Plain-spoken, evidence-based articles about Aquablation therapy, BPH, and what to expect at every step — from diagnosis to recovery.
A robotic, heat-free waterjet procedure that treats enlarged prostate (BPH) with precision — no incisions, no heat, and works on prostates of any size.
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 →What recovery actually looks like — day by day and week by week — after Aquablation therapy for an enlarged prostate.
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 →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 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 →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 →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 →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 →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 →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 →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 →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 →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 →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 →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 →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 →Medications, UroLift, Rezum, TURP, laser, Aquablation — a side-by-side comparison of BPH treatments available to South Florida men.
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 →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 →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 →Symptom scores, flow rates, five-year durability, and retreatment rates — what the published Aquablation data actually says.
Read article →Both handle big glands. Here's how Aquablation and HoLEP differ on operative time, ejaculatory function, recovery, and surgeon experience.
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 →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.
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