Aquablation Therapy

Aquablation Therapy

What is Aquablation therapy?

The procedure is carried out under general anaesthetic. A small ultrasound probe is placed into the rectum, and a camera with a built-in water jet is passed through the urethra. Using ultrasound guidance from two angles, a 3D map of the prostate is created. This allows Mr Nettleton tto plan the treatment precisely,

The robot then delivers a water jet to remove the excess prostate tissue, following the exact plan. Afterward, bleeding is controlled using a small loop electrode. A catheter is placed at the end of the operation and usually removed before discharge.

How does Aquablation therapy work?

The procedure is carried out under general anaesthetic. A small ultrasound probe is placed into the rectum, and a camera with a built-in water jet is passed through the urethra. Using ultrasound guidance from two angles, a 3D map of the prostate is created. This allows Mr Nettleton tto plan the treatment precisely,

The robot then delivers a water jet to remove the excess prostate tissue, following the exact plan. Afterward, bleeding is controlled using a small loop electrode. A catheter is placed at the end of the operation and usually removed before discharge.

Why choose Aquablation therapy?

Aquablation is suitable for a wide range of prostate sizes and offers consistent, predictable results. Unlike some traditional procedures such as TURP and laser surgery, it is heat-free, meaning there is a lower risk of affecting ejaculation and no evidence of harm to erectile function. Studies show only 0.5% of men develop stress incontinence after treatment. There is a 0% risk of erectile dysfunction and only a 11% chance of ejaculatory dysfunction.

What are the treatment options?

Aquablation is one of several treatments available for benign prostate enlargement. Mr Nettleton offers a thorough assessment to help each patient understand their symptoms and choose the most appropriate option. This might include:

  • Lifestyle or dietary changes
  • Medication
  • iTind
  • Transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP)
  • Aquablation therapy

Every treatment plan is tailored to the individual, taking into account prostate size, symptom severity, personal goals, and other medical conditions

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Is Aquablation right for me?

Aquablation is suitable for most men with prostate enlargement, but a full assessment is needed first. Mr Nettleton will discuss all your options in detail.

Aquablation is suitable for most men with prostate enlargement, but a full assessment is needed first. Mr Nettleton will discuss all your options in detail.

Aquablation is suitable for most men with prostate enlargement, but a full assessment is needed first. Mr Nettleton will discuss all your options in detail.

Aquablation is suitable for most men with prostate enlargement, but a full assessment is needed first. Mr Nettleton will discuss all your options in detail.

Aquablation is suitable for most men with prostate enlargement, but a full assessment is needed first. Mr Nettleton will discuss all your options in detail.