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Michael F. Nordsiek, DO

Urologist in Norcross, GA

Advanced Urology Oakwood, on Mundy Mill Road, is opening soon. Meanwhile, our Braselton clinicians are ready to see you, with procedures handled at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center.

Norcross residents can see our urologists at the Advanced Urology Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center on Crown Pointe Way. One team handles your consultation, your testing and, when it is needed, your procedure under the same roof.

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Where do we usually begin?

  • Enlarged prostate (BPH): flow that has weakened, a few drops after you finish, or two or three wake-ups to urinate. We start with a symptom score and a quick bladder scan, then discuss medicine or an office procedure.
  • Overactive bladder: sudden urges and frequent trips that shape your workday around restrooms. A bladder diary and simple habit changes come first, with medication, Botox or the Altaviva implant when those are not enough.
  • Prostate cancer: an elevated PSA or a nodule found on exam. We explain MRI, biopsy and active surveillance in plain terms before any decision is made.

Why do Norcross families come to our Lawrenceville office?

At Crown Pointe Way, exam rooms sit beside our outpatient surgery center, which keeps imaging, lab draws and many procedures under one roof. Patients appreciate seeing the same physician from the first appointment through recovery.

Women and men from Norcross also come to us for stone pain, traces of blood on a urine test, erection or hormone worries, and vasectomy consultations. Not certain a urology visit is what you need? Our scheduling staff can talk it through with you by phone.

What should Norcross patients bring?

Please bring your insurance card, photo identification and the names and doses of everything you take each day. Results from another office, such as imaging, urinalysis or a PSA, can spare you repeat testing, so please send copies ahead.

Where can you find us?

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 Norcross?

Physicians

Physician assistants & nurse practitioners

What do Norcross patients ask?

Will my plan ask for a referral before I book?

Many plans let you book directly with a specialist, while some HMO plans ask for a referral first. Our front desk can check your plan when you call so the visit is covered as expected.

Can I request a particular physician?

Yes. Mention the physician by name to our scheduler, and we will reserve a time on that doctor's Lawrenceville calendar.

Which videos can help?

Video thumbnail: UroLift in 60 Seconds: Opening an Enlarged Prostate Without Cutting (Advanced Urology YouTube channel)Watch on YouTube: UroLift in 60 Seconds: Opening an Enlarged Prostate Without Cutting

What the video covers: Dr. Dev Mally, an Advanced Urology urologist, explains how UroLift opens the channel through an enlarged prostate without cutting or removing prostate tissue.

These open on Advanced Urology's YouTube channel.

Which clinic serves Norcross?

Our urologists care for Norcross neighbors at 501 Crown Pointe Way in Lawrenceville, where office visits, testing and outpatient surgery come together.

Why is Norcross care all at 501 Crown Pointe Way?

The Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center combines exam rooms, imaging, lab draws and outpatient operating suites in one building. For Norcross patients, that means evaluation, testing, the decision about treatment and the procedure itself can happen with the same team at the same address.

What do Norcross patients come in for?

Enlarged prostate symptoms, overactive bladder and leakage, and PSA or prostate cancer care fill most of the Crown Pointe Way calendar. We also treat kidney stones, blood in the urine, ED, low testosterone and vasectomy, and Norcross patients receive many of those treatments down the hall from the exam rooms.

What do Norcross patients ask about the clinic?

Is surgery done in the same building?

Yes. The outpatient surgery suites are down the hall from the exam rooms.

Do you see women for bladder concerns?

Yes. Many Norcross women book with us for leaks, urgency, infections or blood in the urine, and we welcome them.

How is a visit focused on what matters to you?

Many Norcross patients arrive with a specific worry, often a stream that has slowed, an urge that will not wait, or a PSA result from a primary care doctor. We address that first, then look at anything else you mention.

Which questions do we hear from Norcross?

Is a referral required to get on the schedule?

Often not. You can phone us without one; a handful of plans still expect a referral, so confirm with your insurer ahead of time.

Do you treat women?

Yes. Bladder concerns bring women to the Lawrenceville office as often as anything else.

Is surgery done in a hospital?

Most procedures happen in the ambulatory surgery center at the Lawrenceville office, a licensed outpatient facility, by the urologist who evaluated you.

What if I'm paying myself?

Norcross patients without coverage can dial 678-344-8900; a scheduler explains what to expect well before anything is booked.

What other questions come from Norcross?

Which building do Norcross patients visit?

Norcross patients see our team at 501 Crown Pointe Way in Lawrenceville, where the clinic and surgery center share one building.

What should I bring to my first visit?

For your visit, please have your insurance card and photo ID ready, along with an up-to-date list of the medications you take. Copies of any recent lab work or imaging from other offices are helpful too, and for bladder concerns, a two-day bladder diary gives us a clear picture.

How much time should I set aside?

Norcross patients usually budget about an hour for check-in, the talk and quick tests like a urine sample.

Do you treat prostate problems?

Yes. Norcross men come to us most for BPH, a PSA that keeps climbing, and prostate cancer care.

Is a companion allowed in the exam room?

Sure; Norcross patients often bring a spouse, a grown son or daughter, or a friend who keeps notes.

Do you see patients for kidney stones?

Yes. We treat stones with medicines, shock wave lithotripsy or ureteroscopy, and we help you lower the chance of another one.

Who sees Norcross patients?

A Lawrenceville urologist or physician assistant; name a preferred provider when you book.

Do you treat bladder leaks?

Yes. We treat stress leaks and overactive bladder with pelvic floor therapy, bladder training, medicines, Botox and nerve stimulation.

Do you offer vasectomy?

Yes. Our urologists perform no-scalpel vasectomy at the Lawrenceville surgery center after a short consultation.

What if I have blood in my urine?

Call us soon. Blood in the urine, even once and even without pain, is worth a prompt visit.

Still wondering about something?

Call 678-344-8900. Our team is happy to answer questions before you book.

Which other Norcross questions come up?

Do I need a referral from my primary care doctor?

Most patients can schedule directly. Some plans do ask for a referral, so look over your policy or call your insurer before the visit.

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

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