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Enlarged Prostate (BPH)

Which enlarged prostate procedure is right for me?

What is the short answer?

It depends on three things: your prostate's size and shape, how well your bladder works, and what matters most to you, such as keeping ejaculation or a fast recovery.

UroLift and prostate artery embolization are lighter options that fit many men.

Where can I learn more?

Aquablation, HoLEP, and ThuLEP remove the tissue that blocks the flow.

Robotic surgery is kept for very large prostates and unique cases.

Testing like ultrasound and a flow test guides the match.

When should I make an appointment?

Get evaluated if you have a weak stream, nighttime trips, or BPH pills aren't enough.

Asking about Rezum?

We don’t offer Rezum, in Conyers or at any of our offices. Our urologists provide other enlarged-prostate procedures, including UroLift, Aquablation and HoLEP laser surgery.

Enlarged prostate at Advanced Urology · How the BPH procedures compare

Where will I be seen?

Our Conyers Clinic at 1366 Wellbrook Circle Suite B, Conyers, GA 30012 is where we hold appointments, run lab work and do in-office tests, and we’d be happy to book you there.

How do our urologists approach this?

Choosing a BPH procedure is a shared decision, and our Conyers urologists give you the details you need. We start with testing, including ultrasound and a flow study, to learn your prostate’s size and shape and how well your bladder works. Then we ask what you care about most, such as keeping ejaculation, a quick recovery or the longest-lasting result. Each option is explained against those priorities.

What happens at a visit?

Plan on testing plus a conversation. Bring your medicine list, the BPH pills you’ve tried and any earlier imaging. We’ll lay out the choices that fit you and answer every question before you decide.

When should I call?

Call us if your symptoms change while you’re deciding, or you’d like a second visit to talk it over with family. If no urine will come, the ER is the place to go.

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Where can I get care for this near Snellville?

Our urologists see patients at the Snellville office and surgery center on Janmar Road and the Conyers clinic on Wellbrook Circle. For the bigger picture, read our enlarged prostate (bph) page, or browse more articles on enlarged prostate (bph).

Ready to come in?

Request a visit at Advanced Urology to go over your options.