Some prostate cancers grow so slowly that they may never cause serious health problems. For many men, especially those with Gleason 6 prostate cancer, immediate treatment isn’t necessary. Studies involving over 20,000 men with Gleason 6 cancer found no cases of distant metastasis beyond the local pelvic area.
Aquablation® is a robotic-assisted procedure that removes excess prostate tissue with a heat-free, high-velocity water jet—ensuring precise removal while protecting surrounding structures.
UPNT is a national leader in BPH care. Schedule your consultation today!
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Preserved in 90% of cases
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At Urology Partners of North Texas, we’ve performed thousands of BPH procedures, including innovative treatments like Aquablation®, giving patients access to a full range of minimally invasive options.
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Most patients go home the same day and experience symptom improvement within days of catheter removal.
Most patients go home the same day and experience symptom improvement within days of catheter removal.
The procedure takes less than an hour, and most men go home the same day.
No, it’s performed under general or spinal anesthesia. Mild discomfort is normal during recovery.
No! Aquablation® has the lowest risk of sexual dysfunction, with over 90% of men preserving normal ejaculation.
Most men experience noticeable symptom relief within days of catheter removal and full benefits within a few weeks.
Aquablation® has a retreatment rate of less than 5%, according to the WATER trial, meaning long-term success for the vast majority of men.
Yes! Most insurance plans, including Medicare, cover Aquablation®.
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