Paul Atkins

Aquablation therapy is presented as a modern, heat-free, robotic-assisted procedure for treating symptoms of benign prostatic hyperplasia, offering symptom relief while aiming to preserve urinary and sexual function. It is positioned as an option for men whose symptoms affect quality of life or who have not responded well to medication. The piece highlights clinical outcomes showing high preservation of continence and sexual function and encourages men to consult healthcare professionals to determine suitability.