Matthew Rainwater MD, MBA, MSc
a Provider at Valley Urology
Newborn Circumcision
Newborn Circumcision. (0-3 months)
Newborn circumcision is optimally performed in the first 30 days after birth and up to 3 months of age. For newborn circumcision, your son will lie on his back with his arms and legs restrained. After the penis and surrounding area are cleansed, an anesthetic will be injected into the base of the penis or applied to the penis as a cream. A plastic ring will be attached to the penis, and the foreskin will be removed.
Afterward, the penis will be covered with an ointment, such as a topical antibiotic or petroleum jelly, and wrapped loosely with gauze. The procedure generally takes about 10-20 minutes.
Vasectomy
Single Incision Vasectomy
A Vasectomy is a simple surgical procedure that is performed in order to cause permanent sterilization for men. Valley Urology has performed more vasectomies than any other office in the Central Valley. At Valley Urology, we typically perform the procedure as a single incision vasectomy. For most patients, this is typically performed in the office.
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Low Testosterone
For men, having low testosterone can result in a multitude of symptoms including: fatigue (feeling more tired and run down), low sex drive, issues with erections, trouble losing weight or gaining muscle, and a lower mood.
Testosterone Replacement Therapy
If you have low testosterone, we have options to help you. There are topical gels, injections and testopel pellets that can be utilized to give that testosterone back to you. We will discuss the options and will work to personalize the regimen to one that works best for you.