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Are you waking up throughout the night to urinate?

Has your urine stream weakened, or does your bladder never feel completely empty?

These are classic signs of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)—an enlarged prostate.

For moderate to severe symptoms, Rezūm Water Vapor Therapy and the UroLift System offer advanced, minimally invasive solutions that restore healthy urinary flow while preserving your sexual function.

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Key Benefits at a Glance

Common BPH Symptoms

If you experience any of the following, your prostate may require medical evaluation:

⚠️ Emergency Notice:

If you experience acute urinary retention (suddenly unable to urinate at all), please seek immediate emergency care.

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Rezūm vs. UroLift: How Do They Differ?

Feature Rezūm Therapy (TWVA) UroLift System (PUL)
Mechanism Uses natural water vapor (steam) to shrink enlarged tissue. Uses tiny permanent implants to pull tissue away from the urethra.
Surgical Action Natural tissue absorption over time. Immediate mechanical lifting (no tissue removed).
Anesthesia Local anesthesia / Light sedation Local anesthesia / Light sedation
Hospital Stay Outpatient (Go home same day) Outpatient (Go home same day)
Recovery Rapid relief within a few weeks. Immediate symptom relief.

*TWVA : Transurethral Water Vapor Ablation

*PUL : Prostatic Urethral Lift

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Which Option Is Right for You?

Rezūm and UroLift are not one-size-fits-all.

The optimal choice depends on your specific prostate volume, anatomical shape, symptom severity, and personal health priorities. At Gangnam St. Mary's Urology Clinic, our specialists conduct thorough diagnostic evaluations to recommend the safest and most effective procedure for your lifestyle.

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Planning Your Visit to Seoul

We welcome international patients and offer streamlined consultations. To maximize your visit, please prepare:

1. Recent PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) test results

2. Prostate ultrasound or MRI records

3. Current medication list & medical history

You can securely forward your medical records to our international care team prior to traveling to Korea.

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※ Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice. PSA results are interpreted in the context of age, symptoms, and additional testing, and cannot independently confirm or rule out prostate cancer. A comprehensive in-person evaluation is required for accurate diagnosis. Individual results may vary.