Aquablation® Therapy: The Most Advanced BPH Treatment Available

UPNT – One of the Busiest Aquablation® Programs in the Country
If you’re struggling with frequent urination, weak stream, or interrupted flow, you’re not alone. Over 50% of men over 50 and nearly 90% of men over 80 experience Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), a condition that makes urination difficult and frustrating.
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At Urology Partners of North Texas (UPNT), we are one of the busiest BPH treatment centers in the country, offering advanced therapies like Aquablation®, with a focus on minimally invasive, robotic precision treatments.

Key Benefits of Aquablation® Therapy

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.

Here’s why Active Surveillance is essential:

At UPNT, our urologists use:

Key Benefits of Aquablation® Therapy

Step 2: Heat-Free Waterjet Removal with the “Butterfly Technique”

What is Aquablation® & How Does It Work?

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.

Feature

Aquablation® Therapy

Technology Used

Robotic water jet

Prostate Tissue Removal

Precisely removes excess tissue

Heat-Free?

Yes

Ejaculatory Function

Preserved in over 90% of cases

Long-Term Success

Less than 5% retreatment rate (WATER trial)

Recovery Time

Most men return to normal activities after a few weeks

UPNT is a national leader in BPH care. Schedule your consultation today!

How the Aquablation® Procedure Works

Step 1

Real-Time Imaging & Surgical Mapping

Step 2

Heat-Free Waterjet Removal with the “Butterfly Technique”

Step 3

Recovery & Long-Lasting Relief

This procedure is typically recommended for benign but symptomatic cysts, such as:
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Why Choose Aquablation® Over Other BPH Treatments?

Treatment

How It Works

Heat-Free?

Preserves Ejaculatory Function?

Long-Term Effectiveness

Aquablation®

Robotic precision waterjet removes excess prostate tissue

Yes

Preserved in 90% of cases

Excellent (Less than 5% retreatment rate)

TURP (Traditional Surgery)

Uses electric current to remove tissue

No

Higher risk of sexual side effects
Higher retreatment rate

Urolift®

Permanent implants hold prostate tissue apart

Yes

Preserved
Moderate success
UPNT is one of the busiest BPH treatment centers in the U.S. Call today to learn more!

Why Choose UPNT for Your Aquablation® Procedure?

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.

Why Patients Trust UPNT:

Call UPNT today to schedule a consultation and find out why we’re a national leader in BPH care.

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What to Expect After Aquablation®

Most patients go home the same day and experience symptom improvement within days of catheter removal.

Recovery Timeline:

Our team has extensive experience managing prostate cancer with Active Surveillance.
Access to the latest MRI technology and genomic testing.
We prioritize quality of life and long-term health, ensuring every patient receives individualized care.
The procedure typically takes 2–3 hours, and most patients stay in the hospital for 1–2 nights.

Your Journey: From Diagnosis to Recovery

At UPNT, we offer personalized care at every step.
Initial Consultation
Pre-Surgical Preparation

What to Expect After Aquablation®

Most patients go home the same day and experience symptom improvement within days of catheter removal.

Recovery Timeline:

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How long does Aquablation® take?

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®.

Still have questions?

Take the Next Step – Find Out if Aquablation® is Right for You!

Not all prostate cancers need immediate treatment—find out if Active Surveillance is right for you.

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