Urology San Antonio

Screening for prostate cancer, starting around age 50, particularly important for African Americans and those with a family history.

A simple procedure for permanent pregnancy prevention, usually completed in about 15 minutes in the office.

Minimally invasive procedure that kills prostate cancer by freezing the cancerous cells.

Offering CT scan services at our Northwest clinic for patients. Interpreted by a radiologist specializing in urology imaging, results are uploaded dir...

Technique used in treating pelvic health issues.

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

Treatment for overactive bladder and incontinence.

A combination of treatments including Psychological Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, Oral Medical Therapy, and Topical Anesthetic Creams for men with prem...

An oral medication that prevents the breakdown of cyclic GMP, involved in normal erections.

Also called a penis pump, this device draws blood into your penis using a plastic tube and pump.

Includes a complete physical exam, hormone testing, and a thorough review of a man’s medical history.

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...

Testing includes urinalysis to check for infection, blood, or other abnormalities, and urodynamic testing to measure bladder and urethra function.

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

Restores abnormally low levels of testosterone back to an age-appropriate, normal range. Available in several forms including injections, dissolvable ...

Works by keeping prostate cancer cells from getting testosterone, used when cancer cells are no longer responding to initial hormone therapies.

The world's first therapeutic cancer vaccine, administered by removing immune cells from the blood, exposing them to a protein found on prostate cance...

Gentle nerve stimulation to normalize bladder-brain communication.

A surgical procedure to support the bladder and reduce urinary incontinence.

Gentle nerve stimulation thought to normalize bladder-brain communication.

Includes urine cultures, physical exams, and bladder examinations to diagnose Interstitial Cystitis.

Includes lifestyle changes, bladder retraining, and pelvic floor physical therapy to strengthen and control urination.

A removable silicone device inserted into the vagina to help hold organs in place.

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

Injecting a drug directly into the plaque to break down the hard plaque tissue. Injections with Verapamil and Interferon have shown some improvement.

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

Surgery to remove the kidney is called a nephrectomy. Most donor operations are performed laparoscopically with special instruments inserted through a...

Medications commonly used to treat depression, used in low doses to delay ejaculation.

Professional care and treatment options specific to men's sexual and urologic health issues.

Surgery to reverse a vasectomy, costing between $5,000 and $10,000, with no guarantee of success.

A more complicated vasectomy reversal procedure that bypasses a blockage in the epididymis.

An uncomplicated vasectomy reversal that sutures together the cut ends of the vas deferens to restore the flow of sperm.

A vasectomy performed under full anesthesia at Pasteur Plaza Surgery Center.

A small device is implanted in your lower back to control the bladder and reduce pain and urgency.

Therapeutic approach using neurostimulation devices.

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

A procedure to stretch the bladder to improve bladder function or relieve symptoms of urinary conditions.

Exercises aimed to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles and may resolve mild prolapse cases.

Therapeutic approach for pelvic floor disorders.

Surgery to reconstruct pelvic floor anatomy.

Specialized treatment for women’s bladder and pelvic floor disorders.

Non-surgical treatment that helps reduce OAB symptoms by relaxing bladder muscles.

Targets the pelvic floor muscles to help relieve bladder pain and urinary symptoms, commonly paired with biofeedback or digital monitoring.

Minimally invasive procedure for urinary incontinence.

An outpatient procedure that involves implanting two cylinders in the penis to restore sexual function for men struggling with erectile dysfunction.

Involves inserting a penile prosthesis into the penis.

Various medicines can be injected into the penis to cause an erection. These medications act 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 when other treatments have not worked.

An office consultation to review medical history and discuss the procedure.

A consult to discuss the vasectomy procedure, typically covered by most insurance, but a visit charge of $100 applies without coverage.

Analysis designed to provide a sperm count after the procedure.

Tests to confirm safety for surgery when needed.

Enlarged prostate treatment using water vapor therapy

Meeting with certified sex therapist individually and/or with your partner to effectively communicate about the problem and address feelings or anxiet...

Kills bone tumors with external beam radiation therapy to slow their growth and limit their harmful effects.

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

Robotic surgery for pelvic organ prolapse.

A surgical procedure involving the removal of the foreskin from the penis.

A treatment option for erectile dysfunction that utilizes sound waves to improve blood flow and restore erectile function.

Low-intensity extracorporeal ShockWave therapy for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. The therapy requires six treatments in the clinic. While the...

A procedure that uses shock waves to break up stones in the kidney, bladder, or ureter.

Outpatient surgery using a lithotripter to direct ultrasonic shock waves at kidney stones until they crumble into small particles.

Surgical treatments for stress urinary incontinence.

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

Surgical procedure to repair pelvic organ prolapse.

Surgical procedures to remove or repair the kidneys using robotic or minimally invasive techniques.

Surgery to remove your cancerous prostate and the surrounding lymph nodes using minimally-invasive robotic technology.

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

A procedure performed by a urologist to retrieve sperm for advanced reproductive procedures such as intrauterine insemination (IUI) or in vitro fertil...

Surgeries related to the removal of stones from the kidney or bladder and the insertion of stents.

A surgical procedure to remove prostate tissue through the urethra to alleviate urinary issues.

A surgical procedure used to treat issues related to the prostate gland by removing parts of the prostate tissue.

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

Health services provided remotely via telecommunications technology.

Creams used to increase the time it takes from the beginning of sexual stimulation until ejaculation.

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Minimally-invasive surgery to break and suction out large kidney stones through a small incision.

A procedure to access and treat issues within the bladder through the urethra.

Procedure involving a flexible tube to snare and remove stones, possibly using a laser for large stones.

An outpatient procedure where the scar tissue is either stretched or cut under anesthesia.

An operation for recurrent strictures or complex areas of scar tissue involving a small incision to remove scar tissue and repair the urethra.

Can be treated by a urologist during an outpatient surgery called a microsurgical varicoelectomy.