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Nicholas Farber, MD

Urologist in Watkinsville, GA

The Oakwood office at 4239 Mundy Mill Rd is getting ready to open. Until it opens, appointments are made at our Braselton Clinic, and procedures are scheduled at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center.

Watkinsville, Bogart and Oconee County patients are welcomed at the Advanced Urology Braselton Clinic, with procedures at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center. Dr. Nicholas Farber, Dr. Vik Sabarwal and Dr. Hemant Chaparala see patients in Braselton.

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Where do we usually begin?

  • Enlarged prostate (BPH): waking up to urinate, sudden urges, or flow that has faded over the years. We confirm what is going on and explain medication and procedure options in detail.
  • Overactive bladder: frequency and urgency that you plan your day around. Our clinicians tailor care with bladder habits, medication, Botox or the Altaviva implant.
  • Prostate cancer: guidance on screening, an elevated PSA or a recent diagnosis. Our physicians discuss imaging, biopsy and treatment openly so you can decide what fits your life.

How is care arranged for Oconee County?

Consultations and follow-up appointments take place in Braselton. If a procedure is the right choice, our team schedules it at the Lawrenceville surgery center and prepares you for every step.

Oconee County patients see us as well for stone episodes, visible or microscopic hematuria, erection and testosterone concerns, and growths found on a kidney, the bladder lining or a testicle.

What should Oconee patients have ready?

Your insurance card, photo identification, a medication list and copies of recent urology tests help your first visit go smoothly. Write down your main questions so nothing is missed.

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 Watkinsville?

Physicians

Physician assistants & nurse practitioners

What do Watkinsville patients ask?

Who are the Braselton physicians Oconee patients see?

Dr. Nicholas Farber, Dr. Vik Sabarwal and Dr. Hemant Chaparala, along with our physician assistants, care for patients at the Braselton Clinic.

How do I get my records to you?

Ask your previous office to send them before your appointment, or bring copies with you. Our team will add them to your chart.

Which videos can help?

Video thumbnail: Get to know Dr. Nicholas Farber (Advanced Urology YouTube channel)Watch on YouTube: Get to know Dr. Nicholas Farber

What the video covers: An introduction to Dr. Nicholas Farber, one of our urologists, so you can get to know him before a visit.

These open on Advanced Urology's YouTube channel.

How do we care for Oconee County?

Watkinsville and Bishop families receive attentive care from our Braselton urologists, with visits and in-office testing under one roof.

If surgery is right for you, the urologist you met in Braselton performs it at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center.

Where are Oconee County patients cared for?

Our Braselton office on Old Winder Hwy is home base for Watkinsville, Bogart, Bishop and Farmington residents. The clinic offers consultations, bloodwork, ultrasound and pathology on site.

Why are visits in Braselton and procedures in Lawrenceville?

Your evaluation, test results, medicine plan and follow-ups stay in Braselton. An Oconee County patient choosing an outpatient procedure has it at Crown Pointe Way, led by the familiar Braselton physician.

What do we help Oconee County patients with?

Enlarged prostate symptoms come first, then overactive bladder and leakage, then PSA results and prostate cancer care. Kidney stones, blood in the urine, ED, low T and vasectomy are part of our daily work too.

What do Oconee County patients ask?

Do you see women?

Yes. Bladder urgency, leaks, repeat infections and kidney stones bring many Oconee County women to us.

How do I book?

Oconee County patients can reserve online around the clock or phone our desk while the office is open.

What should I bring?

Insurance information, photo ID and your medicine list.

Are Oconee County patients welcome in Braselton?

Watkinsville, Bogart and Bishop residents are cared for at our Braselton clinic, 2695 Old Winder Hwy, Suite 150. Oconee County visits there include on-site labs, ultrasound and pathology, while operations take place at Crown Pointe Way in Lawrenceville.

What else do Oconee County patients ask?

Is a referral required?

Most patients do not need one. Check your insurance plan, since a few require it before a specialist visit.

Why do Oconee County patients start with a conversation?

Urinary symptoms can have more than one cause, so our clinicians begin by listening. A Watkinsville man up three times a night may have an enlarged prostate, a bladder that has become overactive, or both, and the plan differs for each. Watkinsville women who leak usually fall into one of three patterns: leaking with a cough or lift, leaking with a sudden urge, or some of each. Sorting that out at the first visit is what makes the treatment that follows work.

If prostate cancer is part of your story, we keep you informed at every step, from the first PSA to imaging, biopsy results and the decision about treatment. Bring a family member if it helps; questions are always welcome.

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

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