Urology procedures in Monterrey

The procedures and treatments offered by the urologist in Monterrey address a range of urinary tract conditions and male reproductive health concerns. These include kidney stones, bladder cancer, urinary incontinence, penile curvature, erectile dysfunction, and prostate cancer. Depending on the diagnosis, care may involve diagnostic studies, medication-based treatment, minimally invasive techniques, or surgery when indicated.

Patients seeking urological care in Monterrey can discuss their symptoms, previous treatments, and available options with the specialist. Treatment recommendations are based on the patient’s specific condition and medical history, with the consultation providing an opportunity to review the proposed approach, appointments, and follow-up needs. Patients traveling to Monterrey can also discuss the treatment timeline in advance to help coordinate their visit.

Additional urology procedures in Monterrey

Cystoscopy - bladder scope test

A cystoscopy is done by inserting a small tube through the urethra until reaching the bladder. This test can help diagnose and treat conditions on the bladder and urethra.

Male circumcision

Circumcision consists of removing the foreskin at the tip of the penile to prevent urinary tract infections, or to treat conditions like phimosis or balanitis. In some cases, can be done for cosmetic reasons or before getting a penis enlargement.

Orchiopexy - Undescended testicle surgery

Orchiopexy surgery consists of returning a twisted or undescended testicle into the scrotum. The procedure can be done as laparoscopic surgery or open surgery.

Prostate biopsy

During a prostate biopsy, the specialist will insert a probe to take a small sample of the prostate tissue.

Urethral Stenosis - Urethroplasty

A urethroplasty is a surgery used to enlarge a narrowed section of the urethra. Infections and trauma are among the most common causes of urethral stenosis.

Varicocele

Varicocele surgery can help restore the blood flow of the veins whiting the bag that holds the testicles. Varicocele can cause low sperm production.

Note: Prices shown may vary according to the patient’s specific needs, treatment, and materials. Get an estimate directly from the clinic. All prices are expressed in USD and may be changed at any time with no prior notice. Prices are not final representations and are approximate to give patients a general idea of the costs.