Plain-spoken, evidence-based articles about Aquablation therapy, BPH, and what to expect at every step — from diagnosis to recovery.
The original Aquablation trials excluded men in urinary retention. Newer studies changed the picture: nearly all catheter-dependent men were voiding on their own afterward.
Read article →Fort Lauderdale and Plantation men can get Aquablation with the first urologist in Palm Beach and Broward to reach 200 procedures. Here's how the process works start to finish.
Read article →UroLift and Aquablation both protect sexual function, but they work in completely different ways. Here's how they compare on results, recovery, and how long relief lasts.
Read article →The American Urological Association's 2026 guideline upgraded Aquablation to a "should offer" recommendation and expanded it to larger prostates. Here's what changed and why it matters.
Read article →Dr. Christopher Tallman is the first urologist in Palm Beach and Broward Counties to reach 200 Aquablation surgeries — here's why that milestone matters for patients.
Read article →Searching for Aquablation near you in South Florida? Here's how to vet a surgeon, what to ask at consultation, and how to prepare.
Read article →Both handle big glands. Here's how Aquablation and HoLEP differ on operative time, ejaculatory function, recovery, and surgeon experience.
Read article →Symptom scores, flow rates, five-year durability, and retreatment rates — what the published Aquablation data actually says.
Read article →Flomax stopped working? Side effects piling up? Here's how to tell whether it's time to move from BPH medication to a definitive procedure.
Read article →Getting up two, three, or four times a night isn't just aging. Here's what causes nocturia in men with BPH and what actually resolves it.
Read article →Told your prostate is too big for a minimally invasive procedure? Aquablation treats large glands in roughly the same operative time as small ones.
Read article →Medications, UroLift, Rezum, TURP, laser, Aquablation — a side-by-side comparison of BPH treatments available to South Florida men.
Read article →From Fort Lauderdale to Pembroke Pines, here's how Broward County men can access Aquablation therapy for BPH and what the process looks like start to finish.
Read article →Looking for Aquablation in Palm Beach County? Here's how to find an experienced surgeon, what insurance covers, and what your treatment timeline looks like.
Read article →A simple, no-nonsense guide to getting ready for Aquablation — from medication adjustments and bowel prep to what to pack for your overnight stay.
Read article →Medication is the first step for most men with BPH — but it isn't always the right long-term answer. Here are the signs it's time to consider a procedure.
Read article →Preserving sexual function is one of Aquablation's biggest advantages over older BPH surgeries. Here's what the data — and the patient experience — actually look like.
Read article →An enlarged prostate doesn't mean cancer — but the symptoms can overlap. Here's how doctors tell BPH and prostate cancer apart, and what testing reveals.
Read article →Aquablation is covered by Medicare and most insurers, but your real out-of-pocket cost depends on a handful of factors. Here's how to estimate yours.
Read article →Most Aquablation side effects are mild and short-lived. Here's a clear-eyed look at what to expect — and which symptoms aren't normal.
Read article →Before you commit to any BPH procedure, take this list to your consultation. The right questions reveal whether you're getting a tailored plan — or a one-size-fits-all answer.
Read article →Both use water — but they work very differently. Here's how Aquablation and Rezum compare on efficacy, recovery, and which prostate sizes each is built for.
Read article →From catheter removal in 24–48 hours to full activity at 4–6 weeks, here's a realistic day-by-day recovery roadmap after Aquablation.
Read article →Most men who have Aquablation are still benefiting from it five years later. Here's what the long-term data shows about durability and retreatment.
Read article →Aquablation is FDA-cleared and covered by Medicare and most major insurers — but the details matter. Here's what to know about cost and coverage.
Read article →Most men dismiss the early signs of BPH as 'just getting older.' Here are the symptoms worth paying attention to — and why ignoring them costs you.
Read article →What recovery actually looks like — day by day and week by week — after Aquablation therapy for an enlarged prostate.
Read article →An honest, side-by-side comparison of Aquablation and TURP — the two most discussed BPH surgery options — so you can make an informed decision.
Read article →A robotic, heat-free waterjet procedure that treats enlarged prostate (BPH) with precision — no incisions, no heat, and works on prostates of any size.
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