Getting started
You don’t have to be sure something is wrong to come and see us
Plenty of people wait, hoping a symptom will settle on its own. We’d always rather see you early and put your mind at ease. Here’s what our urologists do, and the changes that are worth a visit.
What our urologists do
Urologists care for the urinary tract in women and men (the kidneys, bladder and urethra) and for the male reproductive organs, including the prostate. Our urologists diagnose and treat everything from an enlarged prostate and overactive bladder to kidney stones, prostate and bladder cancer, erection changes and low testosterone, and they perform procedures as well, many at our Snellville surgery center.
Changes worth a visit
- Getting up at night to urinate, a weaker stream, or feeling you never fully empty
- Sudden urges, needing to go often, or leaking
- Any blood in the urine, even once
- Stone pain, or stones that keep coming back
- A PSA result someone wants checked
- Erection changes, low desire or low energy
- A lump, swelling or ache in a testicle
- Curvature of the penis that causes pain or gets in the way
- Thinking about a vasectomy
Learn more: enlarged prostate · overactive bladder · prostate cancer and elevated PSA · vasectomy
What a first visit is like
Expect a real conversation about what’s been going on, an exam, and any urine, blood or in-office tests that help, with results reviewed with you. Many people book directly; some insurance plans ask for a referral first, so it’s worth checking yours. We welcome new patients. When you call 678-344-8900, just ask about the soonest available visit.
More from Advanced Urology: Men’s conditions we treat · Women’s conditions we treat · Our physicians
Getting ready for your first visit
Bring your ID, insurance card and a list of every medicine and supplement you take. Results from your primary care doctor, such as a PSA test, a urine test or a scan, save time and avoid repeat tests. Jot down your questions so nothing slips your mind.
Watch a short video
Get to know Dr. Marc Greenstein, who sees patients at our Conyers Clinic, and Advanced Urology as a whole.
Ready to talk it through?
Get to know our team, then give us a call. We’ll gladly find a day and time that work for you.