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Another trip to the bathroom?

Frequent bathroom trips are a common symptom of an enlarged prostate, also
known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). references 1-3

Aquablation therapy is designed to provide long-lasting BPH relief while helping protect what matters most. reference 3

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What have you accepted as normal?

Frequent urination references 1,3

Disrupted sleep references 1,3

Planning your day
around bathrooms references 1,3

These could be signs of an enlarged prostate, also known as BPH. references 1-3

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What is benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)?

BPH is another term for enlarged prostate, which is the most common cause of urgent and frequent urination in men over 50. references 4,5 

As the prostate enlarges over time BPH gets worse—but gradually. references 1,6

Many men do not notice how much they have adjusted their lifestyle in response.

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Normal Bladder
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Normal Prostate

How does BPH affect bladder health?

As the prostate enlarges, it can press against the urethra and affect urine flow, which may lead to symptoms such as urgency, frequency, weak stream, and interrupted sleep. BPH can progress from an inconvenience to a long-term impact of bladder health. reference 1

Bladder Weakening
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Enlarged Prostate

How does BPH affect bladder health?

As the prostate enlarges, it can press against the urethra and affect urine flow, which may lead to symptoms such as urgency, frequency, weak stream, and interrupted sleep. BPH can progress from an inconvenience to a long-term impact of bladder health. reference 1

Bladder Damage
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Irreversible Bladder Damage

How does BPH affect bladder health?

As the prostate enlarges, it can press against the urethra and affect urine flow, which may lead to symptoms such as urgency, frequency, weak stream, and interrupted sleep. BPH can progress from an inconvenience to a long-term impact of bladder health. reference 1

What matters most to you?

Aquablation therapy is designed to provide long-lasting relief from BPH symptoms while protecting sexual function and bladder control. reference 3

Significant Symptom Relief

  • Symptom improvement from severe to mild reference 3
  • 94% of men retained less urine reference 7

Preservation of Sexual Function

  • >99% of men preserved erectile function references 3,8
  • >85% preserved ejaculatory function reference 3

Preservation of Bladder Control

  • 99% of patients preserved bladder control references 3,8

Likelihood of Needing Another Procedure

  • 94% of patients did not need a secondary procedure at 5 years reference 3

Recovery Time and Ease

  • Patients often go home the same day and have a catheter for 1-4 days reference 6

What is Aquablation therapy?

Aquablation therapy is designed to provide long-lasting relief from BPH symptoms while helping protect sexual function and bladder control. It uses a waterjet to precisely remove the enlarged prostate tissue causing the blockage. reference 3

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How do you treat BPH?

Medications are often the first choice, though they only manage symptoms—not the cause. references 3,5

Some men explore surgical procedures when medication fails or when symptoms persist or worsen. reference 5

BPH treatments differ in symptom relief, durability, potential effects on sexual function and bladder control, and recovery. reference 5

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More than 150k

men have chosen Aquablation therapy over other BPH treatments reference 7

Understanding these considerations can help you and your urologist determine which option is right for you.

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Long-lasting relief while helping protect what matters most reference 3

BPH treatment is about more than symptom relief. Aquablation therapy is designed to provide lasting relief
while helping protect sexual function and bladder control. reference 3

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Aquablation therapy patients in clinical studies experienced:

Strong symptom relief

Symptom improvement from severe to mild reference 3

94% of men retained less urine reference 7

Lasting results

Low likelihood of needing another BPH procedure

>94% didn’t need another BPH surgery reference 3

Protected sexual function and satisfaction

>99% of men preserved erectile function references 3,8

>85% preserved ejaculatory function reference 3

Protected bladder control

Low risk of leakage or incontinence

>99% preserved references 3,8

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How Aquablation therapy works

Aquablation therapy is a waterjet procedure that combines real-time imaging with robotic precision. It is designed to remove the prostate tissue causing the blockage while helping protect areas that control the bladder and sexual function. reference 3

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Real-Time Imaging

Detailed view of your unique anatomy

Personalized Mapping

Urologist creates a custom plan to precisely remove the blockage

Precise Robotic Treatment

Waterjet follows the plan set by your urologist

References

  1. Mayo Clinic. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). 2024.
  2. Foster HE, et al. J Urol. 2018.
  3. Elterman D, et al. BMJ Surg Interv Health Technol. 2021.
  4. Bortnick EM, et al. Rev Urol. 2019.
  5. Tanneru K, et al. J Endourol. 2021.
  6. Berjaoui M, et al. BJU Compass. 2024.
  7. Data on file, PROCEPT BioRobotics.
  8. Gilling PJ, et al. Can J Urol. 2022.
  9. Marhamati S, et al. Urology. 2026.
  10. Ng KL, et al. BMJ Surg Interv Health. 2024.