POST-ONCOLOGY PELVIC HEALTH · RECONSTRUCTIVE UROLOGY
Struggling with leakage, erection problems, or scarring after cancer treatment? Care focused on restoring bladder control and sexual function after prostate, bladder, or colorectal cancer.
POST-PROSTATECTOMY RECOVERY
Coordinated AUS + IPP Surgery
For men suffering from both urinary leakage and erectile dysfunction after radical prostatectomy, an Artificial Urinary Sphincter (AUS) and Penile Prosthesis (IPP) can be placed synchronously in a single outpatient operation.
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RADIATION INJURY RECOVERY
Radiation Cystitis & Tissue Fibrosis
Pelvic radiotherapy can cause microvascular endarteritis, bladder shrinkage, bleeding, and severe dysuria years after treatment. Managed with protective pharmacotherapy and specialized reconstructive repair.
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EARLY PENILE REHAB
Post-Op Penile Rehabilitation
Early oxygenation protocols following nerve-sparing surgery prevent cavernous smooth muscle fibrosis, veno-occlusive leakage, and length loss during the 12–24 month nerve recovery window.
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Survivorship Rehabilitation Pathways
Post-Prostatectomy / Post-Cystectomy
Post-Surgical Erectile Dysfunction
Evidence-based recovery pathways combining penile traction, PDE5 inhibitors, injections, and implants.
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Sphincteric Incompetence
Post-Prostatectomy Incontinence
Leakage treatment with the AMS 800™ artificial urinary sphincter. If leakage continues with a working device, an overactive bladder is often the cause, and it has its own treatments.
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Radiation Cystitis & Stricture
Radiation-Induced Complications
Comprehensive management of post-radiotherapy ischemic tissue damage and severe lower urinary tract symptoms.
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How long until I know whether things will recover on their own?
Bladder control often improves over the first year after surgery. Erection nerves can take 1 to 2 years. You don't have to wait idly. Rehabilitation and treatment can start early.
Can I still be treated after radiation?
Yes. Radiated tissue heals more slowly, so planning matters, but slings, sphincters, implants, and stricture repair all remain options.
Will treatment interfere with my cancer follow-up?
No. Implants and sphincters don't affect PSA monitoring.
Can leakage and erection problems be fixed at the same time?
Often, yes. A penile implant and an artificial urinary sphincter can be placed during the same operation.
I leak urine during orgasm. Is that common?
Yes, it's common after prostatectomy and it's treatable. Mention it at your visit.
Reclaim Your Quality of Life After Cancer
Book a consultation in Garden City or by video to talk through options for leakage and erections after cancer treatment.
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