Laser prostatectomy was introduced as a less invasive modality for treatment of BPH overcoming the disadvantages and limitations of the traditional standard TURP and OP. It seems to be advantageous as it is less invasive than OP. Furthermore, using physiological saline as an irrigant, with higher safety profile in morbid patients who have to be on anticoagulants or antiplatelet during surgery. It is used to tackle larger prostate glands beyond the limits of TURP. It is not infrequent to be done as day surgery with shortened catheterization time.