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Dr. Braedon Collins

Dr. Braedon Collins
Born and raised in Oak Grove, Oklahoma, Dr. Collins completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma. He later attended the University of Oklahoma Health and Sciences Center in Oklahoma City for medical school. Dr. Collins eventually moved to Omaha, Nebraska, to complete his urology residency at Creighton University. Dr. Collins and his wife, Ashlyn, ultimately relocated to Fayetteville, Arkansas, to raise their family. Since joining the community, Dr. Collins’ interest in advanced urological treatments has only grown. Today, he provides comprehensive care through minimally invasive benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) treatments, including laser enucleation, stone surgery, microscopic surgery for infertility treatment, urethroplasty, sacral neuromodulation, and now Aquablation Therapy. Dr. Collins is thrilled to continue his education and training in the most contemporary urological surgery techniques. In his spare time, Dr. Collins enjoys spending time with his family, fishing, camping, and traveling whenever he can.
Medical School:

University of Oklahoma Health and Sciences Center in Oklahoma City

Residency:

Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska

Undergraduate:

University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma

Locations

Northwest Arkansas Urology Associates Springdale, Arkansas

5401 Willow Creek DriveSpringdale, Arkansas, 72762United States
479-521-8980 | Visit Website

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