Advanced Urology · Lawrenceville, Braselton & Oakwood
Urologist in Lawrenceville, GA: what's bothering you?
Now open in Oakwood: our Oakwood Clinic at 4239 Mundy Mill Rd, Suite D&E, sees Hall County, Gainesville and Flowery Branch patients. Call (404) 948-4854 to schedule.
Book online or call (678) 344-8900
Our urologists care for enlarged prostate (BPH), bladder leaks and overactive bladder, prostate cancer, and much more. Tap a symptom below to learn what it can mean and how to book a visit.
See common symptomsMeet our urologists
- Dr. Vik SabarwalMD · Urologist / Urologic Surgeon, Director Surgery Center LawrencevilleLawrenceville and Braselton
Dr. Michael F. NordsiekDO · Urologist / Urologic SurgeonLawrenceville
Dr. Hemant ChaparalaMD · Urologist / Urologic SurgeonLawrenceville, Braselton and Oakwood
Dr. Nicholas FarberMD · Urologist / Urological SurgeonBraselton
Dr. Mukesh PatelMD · Urologist / Urologic SurgeonLawrenceville
Not sure how to describe it? Call (678) 344-8900 and put it in everyday words; our Lawrenceville schedulers will take it from there.
More topics: What our urologists do · UroLift for enlarged prostate · Peyronie's disease · Bowel leakage · InterStim for bowel control
Is this the Lawrenceville clinic and surgery center?
Yes. This is the website of the Advanced Urology Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center at 501 Crown Pointe Way, Lawrenceville, GA 30046, where consultations, testing and outpatient procedures share one address. Our Braselton Clinic on Old Winder Hwy welcomes patients as well, and our Oakwood Clinic on Mundy Mill Road now welcomes Hall County patients.
Lawrenceville patients most often book with us about an enlarged prostate (including UroLift), urinary incontinence, a high PSA, blood in the urine, kidney stone pain, bladder leakage, overactive bladder, enlarged prostate treatment, kidney stones, bowel leakage, InterStim for bowel control or a vasectomy.
How does your care come together?
- Talk it through. A first visit at the Lawrenceville or Braselton clinic: history, exam and the questions you came with.
- Test on site. Lab work, imaging and in-office testing, so most answers come during your visit.
- Treat in Lawrenceville. If a procedure makes sense, it is scheduled in the Lawrenceville surgery center at 501 Crown Pointe Way, with the urologist who saw you.
Where are our three offices?
Advanced Urology Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center
501 Crown Pointe Way, Lawrenceville, GA 30046
Phone (678) 344-8900
Clinic and surgery center in one building, so evaluation and procedures share an address.
Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center on advancedurology.comAdvanced Urology Braselton Clinic
2695 Old Winder Hwy Suite 150, Braselton, GA 30517
Phone (678) 344-8900
Welcoming clinic visits and on-site testing, with procedures in Lawrenceville.
Braselton Clinic on advancedurology.comAdvanced Urology Oakwood Clinic
4239 Mundy Mill Rd Suite D&E, Oakwood, GA 30566
Oakwood Clinic phone (404) 948-4854
Our Hall County clinic on Mundy Mill Road.
Oakwood Clinic on advancedurology.comWho will care for you?
Physicians
Physician assistants & nurse practitioners
What can you expect from us?
Time to be heard. We start with your goals, then build a plan around them.
Follow-through. The same practice handles your evaluation, testing and any procedure, so your plan doesn't restart with each step.
Care with compassion. Urology questions can feel personal. We keep them private and treat them with respect.
Prefer to talk it over first? Phone us, share what has changed, and our Crown Pointe Way front desk will arrange the appointment.
Call (678) 344-8900Are new patients welcome?
Use the Book online button or phone our Lawrenceville desk, and ask which openings come up soonest for you.
Which concerns lead our list?
Three concerns fill most of our Lawrenceville schedule. Men with an enlarged prostate (BPH) tell us about broken sleep and a stream that hesitates. Women and men with overactive bladder describe sudden urges and leaks that shape their day. And a rising PSA or a new prostate cancer diagnosis brings questions that deserve unhurried answers.
For BPH, our urologists start with lifestyle steps and medicines, then talk through UroLift, Aquablation, TURP, HoLEP or prostate artery embolization when those make sense. For overactive bladder, the path can run from bladder training and medicines to Botox injections, InterStim sacral nerve stimulation or the Altaviva implant. For prostate cancer, options include active surveillance, robotic surgery, radiation and hormone therapy, with PSMA PET/CT available for staging.
Which questions do we hear often?
Can I come in for more than one concern?
Yes. Many men discuss prostate symptoms and erections in the same appointment, and many women bring up leaks along with repeat infections. Tell our scheduling team everything when you book so we plan enough time.
When could my appointment be?
Call (678) 344-8900 or use Book online and ask for the earliest opening at Crown Pointe Way, Braselton or Oakwood. If you have fever with flank pain or cannot urinate, go to an emergency room instead of waiting for a visit.
Which videos can help?
Dr. Nicholas Farber explains Overactive Bladder Dr. Nicholas Farber, who sees patients in Braselton, explains overactive bladder. Watch on YouTube #002 - Go With the Flow: How Aquablation Clears the Way for BPH Relief A podcast episode on Aquablation, a minimally invasive procedure for BPH, for men with frequent urination, weak flow or incomplete emptying. Watch on YouTube
These open on Advanced Urology's YouTube channel.
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