Artificial urinary sphincter, male sling, post-prostatectomy incontinence, BPH, and complex or revision continence reconstruction.
Male urinary incontinence after prostate surgery, radiation, or previous procedures is treatable, and more than one option usually exists. Treatment is individualized to the degree of leakage, hand function, prior surgery, anatomy, and personal goals.
My experience includes Artificial Urinary Sphincter Center of Excellence recognition, with expertise in both straightforward and complex post-prostatectomy incontinence, including patients who have already undergone treatment or surgery.
A diagnosis does not automatically mean surgery. Conservative and non-surgical options are reviewed first whenever they can achieve your goals.
Dr. Bilal Farhan offers expert diagnosis and treatment for a wide range of male urologic conditions. With advanced fellowship training in functional and reconstructive urology, he provides both medical management and cutting-edge surgical options tailored to each patient’s needs.
From minimally invasive BPH treatments like HoLEP and GreenLight laser therapy to complex urethral reconstruction and male prosthetic urology, Dr. Farhan helps men regain function, confidence, and quality of life.
Holmium laser enucleation of the prostate for severe BPH with durable results.
Minimally invasive laser treatment to relieve urinary symptoms from BPH.
Complex reconstructive surgery for urethral stricture disease.
Prosthetic device to treat moderate to severe male urinary incontinence.
Minimally invasive option for selected cases of male stress incontinence.
PCNL, mini-PCNL, and ureteroscopy for effective stone treatment.
Procedure Gallery
From laser BPH surgery to prosthetic and reconstructive urology, here is how Dr. Farhan restores urinary and sexual function in men.
Laser Prostate SurgeryHolmium laser enucleation removes obstructing prostate tissue regardless of gland size, delivering durable relief with a very low retreatment rate. Dr. Farhan established the HoLEP service program at UTMB.
It depends on prostate size, symptoms, medications, and your goals. Dr. Farhan reviews HoLEP, GreenLight, and medication options with objective testing such as uroflow and ultrasound before recommending a path.
Most men go home within a day, keep a catheter briefly, and return to normal routines within one to two weeks with clear improvement in flow.
Yes. Post-prostatectomy incontinence is a core focus, including male slings and artificial urinary sphincter placement, as well as revision of prior devices.
Yes. Dr. Farhan sees new patients at CLS Health Center for Advanced Urology in Southeast Houston, 10950 Resource Pkwy, Houston, TX 77089. Call 346-414-3426.
