Reconstruction, penile and continence implants, and revision of prior repairs.
Penile implants, the artificial urinary sphincter, the male sling, and ProACT balloons, including revision and replacement of devices placed elsewhere. Dr. Badkhshan is recognized by Coloplast as a Center of Excellence for the Titan® inflatable penile implant.
Inflatable Penile Implant: Placement & Revision
A three-piece implant that gives a natural-feeling, on-demand erection, plus revision or replacement when a prior implant has failed.
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Malleable Penile Implant
A bendable implant with no pump to operate, for men who want the simplest device or can't manage an inflatable one.
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Artificial Urinary Sphincter (AUS)
An implanted cuff and pump that controls leakage after prostate surgery or radiation, plus revision when a sphincter wears out or fails.
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Male Sling
A mesh support placed under the urethra for mild to moderate leakage after prostate surgery. No pump to operate.
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ProACT Balloons
Two small adjustable balloons placed beside the urethra for leakage after prostate surgery, adjusted in the office at follow-up visits.
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Urethroplasty, robotic ureteral reconstruction, buried penis repair, and robotic simple prostatectomy for very large prostates.
Urethroplasty
Repair of a urethral stricture, either by removing the scar and rejoining the ends or by widening it with a graft from inside the cheek.
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Robotic Ureteroplasty
Robotic repair of a narrowed ureter, sometimes with a cheek graft, to restore drainage from the kidney and end the need for stents.
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Buried Penis Repair
Releasing a penis hidden by weight, scar, or lichen sclerosus and removing excess tissue so urination, hygiene, and sex are easier again.
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Ureteral Reimplantation
Reconnecting the ureter to a new spot on the bladder to bypass a blockage or scar near the bladder.
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Robotic Simple Prostatectomy
Robotic removal of the inner, obstructing part of a very large prostate when TURP or Aquablation isn't the right fit.
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Penile plication, plaque incision and grafting, scrotoplasty, and adult circumcision.
Penile Plication
Straightening curvature from Peyronie's disease or present since birth by placing stitches on the longer side. Outpatient surgery.
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Plaque Incision and Grafting
For severe or complex Peyronie's curvature: the plaque is cut and covered with a graft to straighten the penis and help preserve length.
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Scrotoplasty
Reshaping or rebuilding the scrotum after webbing, lymphedema, infection such as Fournier's gangrene, trauma, or prior surgery.
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Adult Circumcision & Revision
Circumcision for phimosis, lichen sclerosus, or repeated infections, and revision of a prior circumcision that left problems.
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TURP and Aquablation, with robotic simple prostatectomy for very large prostates.