Frequently Asked Questions Questions

We've answered the most frequently asked questions about our services.

1. At what age should I start prostate checkups?

At Urohealth, we recommend that every man over the age of 40 have a regular urological check-up and PSA test at least once a year.

These closed laser surgical methods offer sutureless procedures, minimal bleeding risk, and much faster recovery compared to traditional surgeries.
Yes, Rezum treatment, which does not require surgical incisions, is a very safe modern method, especially because it preserves sexual function and allows for a quick return to daily life.
Unlike standard biopsies, millimeter-precise targeting guided by MRI images reduces the margin of error and allows us to make the most accurate diagnosis.

With over 10 years of surgical experience, our military medical background, and our state-of-the-art certified technological equipment, we offer personalized treatment.

It is recommended that men without a family history of prostate cancer begin regular urological examinations and PSA tests starting at age 50, and those with a family history start at age 40-45.
Yes, because many urological diseases, such as prostate cancer and kidney stones, may not show symptoms in their early stages. Early diagnosis is life-saving.
Frequent urination can be a symptom of prostate enlargement, diabetes, or a urinary tract infection. If it affects your quality of daily life, you should definitely seek expert advice.
HoLEP is the complete removal of enlarged prostate tissue using a laser. It is considered the “gold standard” for prostate enlargement of all sizes, especially in large prostates.
In the HoLEP method, the nerves responsible for erection are not damaged, therefore erectile dysfunction is not expected after surgery.
11. What is the difference between MR fusion biopsy and classic biopsy?
While classic biopsies collect random samples, MR Fusion combines MR images with ultrasound to pinpoint the area suspected of cancer.
At our clinic, this procedure is usually performed under light anesthesia (sedation), so the patient does not feel any pain or discomfort.
Transperineal (through the skin) biopsies carry a much lower risk of infection compared to traditional methods.
No. The surgeon controls the entire operation; the robotic system translates the surgeon’s hand movements into millimeter-precise movements, ensuring a safer procedure.
It offers less bleeding, smaller scars, less pain, and a much faster hospital discharge.
Yes, with robotic surgery, only the tumorous portion can be removed (partial nephrectomy), preserving the healthy tissue of the kidney.
Yes; there are many modern treatment methods available, such as drug therapies, ESWT (shock wave therapy), PRP, and, if necessary, penile prostheses (penile implants).
It is a non-surgical, painless laser treatment method used for urinary incontinence and vaginal rejuvenation in women.
Depending on the location and size of the stone, it can be completely removed using RIRS (intrarenal resection of the kidney) or PNL (percutaneous nephrolithotomy) methods.
Thanks to the minimally invasive and robotic methods we use, most of our patients can return to their social lives and light work routines within 2 to 5 days.

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