Urology
Practices at
Practice Plus Group Hospital, SouthamptonStarted at Practice Plus Group
2017
General Medical Council number
4109099
Languages
English
Qualifications
BM, MRCS, MS, FRCS(Urol)
Private medical insurance – Approved insurers
Aviva
Alliance Health Corporate
Healix Health Services
VitalityHealth
WPA
Bupa
Bupa Global
Cigna
Mr Nigel Borley is a Consultant Urologist Surgeon at Practice Plus Group Hospital, Southampton.
He attended Southampton Medical School, where he served as Medical Society President, and began his career as a junior doctor at Southampton General Hospital, including a stint in A&E. His middle grade training took place in London and the South East, involving institutions such as The Royal Marsden Hospital, Great Ormond Street Hospital, The Institute of Urology, and St George’s Hospital Medical School.
Before joining Practice Plus Group, he worked as a Consultant at Guy’s Hospital, The Royal Marsden Hospital, and Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. At Chelsea and Westminster, he was an Urologist to The Royal Hospital Chelsea and part of the MDT for The National Centre for HIV and Hepatitis fertility treatment. He also had a private practice based at The Lister Hospital before deciding to move out of the congestion of London.
Mr Borley has a special interest in Andrology (male genital surgery and infertility) and the Psychosexual causes and treatment for sexual function difficulties. He has been part of the Andrology Team at University Hospital Southampton.
Research and publications
Mr Borley has been involved in and presented the findings of research at several international meetings on a variety of topics, including bladder function, kidney cancer, benign prostatic disease, prostate cancer, and penile function. His thesis, for which the was awarded a Master of Surgery degree, was on the topic of prostate cancer.
Fellowships and/or memberships
Fellow of The Royal Society of Medicine
Member of The British Society of Sexual Medicine
Member of the British Association of Urological Surgeons (BAUS) where he has a particular interest in widening participation in Urology for under-represented groups and continue to be part of the BAUS committee dedicated to improving Equality, Diversity and Inclusion.
Hobbies and interests
Mr Borley enjoys sailing, watching and playing tennis, and performing arts.
