Meet our care team
Our new Oakwood location on Mundy Mill Road is nearly ready. For now, our Braselton team is glad to book your visit, with procedures handled at our Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center.
These Advanced Urology physicians and physician assistants are listed at our Lawrenceville and Braselton offices and for our Oakwood office, which is opening soon. Each name links to a fuller introduction.
Physicians
Mukesh Patel, MDUrologist / Urologic SurgeonLawrenceville
Vik Sabarwal, MDUrologist / Urologic Surgeon, Director Surgery Center LawrencevilleLawrenceville, Braselton
Michael F. Nordsiek, DOUrologist / Urologic SurgeonLawrenceville
Hemant Chaparala, MDUrologist / Urologic SurgeonLawrenceville, Braselton, Oakwood (opening soon)
Nicholas Farber, MDUrologist / Urological SurgeonBraselton
Physician assistants & nurse practitioners
Lucy Choi, PA-CPhysician AssistantLawrenceville, Braselton
Ian Thomas, PA-CPhysician AssistantLawrenceville, Oakwood (opening soon)
Jordon Blackmon, PA-CPhysician AssistantLawrenceville
Sarah Nayebosadri, PA-CPhysician AssistantBraselton
Lauren Goring, PA-CPhysician AssistantBraselton, Oakwood (opening soon)
Lucy Fischer, PA-CPhysician AssistantBraselton, Oakwood (opening soon)
Lauren Tymchuk, PA-CPhysician AssistantOakwood (opening soon)
Physician assistants work alongside our urologists as part of the care team.
Want a specific provider? Ask when you call.
Call (678) 344-8900What else do patients ask?
Can Lawrenceville patients have imaging and procedures in one place?
Many can. Lab work, imaging and outpatient surgery all happen inside the Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center at 501 Crown Pointe Way, so fewer separate appointments are needed.
What happens after I book online?
Our Gwinnett scheduling team confirms the time, notes your main concern and lets you know what paperwork, medication list and insurance card to have ready.
Do you see women for bladder and kidney concerns?
Yes. Lawrenceville women come to us for leaks, urgency, repeat infections, blood in the urine and kidney stones, and our physician assistants and urologists share that care.
My stream slowed down years ago. Is it too late to treat?
No. Crown Pointe Way sees men who waited a decade before asking. We measure how well the bladder empties today and build a plan from medicines through UroLift, Aquablation, HoLEP or TURP around what we find.
How do I describe overactive bladder at the appointment?
Plain words work. Describe your daytime and overnight bathroom count, any urges that strike with no warning, and any leaks before you reach the toilet. A three-day bathroom log is a handy extra.
Who will you see at each office?
At 501 Crown Pointe Way, patients meet Dr. Mukesh Patel, Dr. Vik Sabarwal, Dr. Michael F. Nordsiek and Dr. Hemant Chaparala, along with physician assistants Lucy Choi, Ian Thomas and Jordon Blackmon. In Braselton the physicians are Dr. Vik Sabarwal, Dr. Hemant Chaparala and Dr. Nicholas Farber. Dr. Chaparala is also listed for our Oakwood Clinic on Mundy Mill Road, which is opening soon.
Physician assistants handle many first visits and follow-ups, order tests and work hand in hand with the urologist who oversees your care. If you would like a particular clinician, say so when you book; if you simply want the next opening, our schedulers will find it.
How does your first appointment run?
Arrive a few minutes early with your photo ID, insurance card and a list of medicines. Once checked in, you talk through your history with a clinician, have a short exam and may be sent down the corridor for urine, blood or imaging. Before you leave, you will know the plan and when to come back.
Which videos can help?
Watch on YouTube: Get to know Dr. Nicholas FarberWhat 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.
Ready to talk with our urologists? We're here for you.