Dr Kapil Sethi is a urologist at Epworth Healthcare, Austin Health, and St Vincent's Hospital, Melbourne, and a Senior Clinical Lecturer at the University of Melbourne. His clinical and research expertise is the surgical management of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), particularly Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate (HoLEP). He trained in HoLEP in Hamburg under Professor Andreas Gross and performs over 100 en-bloc HoLEP procedures annually, including large-volume glands, patients on anticoagulation, and salvage enucleation after prostatic urethral lift, water vapour thermal therapy, or prostatic artery embolisation. He uses pulse-modulated lasers for en-bloc enucleation with early apical release to minimise incontinence risk, and has established HoLEP services at tertiary Melbourne hospitals. His recent research examines long-term functional outcomes and reoperation rates after enucleation, including a systematic review comparing HoLEP with GreenLight PVP beyond five years (BJUI Compass, 2025) and a meta-analysis of salvage HoLEP following contemporary minimally invasive surgical therapies (SIUJ, 2026). He supervises postgraduate research students, peer-reviews for international urology journals, is a clinical proctor teaching other urologists HoLEP, and convenes BPH education at the USANZ Annual Scientific Meeting.