The Prostate Artery Embolization procedure uses a tube that goes into an artery. With this tube the doctor can reach the blood vessels that feed the prostate and cut their flow. Because the procedure is small and does not cut the prostate it can be a choice instead of big surgeries for the right patients. Recovery is usually faster. There is no cut on the prostate. Dr. Zaheer Sherazi looks at each person one, by one. Recommends the best plan based on how bad the symptoms are, how the prostate looks and the patient’s general health.

Prostate Artery Embolization is a small‑cut treatment for men who have trouble because their prostate is too big. It is also called Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. The treatment works by cutting the blood supply to the prostate. This makes the prostate shrink. Helps stop problems such as having to go to the bathroom often a weak stream, trouble starting to pee and not fully emptying the bladder. Dr. Zaheer Sherazi looks at each patient carefully. Uses special imaging to give the best care for people who could have Prostate Artery Embolization.