Dr. Ronald G. Frank's urological practice specializes in a variety of treatment options to address his patients' needs. Ranked as one of NJ's top urologists by New Jersey Monthly, Dr. Frank continues to help his patients prevent and treat potentially harmful developments along the urinary tract. Whether you are concerned about an infection or an early sign of cancer, his skills and expertise will ensure the continuation of your healthy life. Dr. Frank also offers a variety of specialized services that guarantee maximum comfort while in his care. Intravenous anesthesia is used for certain in-office procedures that are known to cause discomfort, including biopsies and certain tumor treatments. He offers treatments for kidney and bladder stones, various types of cancer, and erectile dysfunction. He also offers the no-scalpel vasectomy procedure, which has become popular among patients seeking a form of permanent contraception.

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• No-Scalpel Vasectomy: The no-scalpel vasectomy procedure seals off the vas deferens with minimal invasion, and is performed under local anesthesia (or intravenous anesthesia, if desired). This procedure provides permanent contraception to men and couples who desire it.
• Greenlight PVP Laser: The Greenlight laser PVP laser is used to remove obstructing prostate tissue caused by hyperplasia, a benign over-proliferation of cells in the lower urinary tract.
• Cystoscopy: A cystoscopy is non-surgical method of viewing the urinary bladder in order to detect potential problems and to perform any necessary procedures.
• Ureteroscopy: The ureteroscopy is a diagnostic tool used to visualize the ureter, and is commonly used when treating kidney stones.
• Holmium laser: The holmium laser delivers a light-based treatment through a fiber-optic cable. It can be used in conjunction with a cytoscopy or ureteroscopy to clear bladder and/or kidney stones.
• ESWL (Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy): ESWL is used to treat and break up kidney stones without entering the urethra. Concentrated shock waves are guided by ultrasound imaging and sent through the skin to break up the stones.
• TRUS/Prostate Biopsy: Transrectal Ultrasound (TRUS) and Prostate Biopsy are used to remove a tissue sample from the prostate for histological examination. A probe is carefully inserted into the rectum to gain access to the prostate.
• Laparoscopy: Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive alternative to open surgery of the abdomen, which can be utilized to treat a variety of conditions.
• Prostate Seed Implant: Prostate "seeds" are small, carefully dosed bits of radioactive Palladium implanted directly into malignant tumors, which provides direct radiation treatment.
• HPV Vaccine: The Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is set of highly contagious viruses, which are known to cause genital warts and certain types cancers in men and women. Receiving the vaccine helps protect you and future partners.