Urology San Antonio

Uses botulinum toxin (BOTOX®) in the bladder muscle which can keep it from contracting too often. This popular treatment provides relief for 6-9 month...

Injections into the bladder muscle to keep it from contracting too often.

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

Screening for early detection of prostate cancer.

The goal is to control symptoms because it is hard to cure this condition. Some doctors prescribed anti-inflammatory drugs, pain medications and muscl...

A simple procedure that makes a man unable to father children, nearly 100% effective. Costs $900 without insurance and typically covered by health ins...

destroys the tumor without surgically removing it by freezing the tumor

CT Scans services offered at Urology San Antonio for patients, interpreted by a radiologist specializing in urology imaging.

Helps in pelvic muscle training and provides real-time feedback on muscle contractions.

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

A non-surgical treatment for bladder control.

A combination of treatments for premature ejaculation, which may include psychological therapy, behavioral therapy, oral medical therapy, and topical ...

A semen analysis to determine sperm volume, count, concentration, movement, and structure. This evaluation includes a complete physical exam, hormone ...

Treatment of hormonal abnormalities that may affect male fertility with medicine or surgery.

To diagnose OAB and rule out other conditions, your doctor will do a physical exam and discuss your medical history. In addition, a urologist may orde...

Applied directly to the vagina, this therapy restores health to pelvic organ tissues and improves prolapse.

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

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

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

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

Testing & Evaluation, including urine cultures and physical exams to rule out other conditions.

Medications that may help manage symptoms of urge incontinence depending on its cause.

A series of tests performed by a doctor to evaluate urinary incontinence, including urinalysis and cystoscopy.

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 a...

Uses a mild electric current to deliver topical Varapamil through the layers of tissue. Results are inconsistent, but it is a reasonable therapy to tr...

Surgery called nephrectomy for healthy individuals donating one of their organs, typically performed laparoscopically.

Process for healthy individuals to donate a kidney to a loved one, involving donor program coordination and medical assessments.

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

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

A more complicated vasectomy reversal procedure needed when a part of the epididymis has ruptured, preventing sperm from entering the vas deferens.

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

A vasectomy procedure performed with anesthesia at Pasteur Plaza Surgery Center, costing $2200.

A small device is implanted in your lower back sending mild electrical currents to the sacral nerves, helping to control bladder and pain symptoms.

Implantable therapy for bladder control.

Pelvic floor muscle exercises to strengthen and control the muscles involved in urination.

Working with a physical therapist or health care provider who specializes in the pelvic floor muscles can help you learn to strengthen and control the...

Exercises to strengthen pelvic floor muscles, potentially resolving mild prolapse cases.

Targets pelvic floor disorders and enhances physical function.

Surgical repair for pelvic floor disorders.

A removable silicone device inserted into the vagina to support displaced organs in various types of prolapse.

Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation, or PTNS, is a non-surgical treatment for OAB. PTNS can help reduce OAB symptoms by relaxing the bladder muscles...

A minimally invasive treatment for urinary incontinence.

An inflatable penile prosthesis that helps restore normal sexual function for men struggling with erectile dysfunction when other treatments are not e...

Involves inserting a penile prosthesis into the penis. Good results in correcting curvature in all patients. Should only be considered after other opt...

A stretching device is thought to lead to a reduction in curvature. Has been shown to improve curvature. Side effects and cost are minimal, making it ...

A consultation prior to the vasectomy, usually covered by insurance. Costs $100 if performed separately.

Physical therapy targeting pelvic floor muscles to learn relaxation techniques for bladder pain and urinary symptoms.

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

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 to address feelings or anxieties about sexuality and sexual relationships.

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

A minimally invasive surgical procedure for prolapse repair.

A treatment option for erectile dysfunction.

The drug-free approach to ED treatment

A procedure that uses shock waves to break up kidney stones into smaller pieces that can pass through the urinary tract.

Outpatient procedure using a lithotripter to direct ultrasonic shock waves to crumble kidney stones into small particles for easier passage.

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

Treatments that remove the enlarged part of the prostate to make it smaller, such as transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP).

Surgical options to treat 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....

Minimally invasive surgical techniques for kidney surgery involving robotic assistance or small incisions.

Minimally invasive surgical removal of the prostate gland and some of the surrounding tissue using robotic assistance.

Surgical procedures performed by a urologist to recover sperm for use in advanced reproductive procedures like IUI or IVF.

Surgical removal of stones from the kidney or bladder, often with the placement of stents to facilitate urine flow.

Surgical options when other treatments for urinary incontinence have not worked.

A repeat procedure description for TURP, again highlighting its focus on treating an enlarged prostate.

A procedure used to treat urinary problems due to an enlarged prostate by removing part of the prostate gland.

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

For post-menopausal women, this can restore the health of bladder and vagina tissue.

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

A procedure that involves surgery through the urethra to treat conditions of the bladder.

Procedure where a flexible tube is passed through the urethra to remove or break kidney stones using a camera and laser.

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

An operation for recurrent strictures or more complex areas of scar tissue involving a small incision, removal of scar tissue, and repair of the ureth...

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

Comprehensive care for men and women experiencing complications of the urinary system and sexual health concerns.

An additional deposit required if the vasectomy was performed over 8 years ago, to cover the potential need for the more complicated procedure.

Outpatient surgery called a microsurgical varicoelectomy performed by a urologist to treat varicocele, which is the most common cause of infertility i...