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Vik Sabarwal, MD

Urologist in Athens, GA

Our Oakwood office on Mundy Mill Road is opening soon. Until it opens, appointments are made at our Braselton Clinic, while procedures take place at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center.

Athens and Clarke County patients see our urologists at the Advanced Urology Braselton Clinic on Old Winder Highway, with surgery at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center. Students, working adults and retirees are all welcome.

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Where do we usually begin?

  • Enlarged prostate (BPH): weak flow, waking at night and the sense that your bladder never fully empties. Our team offers medication, UroLift, Aquablation, prostate artery embolization and other treatments.
  • Overactive bladder: urgency and frequent trips that disrupt class, work or sleep. We start with practical changes and add medication, Botox or the Altaviva implant as needed.
  • Prostate cancer: screening advice, an elevated PSA or a confirmed diagnosis. Our physicians explain MRI, biopsy and every treatment path with care and patience.

Where do Athens patients see our urologists?

Our Braselton office at 2695 Old Winder Hwy offers consultations, testing and follow-up. Treatments that need an operating room are arranged at our Lawrenceville surgery center, with a physician Athens patients already know from Braselton.

Clarke County adults also visit us about stones, bleeding in the urine, repeat bladder infections, erection problems, testosterone questions and vasectomy planning.

What happens at a first appointment for Athens patients?

Plan on a relaxed talk about what you have noticed, a brief physical exam and usually a urinalysis. Before you leave, your clinician will outline the next steps and how results will reach you.

Where can you find us?

Advanced Urology Braselton Clinic

2695 Old Winder Hwy Suite 150, Braselton, GA 30517

Phone (678) 344-8900

Braselton Clinic on advancedurology.com

Advanced Urology Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center

501 Crown Pointe Way, Lawrenceville, GA 30046

Phone (678) 344-8900

Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center on advancedurology.com

Who is on the care team for Athens?

Physicians

Physician assistants & nurse practitioners

What do Athens patients ask?

Do you see University of Georgia students?

Yes, adult students are welcome. Have your insurance card and medication list with you, and phone our office with any coverage questions.

Is there an Athens office?

Athens patients are cared for at our Braselton Clinic, and our scheduling team can help you pick a time that fits your week.

Which videos can help?

These open on Advanced Urology's YouTube channel.

How do we care for Athens and Clarke County?

Our Braselton urologists are honored to care for Athens and Clarke County, with time to listen and a plan built around you.

Can you get answers in one visit?

Lab work and ultrasound at Braselton mean most questions are answered in a single visit. Should an Athens patient need surgery, the urologist already caring for them performs it at Crown Pointe Way in Lawrenceville.

Where are Athens and Clarke County patients seen?

Patients from Athens, Winterville and the rest of Clarke County visit Advanced Urology Braselton at 2695 Old Winder Hwy, Suite 150, for consultations, lab draws, ultrasound and pathology.

Where do Athens patients have procedures?

Clarke County procedures, whether UroLift or Aquablation for the prostate, stone removal, or cancer surgery, are carried out in Lawrenceville at Crown Pointe Way. Your Braselton physician leads the procedure and sees you back in Braselton afterward.

What brings Clarke County patients to us?

Most visits involve an enlarged prostate, an overactive bladder or a PSA result. Many Athens patients also come for kidney stones, blood in the urine, ED, low testosterone or a vasectomy consultation.

What do Clarke County patients ask?

Do you offer second opinions for Athens patients?

Yes, and our urologists will sit down with your existing records and explain what they see.

Is online booking available?

Yes. Use Book online to reach Advanced Urology's scheduling site.

What do we treat, starting with the most common concerns?

Benign prostatic hyperplasia affects many men in Athens and across Clarke County. If your stream has weakened or you are up at night, our urologists first look for causes such as infection or stones, then explain medicines and minimally invasive options including UroLift, Aquablation and prostate artery embolization, as well as HoLEP and TURP.

In Clarke County we see overactive bladder show up as abrupt urges, many trips and an occasional leak. Our team starts with practical changes and medicines, and offers bladder Botox, InterStim and the Altaviva implant for Athens patients who still struggle.

For prostate cancer, we explain PSA readings, MRI and biopsy results, order PSMA PET/CT for staging when useful, and talk through active surveillance, surgery, radiation and hormone therapy without rushing any Athens patient into a decision.

What else do Clarke County patients ask?

Who will I see in Braselton?

Dr. Vik Sabarwal, Dr. Hemant Chaparala or Dr. Nicholas Farber, or one of our physician assistants.

Do you treat women?

Yes. Bladder leaks, urgency, repeat infections and kidney stones bring many women to our Braselton office.

Where can Athens patients find plain answers?

Clarke County patients often tell us they waited months before calling about a weaker stream or sudden urges. There is no need to wait. Most of these concerns are common, and our team can usually explain what is going on at the first appointment, with testing done in the same building.

For men, a gradual change in flow is most often prostate growth, not cancer, but a PSA test and exam help confirm that. For women, frequent urges and leaks are frequently overactive bladder, which responds to a range of treatments. Either way, you leave Braselton with a written plan and a clear next step.

Ready to talk with our urologists? We're here for you.

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