi Surgical System, a Master of Surgery (USyd), and a Graduate Diploma of Applied Anatomy by Dissection (UNE).

On completion of specialist training, he has returned home to Canberra to commence work as urological surgeon.

Services

Exceptional patient care and urological services

General Urology

Comprehensive care for all urological conditions

Robotic Surgery

Advanced precision techniques for minimally invasive procedures of the prostate, kidney and bladder

Cancer Care

Clear guidance and skilled surgical intervention for serious diagnoses

Complex stone treatment

Modern and expedient treatment of kidney stones

BPH management

Medical and surgical management of enlarged prostate

Patient information

You’re in control,

we’re here to guide

Navigating your care with clarity and support. From your first consultation to follow-up, Dr Heywood ensures you understand every step.

Referral Information for GPs

Efficient referral processes and open communication to support optimal patient outcomes.

Contact & Booking

Get in touch to book your consultation or make a referral. Convenient online booking and clear contact information.
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Urologists are surgeons trained to look after the male genitourinary tract and the female urinary tract. The conditions that they most commonly treat are prostate cancer, bladder cancer, kidney cancer, kidney stones, enlarged prostates, voiding dysfunction and incontinence, erectile dysfunction, and benign (non-cancerous) conditions of the penis and scrotum.

Yes. You will first need to see your GP or other medical specialist to discuss your urological issue to see if a referral is appropriate.

Your medical history including a list of your medications, and if not already received a copy of your referral.

Contact

Get in touch to book your consultation or make a referral