Men’s Health  |  Reconstructive Urology

Reconstructive Urology

Reconstructive urology is a specialized branch of urologic surgery focused on repairing, rerouting or recreating parts of the male urinary tract and reproductive organs. Whether the underlying cause is a birth defect, an injury, scar tissue or a prior surgery, our team combines advanced surgical techniques with careful planning to restore normal function and quality of life for men.

If you are living with a chronic urologic issue or have been told your case is complex, request an appointment with our reconstructive team.

Conditions We Treat

Our reconstructive program addresses the conditions that most often affect how the male urinary and reproductive systems function. Common reasons patients are referred include:

Urethral Stricture Disease

Scar tissue in the urethra can narrow the channel, causing weak stream, straining, incomplete emptying and recurrent urinary tract infections. Treatment ranges from endoscopic incision to urethroplasty, a durable open reconstruction.

Peyronie’s Disease

A buildup of fibrous plaque in the penis that causes curvature, pain during erection and difficulty with intimacy. We offer both medical therapy and surgical correction, including plaque incision or excision with grafting and penile prosthesis placement when appropriate.

Erectile Dysfunction Requiring Surgery

When medications and less invasive treatments have not delivered results, penile prosthesis implantation offers a discreet and reliable solution. Learn more about erectile dysfunction treatment.

Traumatic Injuries

Reconstruction after motor vehicle accidents, falls, sports injuries, pelvic fractures or penetrating trauma affecting the kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra, penis or scrotum.

Bladder and Urinary Fistulas

Abnormal connections between the bladder and adjacent organs, often following pelvic surgery, radiation for prostate cancer or other pelvic disease. Surgical repair restores normal anatomy and stops chronic leakage.

Congenital and Birth Defects

Adult repair of conditions such as hypospadias, epispadias and other congenital anomalies of the male urinary tract or reproductive organs, including revisions of prior childhood surgeries.

Neurologic Conditions Affecting the Bladder

Bladder dysfunction caused by spinal cord injury, multiple sclerosis, spina bifida or stroke may benefit from reconstruction such as bladder augmentation or urinary diversion to protect the kidneys and improve continence.

Gender Affirming Procedures

Consultation and coordination for select gender affirming urologic procedures as part of a multidisciplinary care plan.

Our Approach

Reconstructive urology cases are rarely one size fits all. Every plan begins with a detailed history, targeted imaging and often cystoscopy so we understand your anatomy before we recommend a procedure. Whenever possible we choose the least invasive option that will produce a durable result. When open reconstruction is the better path, our fellowship trained specialists have the experience to deliver it.

You will meet the surgeon who will perform your procedure, review realistic outcomes together and receive a clear recovery plan with a direct line to our team for questions.

What to Expect During Recovery

Recovery varies with the procedure. Endoscopic treatments such as internal urethrotomy usually mean same day discharge and a return to routine activity within a week. Open reconstructions like urethroplasty typically involve a short hospital stay, a urinary catheter for two to three weeks and a gradual return to activity over four to six weeks. Peyronie’s disease surgery and penile prosthesis placement often allow same day or next day discharge with a structured return to intimacy at about six weeks. Your written aftercare instructions will cover wound care, activity restrictions, catheter care when applicable and warning signs that need prompt attention.

Why Choose WNY Urology for Reconstructive Care

Our team brings fellowship level training and years of complex case experience to every consultation. Because we handle the full spectrum of men’s urology under one practice, your reconstruction is coordinated with any related care you need for BPH, prostate cancer, erectile dysfunction or ongoing bladder health, without the delays of outside referrals. Our patients report a 94.4% satisfaction rate on national surveys.

Schedule a Consultation

Complex urologic problems deserve a specialist. Our reconstructive urology team accepts new and referred patients from across the region. Request an appointment online or call the WNY Urology office most convenient to you.