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27/10/2025

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29/05/2025

Pen*s Filling

There are not only aesthetic concerns but also functional concerns in pen*s filling. The most suitable solution for patients who want to increase their pen*s size and do not want to undergo surgery is the thickening process with hyaluronic acid fillers. In addition to being performed without surgery, one of the most important advantages of this procedure is that it can be reversed without surgery if desired. The update made in 2025 from the European Urology Association guidelines stated that patient satisfaction is the highest technique. (78-100%). In addition, not reporting any permanent side effects related to the procedure is another important advantage.

How is Pen*s Filling Done?
Hyaluronic acid fillers are generally preferred from pen*s filling. The reason for this is that hyaluronic acid is a natural material and can be melted if necessary. After the examination, the procedure is performed under local anesthesia in suitable patients. Creams and a small needle are preferred for local anesthesia. After the numbing process, the filling material is placed between the pen*s and the skin in a process that takes approximately 15 minutes.

27/05/2025

Prostate Enlargement

The prostate organ, which is found in every man, can grow in volume with age and cause health problems. As age progresses, prostate enlargement occurs to a certain extent in every man. In addition, it can occur with different clinics in every man.

Does Benign Prostate Enlargement Mean Cancer?
Benign prostatic hyperplasia is completely different from prostate cancer. As its name suggests, benign prostatic hyperplasia is not a type of cancer. In addition, there is no connection between the growth of the prostate in volume and the development of cancer.

Non-surgical prostate treatment
Benign prostatic hyperplasia can be treated without surgery. As a result of the evaluation, medical and natural treatments are possible. Many treatments are applied in our clinic before surgery.

What are the symptoms of prostate disease?
Difficulty urinating
Urinating intermittently
Waking up more than once at night to urinate
Urinary incontinence
Sexual problems
Bleeding in urine
Forked urination
Urinating more often than every 2 hours
Is prostate surgery risky?
Prostate surgery planning should be done at the right time. Waiting for a long time in patients who need surgery will result in the bladder losing its ability to function. In this case, it will not be possible to urinate even if the urinary tract is opened with surgery. Again, not being able to empty the urine sufficiently can lead to many problems including damage to the kidneys. Therefore, surgery will be a suitable option in cases such as failure to respond to drug treatment, bleeding in the urine, frequently recurring urinary tract infections, bladder stones, complete closure of the urinary tract and side effects due to drugs.

How is prostate surgery performed?
Today, prostate surgeries are almost completely performed closed from the urinary tract. Open surgery is very rare. The recovery period in closed surgeries is much shorter than in open surgeries. Regional or general anesthesia is used depending on the general health condition of the patient. The operation time is between 1-2 hours, while the hospital stay is 1 or 2 days. It is necessary to stay with a catheter for 1 day after the surgery. The methods used in closed surgeries are different from each other and monopolar, bipolar, plasma kinetic and laser systems are used. Laser prostate surgery is an alternative to open surgery, especially in patients with large prostates.

Are prostate surgeries risky?
Although one of the most common complications of prostate surgery is bleeding, blood transfusions are rarely required. Necessary precautions must be taken for the risk of infection. It must be seen that there is no reproduction in the urine culture test before the surgery. In the first days after prostate surgery, there may be problems with urinary incontinence, especially in the form of not being able to urinate. These problems mostly resolve on their own. Rarely, additional treatment is required for urinary incontinence.