Urology San Antonio

Treatments including Xgeva (denosumab) that help minimize bone problems caused by cancer.

Botox injections commonly used for reducing the appearance of facial wrinkles.

Injectable treatment used to alleviate symptoms of bladder disorders.

Uses botulinum toxin (BOTOX®) in the bladder muscle to prevent it from contracting too often, providing relief for 6-9 months.

Injections into the bladder muscle to keep it from contracting too often. This treatment wears off and will need to be repeated in 6-9 months.

An injectable medication, and is the first FDA-approved treatment for Peyronie’s.

Screening for early-stage prostate cancer, important for men starting around age 50.

A program to help patients manage chronic conditions and optimize health.

Some doctors prescribed anti-inflammatory drugs, pain medications, and muscle relaxants.

A simple procedure that makes a man unable to father children, with a nearly 100% effectiveness. It takes about 15 minutes in a urologist’s office.

Counseling can help if ED is affected by stress, depression, or anxiety.

Cryotherapy is minimally invasive procedure that kills prostate cancer by freezing the cancerous cells.

Urology San Antonio offers CT scan services at their Northwest clinic, providing in-house services to make scheduling easier for patients. CT scans ar...

Techniques used to enhance pelvic floor muscle control.

Sends small pulses of electricity to your pelvic muscles to make them tighter and stronger.

A treatment for overactive bladder and urinary incontinence.

Also called a penis pump, it draws blood into the penis using a plastic tube and pump.

A semen analysis should be done very early in the couple’s fertility evaluation. The semen sample is reviewed to determine the volume, count, concentr...

If it is not possible to correct the primary cause of male infertility or if the woman has certain kinds of fertility problems, a couple may elect to ...

To diagnose OAB and rule out other conditions, your doctor will do a physical exam and discuss your medical history. Tests may include urinalysis and ...

Applied directly to the vagina to restore the health of pelvic organ tissues and improve prolapse problems.

Testosterone replacement therapy can restore abnormally low levels of testosterone back to an age-appropriate, normal range. It is available in severa...

Hormonal abnormalities can sometimes be treated with medicine or surgery.

Hormone therapy works by cutting off the supply of male hormones such as testosterone that encourage prostate cancer to grow.

Works by keeping prostate cancer cells from getting testosterone when initial hormone therapies are not effective.

Drugs taken orally or intravenously to block signals the tumor send that drive the cancer’s growth.

The world’s first therapeutic cancer vaccine administered by exposing immune cells to a protein found on prostate cancer cells.

Uses gentle nerve stimulation thought to normalize bladder-brain communication.

Includes medications and minimally invasive procedures for enlarged prostate.

Uses gentle nerve stimulation thought to normalize bladder-brain communication.

Medications that may help treat urge incontinence depending on its cause.

There are many treatment options for overactive bladder, including lifestyle changes, bladder retraining, and pelvic floor physical therapy.

Testing a sample of your urine for infection, blood or other abnormalities; cystoscopy to check for chronic inflammation and bladder stones.

A combination of liquid medicines are inserted into your bladder through a catheter to reduce swelling and prevent muscle spasms.

Uses a mild electric current to deliver topical Varapamil through the layers of tissue.

Surgery to remove the kidney is called a nephrectomy, usually performed laparoscopically with a short recovery period.

Medications that are commonly used to treat depression can be used in low doses in men with premature ejaculation to delay in the time it takes from t...

Sildenafil (Viagra®) is an oral medication that can enhance and prolong erections.

Adjusting a medicine that may trigger erectile dysfunction.

A varicocele is thought to raise the temperature of the testicles, impairing sperm. Varicoceles occur in 42% of infertile men. They can usually be tre...

A procedure to reverse a vasectomy, can cost anywhere from $5,000 - $10,000, with no guarantee of success.

A more complicated procedure required when a section of the epididymis is ruptured, and involves connecting the vas deferens to the epididymis to bypa...

An uncomplicated procedure where the urologist sutures together the two cut ends of the vas deferens, restoring sperm flow.

A small device is implanted in your lower back. The device sends mild electrical currents to the sacral nerves at the base of your spine that helps co...

Neuromodulation techniques for bladder control.

A health care provider can teach you exercises that you can do to gain control over the bladder muscles.

A procedure that involves filling the bladder with fluid to stretch it, often used to treat bladder pain.

Exercises designed to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, which may help resolve mild prolapse cases.

Exercises designed to strengthen and control the muscles involved in urination.

Therapy focusing on the muscles and fascia in the pelvic region.

Surgical procedure to restore the pelvic floor.

