Gwinnett urologists for prostate and bladder care, with one team behind you
We care for Gwinnett families at our Snellville and Lawrenceville clinics, each with its own surgery center, at 1557 Janmar Rd and 501 Crown Pointe Way. Enlarged prostate, overactive bladder and prostate cancer are at the heart of what we do. Meet our urologists, and our team will help you find a visit time that works for you.
How do we help with prostate and bladder problems in Gwinnett?
Our urologists treat an enlarged prostate, overactive bladder and prostate cancer for patients from Gwinnett.
Enlarged prostate treatment in Gwinnett
A weaker stream, straining, or getting up at night to urinate are some of the most common reasons Gwinnett men come to see us. We look at your symptoms and bladder first, then build a plan, from habits and medicines to procedures in our Snellville and Lawrenceville surgery centers, such as UroLift, HoLEP, TURP and Aquablation, along with prostate artery embolization.
Sudden urges, going again and again, and leaks affect women and men alike. Care usually starts with bladder training, fluid changes and pelvic floor exercises, then medicines, and our urologists also offer bladder Botox, InterStim and Altaviva, an implanted tibial nerve stimulator. Waking at night to urinate is often part of the picture.
For many men it begins with an elevated PSA. We explain what the number means, whether a repeat test, MRI or prostate biopsy makes sense, and, if cancer is found, the options offered at Advanced Urology: active surveillance, robotic prostatectomy, radiation including seed implants, HIFU, and hormone therapy. You decide with us, at your pace.
Both our Snellville and Lawrenceville clinics are glad to meet you. Ring us at (678) 344-8900 for the soonest available visit, or book online if that’s easier.
What do patients often ask?
What enlarged prostate treatments do you offer in Gwinnett?
Medicines come first for many men. When symptoms stay bothersome, our urologists offer procedures such as UroLift, HoLEP and ThuLEP, TURP, Aquablation, robotic simple prostatectomy and prostate artery embolization, and help you weigh them.
Can overactive bladder really be treated?
Yes. Most people get relief with a stepwise plan: better bladder habits and medication first, and Botox, InterStim or Altaviva if more help is needed.
My PSA is high. Do I need a prostate biopsy?
Not always. A raised PSA can come from an enlarged prostate, infection or inflammation. We may repeat the test or order an MRI before deciding together whether a biopsy is needed.
Are procedures done in Gwinnett, or at a hospital?
Both Gwinnett offices include an ambulatory surgery center, so most urology procedures happen at the same address as your visits. If a procedure calls for a hospital stay, our urologists will let you know.
Will my insurance want a referral first?
Usually you can book directly. Some plans do require a referral before covering a specialist, so it’s worth checking yours.
Can I choose my urologist?
Yes. Ask for someone by name when you call, or tell the scheduling team whether the soonest visit or a particular office matters more.
Is there a video on this?
Dr. A. Dev Mally, who sees patients in Snellville, explains UroLift for an enlarged prostate and talks about prostate cancer.
You can choose our Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center at 1557 Janmar Rd or our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center at 501 Crown Pointe Way; both have operating rooms on site, and either is glad to see you.
What about blood in the urine or bladder changes?
Seeing blood in your urine, even once and even if it stops, deserves a full evaluation. The usual workup is imaging and a look inside the bladder, and we do that bladder check in our own surgery centers. Most of the time the cause is treatable, such as an infection, a stone or an enlarged prostate.
Urgency, frequent urination and leakage are common and treatable as well.
Go to the ER if you pass large clots, can’t urinate, have fever with bleeding, or feel faint.
What do people in Lilburn ask us?
Where can Lilburn families be seen?
At our Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center, 1557 Janmar Rd, or our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center, 501 Crown Pointe Way. Each has a surgery center on site.
Do you see women?
Yes. Bladder symptoms are among the most common reasons women visit.
Ready to come in?
Read the profiles above, then call us; our team will set up your visit in Snellville or Lawrenceville.
