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Nicholas Farber, MD

Urologist in Gainesville, GA

The Oakwood office at 4239 Mundy Mill Rd is getting ready to open. In the meantime, Hall County patients are seen at our Braselton Clinic on Old Winder Hwy, and any procedure is planned at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center.

Gainesville and the rest of Hall County are welcomed at the Advanced Urology Braselton Clinic on Old Winder Highway, and our Oakwood Clinic on Mundy Mill Road is opening soon. Braselton offers full urology consultations with our physicians and physician assistants.

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Where do we usually begin?

  • Enlarged prostate (BPH): nighttime waking, straining or a stream that has slowly weakened. After a focused exam and bladder scan, we discuss medication, UroLift, Aquablation and other choices.
  • Overactive bladder: sudden urges, frequent voiding and leaks that limit your plans. Treatment can begin with bladder habits and medication, and may move to Botox or the Altaviva implant.
  • Prostate cancer: men who need screening guidance, an evaluation of a rising PSA or a treatment plan. We explain each step clearly and include you in every decision.

Where do Gainesville patients see our team?

Our Braselton Clinic sees Gainesville patients for consultations and follow-up while Oakwood gets ready to open. Any operation takes place at our Lawrenceville surgery center, and the surgeon is someone you will have met at your Hall County visits.

Our Hall County clinicians also manage stone attacks, urinary bleeding, infections that keep coming back, and concerns about erections or testosterone.

How should Gainesville patients plan a visit?

Phone (678) 344-8900 and our team will reserve a time in Oakwood or Braselton with the clinician you request. Copies of scans or lab work done by Northeast Georgia providers are welcome, along with your insurance card and medication list.

Where can you find us?

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

Advanced Urology Braselton Clinic

2695 Old Winder Hwy Suite 150, Braselton, GA 30517

Phone (678) 344-8900

Braselton Clinic on advancedurology.com

Who is on the care team for Gainesville?

Physicians

Physician assistants & nurse practitioners

What do Gainesville patients ask?

Where do Gainesville patients book right now?

At our Braselton Clinic. Our Oakwood Clinic on Mundy Mill Road is opening soon and will add a second Hall County choice.

Do you work with my primary care doctor?

Yes. With your permission we send visit notes and results to your primary care physician so everyone stays informed.

Which videos can help?

Video thumbnail: #011 - Bladder Health: The Silent Consequences of an Enlarging Prostate (Advanced Urology YouTube channel)Watch on YouTube: #011 - Bladder Health: The Silent Consequences of an Enlarging Prostate

What the video covers: A podcast episode on how an enlarging prostate can make the bladder work harder, sometimes for years before symptoms appear.

These open on Advanced Urology's YouTube channel.

How do we care for all of Hall County?

Our team looks forward to caring for every one of these communities. Until our Oakwood Clinic opens, we welcome each of them in Braselton.

OakwoodHome of our clinic on Mundy Mill Road.
Flowery BranchWelcomed in Braselton today.
Chestnut MountainPart of the south Hall community we serve.
ClermontNorth Hall families are always welcome.
Lula and GillsvilleNeighbors in northeast Hall, gladly served.
MurrayvilleCaring for north Hall patients, too.

Where are Hall County patients seen today?

Gainesville, Flowery Branch, Oakwood, Clermont, Lula and Murrayville patients all book with our Braselton clinic at 2695 Old Winder Hwy, Suite 150. It is a full outpatient urology office with lab draws, ultrasound and pathology in the building, so a single trip often answers the main questions.

Once our Oakwood clinic opens at 4239 Mundy Mill Rd, south Hall residents will have consultations and follow-up visits there as well. Procedures for both offices are performed at the Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center.

What do Hall County patients come in for?

Prostate enlargement and the night-time trips it causes lead the list, followed closely by overactive bladder and leakage. For Hall County, prostate cancer screening questions come third, and we also help with kidney stones, blood in the urine, ED and low testosterone.

What do Hall County patients ask about visits?

Will I always see the same clinician?

We aim to keep you with the physician or physician assistant who knows your history, including for any procedure in Lawrenceville.

What do Hall County patients ask?

Hall County surgery: which building?

At the Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center on Crown Pointe Way, with the physician who saw you in Braselton.

Can my follow-ups move to Oakwood once it opens?

Yes. Ask our team; your records are shared across our offices.

How do you get started from Hall County?

Book online or call, mention which part of Hall County you live in, and tell us what is bothering you. If it is a prostate or bladder concern, our team will plan enough time for testing during the same Braselton visit, so you are not asked to come back just for a scan.

What else should Hall County patients know?

From Gainesville and Flowery Branch to Clermont and Lula, Hall County patients are cared for by our Braselton clinic at 2695 Old Winder Hwy, and our Oakwood clinic on Mundy Mill Road is on its way. Our physicians and physician assistants take time to understand what changed for you before suggesting anything.

What is your first visit in Braselton like?

Hall County newcomers start with a symptom and medication review, a short exam and a urine sample. Labs, ultrasound and pathology are handled in the building, so most Hall County patients leave with a plan. Pack your insurance card, ID and a list of prescriptions for the Braselton visit.

What do Hall County patients often ask?

Who will I see?

Dr. Vik Sabarwal, Dr. Hemant Chaparala and Dr. Nicholas Farber see patients in Braselton, together with our physician assistants.

Is a referral needed?

Usually not. Some insurance plans ask for one, so it helps to check your coverage before you book.

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

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