A removable silicone device inserted into the vagina to help hold organs in place for women with different degrees and types of prolapse.

Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation, a non-surgical treatment for OAB that helps reduce symptoms by relaxing the bladder muscles.

Surgical intervention usually required for cases that cannot be managed with a pessary.

Minimally invasive procedure to treat urinary incontinence.

An inflatable penile prosthesis designed for men struggling with erectile dysfunction, which involves implanting two cylinders in the penis operated b...

Involves inserting a penile prosthesis into the penis.

Medications injected into the penis to cause an erection, acting as direct penile vascular tissue relaxants.

A stretching device is thought to lead to a reduction in curvature. Has been shown to improve curvature.

Surgical placement of a penile implant or prosthesis for patients who have not responded to other treatments.

Consultation fee if you decide to proceed with the reversal after the consultation is credited towards the surgery if scheduled within 3 months.

Consultation before the vasectomy procedure, usually covered by insurance. If not, there will be a $100 visit charge.

Physical therapy that targets the pelvic floor muscles can help you learn to relax a tense pelvic floor that may be contributing to bladder pain and u...

Test to provide sperm count after surgery, optional for couples initially trying to conceive.

Tests to confirm safety for surgery; cost may not be necessary for healthy men, determined by the surgeon.

Medications that block the hormone that causes your prostate to grow, helping to relieve symptoms by shrinking the prostate over time.

The surgical removal of the prostate gland, generally performed as a treatment for prostate cancer.

To diagnose prostatitis, your doctor will ask you about your symptoms and may examine the prostate gland by inserting a lubricated, gloved finger into...

Enlarged prostate treatment using water vapor therapy

Meeting with certified sex therapist individually and/or with your partner can help you effectively communicate about the problem and address feelings...

A type of external beam radiation therapy, IMRT uses a lower intensity beam to treat prostate cancer.

Radiation therapy is a common and highly effective treatment options for early-stage prostate cancer.

A precise method of external beam radiation therapy that targets the prostate.

When infused into the body, radium 223 settles in the bones and radiates the cancer cells concentrated there.

Minimally invasive water-vapor therapy that shrinks the prostate without the need for medications or invasive surgery.

A minimally invasive surgery to support the pelvic organs.

Managing and caring for a catheter used for draining urine.

The surgical removal of the foreskin from the penis.

A relatively new option for treating erectile dysfunction.

Low-intensity extracorporeal ShockWave therapy for the treatment of erectile dysfunction, requiring six treatments in the clinic.

A non-invasive procedure that uses shock waves to break up kidney stones, allowing them to pass more easily through the urinary tract.

A procedure using a lithotripter to direct ultrasonic shock waves to crumble kidney stones into small particles that can be passed in urine.

Treatments that remove the enlarged part of the prostate to make it smaller; includes procedures like transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP).

Surgical options that are less invasive to treat stress incontinence.

Plication involves pinching the tissue together on the outer side of the bend. Grafting replaces or expands scarred penile tissue with healthy tissue.

Surgery to correct pelvic organ prolapse.

Minimally invasive surgeries performed to remove kidney stones or tumors using robotic technology.

Surgery to remove your cancerous prostate and the surrounding lymph nodes is called a radical prostatectomy.

A minimally invasive surgical procedure to remove the prostate gland and some of the surrounding tissue, often performed using robotic assistance.

Surgical procedures performed on the scrotum or testicles for various reasons.

Procedures performed to treat kidney and bladder stones, including the placement of temporary stents to aid in drainage.

Surgical options when other treatments haven’t worked.

A urological surgery to remove prostate tissue, often for the treatment of urinary problems related to an enlarged prostate.

A surgical procedure used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia by removing a portion of the prostate gland through the urethra.

Remote healthcare services providing access to medical professionals via video calls or phone.

May be used to increase the time it takes from the beginning of sexual stimulation until ejaculation occurs.

Treatment for post-menopausal women to restore health of bladder and vaginal tissue.

A minimally-invasive surgery performed through a small incision to break apart and suction out large kidney stones.

A diagnostic procedure to assess bladder function and problems.

A procedure performed to remove tissue from the bladder without making large incisions.

A procedure where a flexible tube with a camera is passed through the urethra to snare and remove kidney stones.

A diagnostic test that assesses how well the bladder and urethra store and release urine.

Minimally invasive approach that lifts or holds the enlarged prostate tissue out of the way so it no longer blocks the urethra.

An initial male fertility evaluation includes a complete physical exam, hormone testing and a thorough review of a man’s medical history.

Devices inserted into the vagina to support pelvic organs.