Aquablation Therapy for BPH (Enlarged Prostate) in New Jersey

BPH affects nearly half of men aged 51 to 60, often leading to a range of uncomfortable symptoms such as a weak urinary stream, urgency, and nighttime urination. If left untreated, it can result in serious complications like urinary tract infections or bladder damage. Traditional treatments often come with significant side effects, but Aquablation offers a new, effective alternative.

Aquablation therapy offers a state-of-the-art, minimally invasive solution for BPH. Using a powerful, heat-free water-jet, this advanced technique removes excess prostate tissue without compromising sexual function or continence. Our AI-powered HYDROS system allows for personalized treatment plans, accurately targeting problematic tissue while preserving critical anatomy.

During aquablation therapy, there are no abdominal incisions. We access your prostate through the urethra while you're under anesthesia and the procedure typically takes less than an hour.

The surgical process includes:

1. A Tailored Surgical Map: Your prostate is as unique as you are. Aquablation therapy combines ultrasound imaging with a cystoscope, allowing our skilled surgeons to create a real-time map of your prostate. This map helps us identify which parts to remove and which to preserve, ensuring that we avoid irreversible complications.
2. Precision in Tissue Removal: Once the surgical map is ready, a robotically-controlled water jet precisely removes the outlined prostate tissue. This advanced technology minimizes human error, guaranteeing consistent and predictable results.

Many men worry about any side effects associated with aquablation. Clinical study results show that:

• Men who had aquablation therapy had a low rate of irreversible complications.
• The therapy had a 0% impact on erectile function, orgasmic function, sexual desire, intercourse satisfaction, or overall sexual satisfaction.
• Almost all men with BPH preserved ejaculatory function.
• 99% of men did not experience incontinence.

We prioritize patient comfort and satisfaction. Our first patient to undergo the HYDROS Aquablation procedure, Abdo Saad, shared his positive experience, "I was looking for a state-of-the-art alternative to traditional treatments, and I found it at Hackensack University Medical Center," he said. With a tailored approach and advanced imaging capabilities, our team ensures that each patient's treatment is as effective and safe as possible.