Dr. Yaman Al Tall, the leading urologist and penile implant surgeon in Jordan

It’s advisable to see a urologist if you have pain or burning during urination, blood in the urine, frequent or difficult urination, flank or kidney pain, recurrent infections, prostate-related symptoms, or issues with erection, ejaculation, or the testicles. Some urologic conditions start with mild symptoms, so early evaluation helps reach the right diagnosis and treatment sooner.

Common conditions include benign prostate enlargement and the urinary symptoms it causes, as well as evaluation and treatment of prostate cancer. The treatment plan varies based on age, symptoms, test results, and disease stage.

Treatment of kidney stones depends on the stone’s size, location, and symptoms, and can range from monitoring and medication to lithotripsy and endoscopic procedures. Urinary tract infections require identifying the underlying cause, especially when recurrent, and choosing the right treatment based on the case and test results.

Urologic oncology covers the diagnosis and treatment of prostate, kidney, bladder, and other tumors of the urinary system. Treatment plans are available for conditions such as kidney cancer and bladder cancer, with surgery or minimally invasive techniques chosen based on tumor type and stage.

Men’s health conditions include erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and varicocele. Treatment begins with accurately identifying the cause, then selecting the right solution for each case rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.

Penile implant surgery may be an option when erectile dysfunction is severe or doesn’t respond to other treatments. Options include the hydraulic implant and the malleable implant, with the right type determined after evaluating the case and discussing the patient’s needs.

Yes. Dr. Yaman Al Tall welcomes patients from Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and the Gulf states at his clinic in Al Abdali Hospital, Amman. The journey begins by sending your reports via WhatsApp so your case can be assessed before you travel. The doctor also visits Damascus regularly to perform penile implant surgery in Syria.

No. Many cases can be treated with medication, monitoring, or simple procedures, while others require endoscopy, laser treatment, conventional surgery, or robotic surgery. The decision depends on the diagnosis and the severity of symptoms and test results, with the goal of choosing the least invasive treatment appropriate and safe for each case.

It’s best to bring any previous lab results, imaging, or medical reports, along with a list of current medications, chronic conditions, and past surgeries. This information helps build a complete picture of the case and determine the next steps or tests more precisely.