UroLift is a minimally invasive BPH treatment in which tiny implants tie back the overgrown prostate lobes like curtains, opening the channel for urine.
How does UroLift work?
Working through the urethra, the urologist places tiny implants that pin the enlarged lobes aside. No tissue is cut away or heated.
It is an outpatient procedure, and most men head home the same day.
Who may it help?
UroLift is one of several BPH options. Prostate size and shape matter, so our urologists check them with imaging before recommending it.
Which other BPH options do we offer?
Your Lawrenceville visit may also cover BPH medicines, Aquablation, TURP, HoLEP laser surgery, or PAE, which interventional radiologists perform.
Where will you be seen?
Advanced Urology Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center
Before anyone mentions UroLift, our urologists want the full picture. Our Gwinnett team will ask about daytime trips, stream strength, night waking and the pills you have already tried. A urine sample rules out infection, and a bladder scan shows how much is left behind after you go.
Prostate size and shape are then measured with imaging, because the implants suit some prostate shapes and not others. If it does not, we explain why and walk you through the other options on the same day.
Which men often ask us about it?
Men whose BPH medicines stopped helping, or who disliked the side effects
Men who want to avoid cutting or heating prostate tissue
Men who care about keeping ejaculation unchanged and want to talk through that goal
Men who prefer a same-day, outpatient procedure close to Lawrenceville
What do Gwinnett men ask about UroLift?
Will I need a catheter afterward?
Many men go home without one. Whether you need one briefly depends on your bladder and what we find during the procedure, and we will tell you before you leave.
Is UroLift a cure?
It relieves the blockage the lobes cause. Because the gland may continue to enlarge, we schedule regular check-ins and change course if symptoms come back.
Can I just keep taking pills?
Yes, if they work for you. UroLift is a choice, and we are glad to keep medicines going as long as they control your symptoms.
Are you ready to book?
Phone 678-344-8900 or tap Book online and mention UroLift, so the scheduler can plan your consultation at 501 Crown Pointe Way.
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.
