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Hemant Chaparala, MD

Urologist in Homer, GA

Good news for south Hall: our Mundy Mill Road office in Oakwood opens soon. Until then, our Braselton clinic is welcoming Hall County patients, and any procedure is planned at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center.

Homer, Commerce-area and Banks County families can see our urologists at the Advanced Urology Braselton Clinic, and our Oakwood Clinic is opening soon. Braselton provides consultations, testing and follow-up with our physicians and physician assistants.

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Where do we usually begin?

  • Enlarged prostate (BPH): a slow or interrupted stream and several trips to the bathroom overnight. Our urologists review lifestyle steps, medication and procedures so you can choose with confidence.
  • Overactive bladder: urgency that makes long drives or church services uncomfortable. Bladder retraining, medicines, Botox and the Altaviva implant are all part of the conversation.
  • Prostate cancer: questions about PSA screening after 45, a high reading or a new diagnosis. We explain your results and lay out each option, including monitoring.

Where can Banks County patients be seen?

Banks County patients are seen for consultations and follow-up at our Braselton Clinic, and our Oakwood Clinic is opening soon. One phone number and one chart serve both clinics, and operations for Banks County patients happen at our Lawrenceville surgery center.

We also evaluate kidney stones, urinary infections that return, blood in the urine, erectile dysfunction and low testosterone.

How do Banks County patients make an appointment?

Call (678) 344-8900 or book online. Tell us anything you would like the clinician to know ahead of time, and please bring outside records if you have them.

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

Opening soon Advanced Urology Oakwood Clinic

4239 Mundy Mill Rd Suite D&E, Oakwood, GA 30566

Phone (678) 344-8900

Oakwood Clinic on advancedurology.com

Who is on the care team for Homer?

Physicians

Physician assistants & nurse practitioners

What do Homer patients ask?

Which conditions bring Banks County patients to us most?

Prostate enlargement, overactive bladder and prostate cancer questions are the most common, followed by kidney stones and erectile concerns.

Is parking available in Braselton?

Yes. Our Braselton Clinic has on-site parking for patients and visitors.

Which videos can help?

Video thumbnail: Turning 45? Two things can save your life (Advanced Urology YouTube channel)Watch on YouTube: Turning 45? Two things can save your life

What the video covers: Dr. Marc Greenstein explains the PSA blood test and why the prostate conversation matters for men turning 45.

These open on Advanced Urology's YouTube channel.

How do we care for Banks County?

Our Braselton team is honored to care for Homer, Maysville and all of Banks County, and our Oakwood Clinic on Mundy Mill Road is opening soon.

Any procedure you need is performed by your own urologist at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center.

How does Banks County care work in Braselton?

Families in Homer, Maysville, Alto and Baldwin are welcomed at our Braselton clinic on Old Winder Hwy. The office handles consultations, lab work, ultrasound and pathology, so most of your first workup is done in one trip.

Where do procedures happen?

When a Banks County patient chooses a procedure, such as UroLift for the prostate or stone treatment, it is performed at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center on Crown Pointe Way. Follow-up visits return to Braselton.

Which tips help with your visit?

  • Keep a two- or three-day bathroom diary if urination is the concern.
  • Older PSA values from your family doctor are very useful to us.
  • Write your questions down so nothing gets missed.

What do Banks County patients ask?

What do most Banks County patients come in for?

Prostate enlargement, bladder urgency and leakage, and PSA or prostate cancer questions.

Will Banks County patients need a referral?

Usually not, although some insurance plans ask for one, so checking your plan first is wise.

Which prostate, bladder and PSA care is there for Banks County?

A slower stream and frequent night trips, sudden urges or leaks, and a PSA number that needs explaining: these are what Banks County patients ask us about most, and each one starts with a careful conversation in Braselton.

How does a first visit go, step by step?

  • A conversation about your symptoms, health history and medicines.
  • A focused physical exam and a urine sample.
  • In-office ultrasound or bloodwork when it will answer a question.
  • A plan you understand before you leave.

What else do Banks County patients ask?

Who sees patients in Braselton?

Dr. Vik Sabarwal, Dr. Hemant Chaparala and Dr. Nicholas Farber, with our physician assistants.

How do I schedule?

Tap Book online at any hour, or ring our Braselton team.

Why is it worth getting checked?

Banks County men sometimes put off prostate symptoms because they assume nothing can be done. In fact, medicines help many men, and outpatient procedures are available when they do not. Prostate growth that is left alone can sometimes lead to bladder problems, so an evaluation now is a good investment.

The same is true for bladder leaks. Many Homer and Maysville women tell us they wish they had come sooner, once a plan starts working. And for PSA questions, a calm review with our urologists often brings real peace of mind.

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

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