This work presents two circuit-based solutions to enhance the power handling capabilities of waveguide-integrated uni-travelling carrier photodetectors (WG-UTC-PDs). Compared to a baseline WG-UTC-PD, these solutions achieve a fivefold increase in photocurrent before thermal breakdown. First, dual-injection improves the optical power distribution within a baseline WG-UTC-PD, raising the photocurrent threshold before thermal breakdown. Second, an array of four optically parallel WG-UTC-PDs, electrically connected to a single coplanar waveguide (CPW) line, further increases the maximum photocurrent by distributing the input optical power across multiple PDs. The design omits a termination resistor, as the arrays do not rely on a traveling wave configuration, maximizing photocurrent without a 50% reduction of bandwidth. Both 4-PD single-injection and dual-injection arrays were designed, fabricated, and characterized. Compared to a baseline UTC-PD, with a maximum photocurrent of 1.8 mA at a 3 dB bandwidth of 55 GHz, the 4-PD single-injection circuit achieved 5.1 mA at 43 GHz. The dual-injection array further increased the photocurrent to 9.2 mA at a bandwidth of 35 GHz. Electrical reflection measurements confirmed the negative effects of CPW losses on RF performance. These power handling improvements enable compact, high-power integrated solutions for microwave photonics.