About me
Prof. Dr. med. Oliver Reich
Specialist in urology and andrology
Specialist in prostate conditions and minimally invasive treatments

Prof. Dr. med. Oliver Reich is among the most renowned urologists in Germany, with an international reputation in prostate disease, minimally invasive urological surgery and function-preserving therapies. His work combines the highest medical precision, sound scientific research and decades of operative experience.
He was also instrumental in developing the current medical guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of benign prostatic syndrome (BPS). His scientific work and lectures enjoy wide recognition at specialist congresses worldwide.
Prof. Dr. med. Oliver Reich stands for modern urology based on the highest quality, evidence-based medicine and individually adapted treatment concepts – always in the interest of the best possible quality of life for his patients.
Professional background
Prof. Dr. med. Reich completed his medical studies between 1989 and 1995 at three major universities: Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, the University of Zurich and the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF).
After his specialist training, he was appointed senior physician at the Department of Urology of LMU Munich in 2003, where in 2007 he took on the position of leading senior physician and deputy clinic director. In 2010 he was called to become head of the Department of Urology at Munich-Harlaching, a position he filled with great commitment for more than a decade.
Since 2022, Prof. Dr. med. Reich has been working in a group urology practice in Unterhaching near Munich and operates at the Isarklinikum München – with a focus on state-of-the-art urological diagnostics and gentle surgical procedures.
Areas of expertise
- Prostate diseases: benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), prostate carcinoma
- Minimally invasive, laser-based procedures (e.g. Greenlight laser therapy)
- Bladder diseases and urolithiasis (urinary stone disease)
- Andrology and men’s health
- Function-preserving urological surgery