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Urology and Andrology

Surgeries

The indication comes before choosing the technique.

Individualized assessment

From diagnosis to post-operative follow-up.

Surgery is considered after understanding each patient's diagnosis, symptoms, tests, and goals. The technique needs to make sense for what must be treated and the structures that must be preserved.

Find out below the procedures and how I organize the assessment, indication, surgery and recovery in each situation.

Procedures

Learn about each surgery.

01

Microsurgical correction of varicocele

Microsurgical evaluation and correction of varicocele with individualized indication and use of the operating microscope.

02

Microsurgical vasectomy reversal

Microsurgical reconstruction of the vas deferens, with assessment of the couple and monitoring of results after reversal.

03

Surgery to correct Peyronie's disease

Assessment of penile curvature and individualized choice of surgical technique for Peyronie's disease.

04

Penile prosthesis placement

Assessment, types of penile prosthesis, surgery and recovery for men with erectile dysfunction without satisfactory response to clinical treatment.

05

Surgeries to treat BPH

Surgeries and procedures for benign prostatic hyperplasia, chosen according to the patient's symptoms, anatomy and goals.

06

Surgeries to treat urinary stones (endourology)

Endoscopic and percutaneous treatment of urinary stones, with the choice of technique depending on the stone and the patient's anatomy.

07

Urological robotic surgery

Robotic surgery applied to urological procedures with indications defined by the diagnosis, anatomy and objective of the operation.

08

Other urological surgeries

Assessment and surgical treatment of phimosis, hydrocele, testicular changes, short frenulum and other urological conditions.

09

HPV cauterization

Assessment and cauterization of genital HPV lesions, with guidance on the procedure, healing and prevention.

Next step

An assessment to define conduct.

During the consultation, I explain the indication, the alternatives, the limits of each technique and what to expect from recovery before making any decision.