Minimally Invasive Solutions for Enlarged Prostate (BPH)
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) is common in men over 50 and causes:
Frequent urination, especially at night
Sudden urges and incomplete emptying
Lifestyle changes to stay near bathrooms
Many men wait years to seek help. But treatment can dramatically improve quality of life—no more missed events or constant planning around bathrooms.
What Is PAE? How Does It Work?
Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE) is a non-surgical procedure that is designed to:
Normally reduces the prostate size by approximately 20–30% by cutting off its blood supply
Performed through a tiny catheter inserted in the hip or groin, allowing for minimal invasiveness
Conducted by an interventional radiologist in an outpatient setting
PAE is intended to provide significant relief without the need for surgical excision or removal of tissue
Explore Your BPH Treatment Options
We proudly offer ALL treatment options for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH):
Minimally invasive procedures like Urolift, Rezum, Optilume BPH, and iTind
Resective procedures such as Greenlight PVP, Hydros Aquablation, TURP, HOLEP, and robotic simple prostatectomy
We have NUMEROUS Centers of Excellence (COEs) specializing in these procedures. Don’t hesitate—speak to your doctor today to arrange a work-up and discover which procedure is best suited to your unique needs. Your health journey starts here!
Is PAE Right for Me?
Georgia Urology offers a full range of treatments for an Enlarged Prostate (BPH) —from quick in-office solutions to surgical options. We’ll help you choose what fits your prostate size, anatomy, and lifestyle best.
Don’t wait. Relief is real—and it’s closer than you think.
Feel free to book your consultation with one of our doctors, during which we can discuss your options.
Is PAE Right for Me?