Urology Unit

We are committed to a comprehensive approach that addresses all of the patient’s needs.

At all stages of life

The Grupo Pedro Jaén Urology Unit is characterised by its comprehensive approach to functional, clinical and aesthetic conditions affecting men at different stages of life—from young men with infertility or erectile dysfunction to older men seeking to manage symptoms associated with andropause and ageing.

Multidisciplinary approach

This unit was created with a multidisciplinary vision to ensure care tailored to each patient. For this reason, it works closely with Endocrinology, Dermatology, Facial and Body Aesthetics, Plastic Surgery and Healthy Ageing units, providing integrated solutions that address both physical health and emotional wellbeing.

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The Grupo Pedro Jaén Urology Unit has a team of specialists with extensive experience in the early diagnosis and management of prostate diseases. Among these, prostate cancer and benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) are two of the most common conditions affecting men, particularly from the age of 50 onwards.

Early diagnosis using minimally invasive techniques

Early detection is a cornerstone of urological care. Whenever appropriate, minimally invasive diagnostic techniques such as micro-ultrasound and fusion biopsy are used. These methods allow accurate assessment while minimising discomfort for the patient.

A personalised approach to treatment

Diagnostic findings are complemented by tumour marker analysis, as well as genetic and hormonal profiling and a detailed review of personal and family medical history. Based on this comprehensive evaluation, specialists develop an individualised therapeutic strategy for each patient, ensuring the most appropriate and effective care.

At the Grupo Pedro Jaén Urology Unit, we adopt a holistic view of men’s health, offering targeted treatments aimed at promoting healthy ageing. With advancing age, men may experience symptoms related to andropause, such as reduced energy levels, mood changes and loss of muscle mass. Our goal is to support quality of life through personalised, medically supervised care.

Multidisciplinary approach to hormonal health

To address the effects of declining hormone levels, treatment plans may combine hormone therapy, nutritional support and lifestyle interventions. This approach helps manage common concerns such as erectile dysfunction, sarcopenia and chronic fatigue, supporting long-term vitality and physical performance.

Comprehensive care: physical and emotional health

In addition to physical symptoms, we pay close attention to emotional wellbeing. Hormonal changes may be associated with mood disturbances, anxiety or reduced self-esteem. Our therapeutic approach therefore also incorporates strategies to support psychological health, helping patients achieve overall balance and wellbeing.

We also provide specialised care for younger patients affected by conditions impacting urological or sexual function or aesthetics, including congenital genital anomalies, erectile dysfunction, reduced libido, infertility, pelvic trauma with urogenital involvement and sexually transmitted infections.

Advanced therapies

Our unit offers access to scientifically supported therapies, ranging from injectable treatments to physical and surgical interventions, for conditions such as Peyronie’s disease, erectile dysfunction, scrotal conditions or penile morphology concerns, always aiming for functional improvement and balanced aesthetic outcomes.

Collaboration with other units

Through close collaboration with General Surgery, Dermatology, Healthy Longevity and Body Aesthetics units, we are able to approach complex problems from multiple perspectives, maximising therapeutic benefit.

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Prostate cancer is one of the most common malignancies in men, and early detection plays a key role in improving outcomes. At the Grupo Pedro Jaén Urology Unit, we provide a comprehensive approach that integrates advanced diagnostic methods with personalised treatment strategies, with the aim of controlling disease while preserving quality of life.

Minimally invasive surgery: precision and recovery

When surgical intervention is indicated, we prioritise minimally invasive techniques that allow precise tumour removal while minimising tissue trauma. These approaches help preserve urinary and sexual function where possible and are associated with faster recovery.

Active surveillance and personalised management

In selected cases of low-risk or slow-growing prostate cancer, active surveillance protocols may be recommended. These include structured monitoring, medical treatment when appropriate, lifestyle guidance and emotional support. This strategy allows care to be adapted to disease progression while minimising impact on daily life.

Whenever possible, the Grupo Pedro Jaén Urology Unit prioritises minimally invasive approaches and pharmacological treatment supported by lifestyle modification.

At the same time, the unit maintains a strong commitment to incorporating innovative techniques and advanced technologies to improve patient outcomes and quality of life.

Green laser photovaporisation

This endoscopic, minimally invasive procedure is performed via the urethra and is used to relieve urinary obstruction caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia. Its precision and safety profile make it an effective option for selected patients.

Echolaser ablation

Echolaser is a percutaneous laser technique particularly suitable for younger patients with prostatic adenomas. Its targeted action allows precise treatment while minimising impact on surrounding tissues and helping preserve sexual function.

Rezūm System

This innovative therapy uses water vapour to ablate prostate tissue and is performed on an outpatient basis. In appropriately selected patients, it can relieve urinary symptoms with limited impact on sexual and urinary function, contributing to meaningful improvement in quality of life.