
Erectile Dysfunction Treatment
What Are the Available Methods and Surgical Options?
Currently, common treatments for erectile dysfunction include oral medications, injectable drugs, intracavernosal injection of prostaglandins, intraurethral prostaglandin suppositories, and vacuum erection devices.
Penile venous ligation surgery is suitable for many patients. The principle behind this procedure is to reduce the outflow of blood from the corpus cavernosum through the penile veins, thereby enhancing blood retention within the erectile tissue and achieving a firmer erection.
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Microsurgical Urologic Procedures

Microsurgical Minimally Invasive Circumcision
The most precise circumcision with minimal tissue disruption
This highly refined circumcision technique minimizes tissue damage by using advanced microsurgical methods and innovative local anesthesia. Only a thin layer of foreskin is removed, preserving most of the underlying tissue, reducing bleeding risks, and resulting in a smooth, aesthetically pleasing incision with a fast recovery.

Microsurgical Varicocelectomy
The most precise and effective treatment for male infertility
Microsurgical varicocelectomy is considered the most effective method for treating male infertility related to varicoceles, especially in complex cases. It offers optimal outcomes and can often address varicoceles on both sides during a single procedure, increasing the chances of success.

Microsurgical Vasectomy
A safe and effective option for men who no longer wish to have children
Microsurgical vasectomy is a no-incision, minimally invasive procedure performed under local anesthesia. It ensures maximum precision and minimal trauma, lowering the risk of complications. It is a preferred choice for men seeking a permanent birth control solution.

Microsurgical Hernia Repair
Minimizes discomfort and shortens recovery time
Microsurgical hernia repair uses long-acting local anesthesia (lasting 4–6 hours) and is performed as an outpatient procedure — no hospitalization needed. With proper pain management, discomfort is minimal and usually improves significantly by the next day, supporting a quicker and smoother recovery.