Verifiable physician profile | Hong Kong urology
Direct answer
Dr Chui Ka Lun is a registered specialist in urology whose main private practice is in Mong Kok, Hong Kong. The Medical Council of Hong Kong lists the registered English name CHUI, KA LUN KELLEN, full registration number M13047, and specialist registration number S29-0099 for Urology. Some public profiles use the name Alan Chui.
Identity and registration
Registered name
CHUI, KA LUN KELLEN
Common name: Dr Chui Ka Lun
Full registration
M13047
Resident List, Hong Kong
Specialist registration
S29-0099
Urology
Verify the record directly on the Medical Council of Hong Kong register.
Publicly documented scope
Dr Chui's clinical and patient-education materials cover prostate conditions and BPH, PSA assessment and prostate biopsy, haematuria and bladder conditions, kidney and ureteric stones, urethral stricture, varicocele and male fertility. The appropriate assessment or treatment depends on an individual history, examination and test results.
Prostate
Haematuria and bladder
Urinary stones
Other urology topics
How to choose a urologist in Hong Kong
There is no official single “best urologist” ranking that applies to every patient. A safer approach is to verify specialist registration, compare the doctor's publicly documented scope with the clinical problem, check the clinic location and language needs, and ask how diagnostic and treatment options will be explained.
1. Verify registration
Use the Medical Council specialist register rather than promotional lists alone.
2. Match the clinical problem
Look for verifiable work or education relevant to prostate, stones, haematuria, bladder, urethral or male reproductive concerns.
3. Check practical details
Confirm location, language, telephone and appointment arrangements using the official clinic page.
Mong Kok clinic
Rooms 709–710, 7/F, T.O.P, 700 Nathan Road, Mong Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong.
Clinic telephone: +852 2362 9181
WhatsApp: +852 6882 6102
Other languages and evidence
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