Robotic Surgery Specialist
Urologists located in Pasadena, CA
If you have a disease involving your bladder, kidneys, or prostate gland and you need surgery, you can trust the experts at Pasadena Urological Medical Group in Pasadena, California, to provide superior care. The highly trained urology physicians offer cutting-edge robotic surgery to treat an array of urology issues. Call the office to schedule a consultation or use the online booking feature today.
During robotic surgery at Pasadena Urological Medical Group, your provider uses robotic arms and a console to complete surgery on your bladder, prostate gland, kidneys, or nearby tissues. Dr. Chandrasoma is the only fellowship-trained robotic surgeon in Pasadena, and he’s highly trained in his field.
The main benefits of robotic surgery include:
Robotic surgery allows your urologist to complete important procedures using the most advanced, revolutionary technology and techniques available and provide outstanding results with minimal risks.
The Pasadena Urological Medical Group team lets you know if you’re a candidate for robotic surgery after asking about your symptoms and medical history.
They check your vital signs, complete a physical exam, and may recommend blood tests, urine tests, ultrasound, cystoscopy, biopsies, or other diagnostic procedures.
You might need surgery if you have an enlarged prostate, prostate cancer, cancer of the kidneys or bladder, or other problems in the urinary tract or reproductive system in men.
Symptoms of these issues include blood in your urine, blood in semen, changes in your urinary habits, pelvic pain, and pain with urination, among others.
It’s important to follow your surgeon’s instructions before you undergo robotic surgery at Pasadena Urological Medical Group. They may ask you to stop taking certain medicines and arrange for someone to drive you home after the procedure. Don’t smoke, and avoid foods and drinks the morning of surgery if asked to.
During robotic surgery at Pasadena Urological Medical Group, you receive anesthesia to help you fall asleep or relax. Your specialist also numbs the treatment area.
They make a tiny incision and use robotic arms controlled with a console to complete surgery. Your surgeon may repair, remove, or replace tissues before closing your incisions.
Afterward, it’s important to get plenty of rest. Take medicines as directed by your surgeon, and keep the surgical site clean. Avoid strenuous activity until permitted by your doctor, and attend follow-up visits to ensure proper healing.
To find out if you’re a candidate for robotic surgery at Pasadena Urological Medical Group, call the office or schedule a consultation online today.