Urologist Mornington

Beleura Private Hospital | Dr Deanne Soares

Specialist Urology at Beleura Private Hospital

Dr Deanne Soares is a subspecialist urological cancer surgeon with a focus on robotic surgery for prostate, kidney and bladder cancer, consulting at Beleura Private Hospital on the Mornington Peninsula. Dr Deanne Soares consults and operates at Beleura Private, Mornington Peninsula, providing comprehensive urological care with a focus on robotic and laparoscopic surgery, urological cancers, and general urology. Patients with urgent concerns such as blood in the urine, abnormal imaging, or suspected prostate cancer can be seen promptly.

 

Location & Contact Details

Beleura Private Hospital - Mornington Peninsula
925 Nepean Hwy, Mornington VIC 3931

Appointments and referrals: 03 8548 0309

Urgent referrals (suspected/confirmed urological cancer): Please phone our rooms to expedite triage. We prioritise these referrals and make every effort to offer an appointment promptly (often within 24–48 hours, where clinically appropriate).


Routine referrals: Triaged on receipt; appointments scheduled according to clinical urgency.

Parking & Public Transport

  • Parking: Ample parking is available on-site at Beleura Private. Additional street parking are within walking distance.

  • Public transport: Peninsula Bus Lines go past the hospital on the Nepean Highway. Bus number 781 and 785 leave from Frankston Railway station

Services Available at Beleura Private

At this location, Dr Soares provides:

  • Robotic prostatectomy for prostate cancer

  • Robotic and laparoscopic kidney surgery

  • Bladder cancer management including transurethral resection and cystectomy planning

  • Stone surgery (ureteroscopy, laser lithotripsy)

  • Minimally invasive treatment for an enlarged prostate (BPH), including iTind and Rezūm

  • General urology including vasectomy and diagnostic cystoscopy

Enlarged Prostate (BPH) Treatment on the Mornington Peninsula

If you are getting up through the night to pass urine, finding your stream weak or slow to start, or feeling that your bladder never quite empties, these are common symptoms of an enlarged prostate (benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH). It is not prostate cancer, but it can be genuinely disruptive to sleep and daily life — and it is very treatable.

Dr Deanne offers minimally invasive treatments for BPH at Beleura Private on the Mornington Peninsula, so you can be assessed and treated locally rather than travelling into the city. These include two newer, less invasive options for men who want symptom relief without traditional resection surgery, and who would prefer to preserve sexual and ejaculatory function where possible:

  • iTind — a temporary device placed in the prostate for 5–7 days and then completely removed, leaving no permanent implant.

  • Rezūm — water vapour (steam) therapy that gently reduces the prostate tissue causing the blockage, now supported by an Australian Medicare item number.

Which option suits you depends on your symptoms, prostate anatomy and priorities. Dr Deanne will talk through the alternatives — including medications and more definitive surgery — so you can make a confident, well-matched decision.

Referrals (For GPs)

Dr Deanne welcomes referrals for patients across the spectrum of urological conditions.
To assist with timely triage, please include:

  • Reason for referral (e.g. haematuria, elevated PSA, renal mass, bladder lesion)

  • Relevant imaging or pathology results

  • Any clinical urgency indicators

How to refer

  • Fax: 03 7047 9900

  • Secure email: practice@drdeannesoares.com.au

  • Urgent referrals: Contact the rooms directly on 03 8548 0309 for patients with a suspected or confirmed urological cancer. Every effort will be made to arrange a priority appointment within 24–48 hours.