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Comprehensive care for prostate conditions using the latest minimally invasive techniques

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Prostate Anatomy

Understanding Prostate Health

The prostate is a small gland that plays an important role in male reproductive health. As men age, the prostate can develop various conditions that may require medical attention.

Common Conditions

BPH (enlarged prostate), prostatitis, and prostate cancer are the most frequent prostate-related issues men face.

Early Detection

Regular screenings after age 50 (or earlier for high-risk individuals) can detect problems when they're most treatable.

Modern Treatments

Today's advanced techniques offer effective solutions with minimal discomfort and faster recovery times.

Our Prostate Treatment Options

We offer a range of advanced treatment options tailored to your specific condition and needs

Laser Prostate Surgery
Minimally Invasive

Laser Prostate Surgery

State-of-the-art laser technology to treat BPH with precision, minimal bleeding, and faster recovery.

  • Outpatient procedure
  • Immediate symptom relief
  • Lower risk of complications
Robotic Prostatectomy
Precision

Robotic Prostatectomy

For prostate cancer, robotic-assisted surgery offers unparalleled precision with smaller incisions.

  • 3D high-definition vision
  • Enhanced surgical precision
  • Faster return to normal activities
Robotic Prostatectomy
Innovative

UroLift® System

A revolutionary approach to treating BPH symptoms without cutting or removing prostate tissue.

  • No sexual side effects
  • Rapid symptom relief
  • Minimal recovery time

Recognizing Prostate Problems

Early detection of prostate issues leads to better outcomes. Be aware of these common symptoms:

Urinary Changes

Frequent urination, especially at night (nocturia)

Discomfort

Pain or burning during urination

Flow Issues

Weak or interrupted urine stream

Blood

Blood in urine or semen

When to See a Specialist

If you're experiencing any of these symptoms persistently, it's important to consult with a urologist:

Seek Immediate Care For:
  • Complete inability to urinate
  • Severe pain in lower abdomen or urinary tract
  • Blood clots in urine
Recommended Screenings

Men over 50 (or 40 with risk factors) should have annual prostate exams

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Prostate Diagnostics

Advanced Diagnostic Methods

Accurate diagnosis is the first step toward effective treatment. We utilize the latest diagnostic technologies:

Measures prostate-specific antigen levels to screen for potential prostate issues including cancer.

Physical examination to assess the size, shape, and texture of the prostate gland.

Advanced imaging technique that provides detailed pictures of the prostate to identify suspicious areas.

When indicated, we perform targeted biopsies using MRI-ultrasound fusion technology for greater accuracy.

What to Expect After Treatment

Our minimally invasive approaches mean faster recovery with less discomfort

Same-Day Discharge

Most procedures are outpatient, allowing you to recover at home the same day.

Minimal Downtime

Return to light activities within days, with full recovery typically in 2-4 weeks.

Reduced Pain

Smaller incisions and advanced techniques mean less postoperative pain.

Follow-Up Care

Comprehensive postoperative plan with regular check-ins to monitor your progress.

Frequently Asked Questions

We recommend that most men begin prostate cancer screenings at age 50. However, if you have risk factors such as a family history of prostate cancer (especially in a father or brother), or if you're African American, you should consider starting screenings at age 40-45. The exact timing should be discussed with your urologist based on your individual risk profile.

BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia) is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate that commonly occurs as men age. It can cause bothersome urinary symptoms but is not life-threatening. Prostate cancer involves malignant growth of cells in the prostate and requires medical treatment. While both conditions can cause similar symptoms initially, they are completely different conditions requiring different approaches. Only proper medical evaluation can determine which condition is present.

This depends on the specific treatment. Some traditional surgical treatments for BPH or prostate cancer can affect sexual function, but many modern minimally invasive options like UroLift or laser therapies preserve sexual function. For prostate cancer treatment, we discuss all options and their potential side effects thoroughly with each patient to help make the best individual choice. Our goal is always to provide effective treatment while minimizing impact on quality of life.

Recovery times vary depending on the procedure:

  • Minimally invasive treatments (UroLift, laser): Typically 1-3 days of downtime, with most normal activities resuming within a week.
  • Robotic prostatectomy: Hospital stay of 1-2 days, with return to light activities in 2-3 weeks and full recovery in 4-6 weeks.
  • Traditional surgery: May require 2-3 days in hospital, with 4-6 weeks for full recovery.

We provide detailed postoperative instructions and support to ensure optimal recovery.

Yes, depending on your specific condition and symptoms. For BPH, we may first recommend:

  • Lifestyle modifications (fluid management, dietary changes)
  • Medications to relax the prostate or shrink its size
  • Minimally invasive office procedures (like UroLift or Rezum)

For early-stage, low-risk prostate cancer, active surveillance (close monitoring) may be appropriate. We always explore all options and recommend the least invasive effective treatment for each patient's situation.