A cystoscopy is a procedure that allows a urologist to examine the lining of the bladder and the tube that carries urine out of the body. Performed by a urologist, this procedure provides a clear image of the bladder for accurate assessment. The main goals of a cystoscopy are to:. Patients with the following symptoms could require a cystoscopy:. Circumcision Vasectomy Treatment of condyloma Bio-identical replacement therapy Spermatocele Hydrocele repair Erectile dysfunction Vasectomy reversal.
Difficulty to hold urine Difficulty to urinate Ejaculation pain Erectile dysfunction Erectile pain Frenulum bleeding after intercourse and pain to the frenulum in erection Low libido in men Lower male vitality and sex drive Penile curvature and pain in erection Screening men's health Swelling and pain in the testicles or scrotum Urethral pain in men Urinary incontinence. Cancer prostate treament with HIFU ITIND remodeling treatment for benign prostatic hyperplasia Intracavernosal or penile injection for erectile dysfunction Intra-cavernous injections Intra-vesical Botulina injections Nanoknife Optilume treatment for urethral stricture Platelet-rich plasma therapy for erectile dysfunction Prostate anesthetic infiltration Shockwave therapy for erectile dysfunction SpaceOAR Hydrogel Spermatic cord block Testosterone replacement therapy Vapor injection under local anesthesia treatment of benign prostatic hypertrophy BPH.
Esthetics care Aesthetic revision of circumcision. Bio-identical replacement therapy Bio-identical replacement therapy. Urinary incontinence Vulvar lichen sclerosus Vaginal atrophy Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy.
Cystoscopy Urodynamic testing. Esthetics care Treatment of hair regrowth by micro-injections of plasma Alopecia.
Bio-identical replacement therapy Bioidentical hormone replacement therapy Micronized progesterone in postmenopausal women. Child circumcision Phimosis in children Baby and newborn circumcision. Parental desire for child circumcision Parental desire for baby and newborn circumcision Trouble to retract the foreskin. Phimosis in children Physiologic penile adherences Recurrent balanitis Phimosis in teenagers.
