Surgical & Non-Surgical Care

Procedures & Surgeries

Dr. Wiegand offers a full spectrum of reconstructive urological procedures, from minimally invasive endoscopic techniques to complex open and robotic reconstruction.

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Boston Scientific Designation
AMS 800 Center of Excellence
One of ten centers nationally recognized for artificial urinary sphincter implantation volume and outcomes.
Surgical Approaches

Techniques tailored to your condition

Every patient's anatomy and history is unique. Dr. Wiegand selects from single-port robotic, multi-port robotic, endoscopic, and open surgical approaches to match the right technique to the right patient โ€” including proctoring and training surgeons nationally in advanced single-port robotics.

Urethroplasty

Surgical reconstruction of the urethra for urethral stricture disease. Extensive experience with anastomotic, substitution, and complex reoperative urethroplasty.

Open Surgery Stricture Disease

Optilume Drug-Coated Balloon

A paclitaxel drug-coated balloon dilation system for urethral strictures โ€” a minimally invasive option that reduces recurrence compared to conventional dilation. Dr. Wiegand is an active clinical investigator and early adopter.

Endoscopic Minimally Invasive Drug-Coated Balloon

Ureteral Repair & Reconstruction

Surgical correction of ureteral stricture or obstruction between the kidney and bladder, including single-port and multi-port robotic ileal interposition and ureteroneocystostomy for complex cases.

Single-Port Robotic Robotic Laparoscopic

Artificial Urinary Sphincter (AMS 800)

Gold-standard implant for male stress urinary incontinence after prostate surgery or radiation. Dr. Wiegand is one of ten national AMS 800 Centers of Excellence โ€” among the highest-volume implanting surgeons in the country.

AMS CoE Incontinence Implant

Male Urethral Sling (AdVance XP)

A minimally invasive sling procedure for mild to moderate post-prostatectomy incontinence โ€” repositioning the urethra to restore natural continence without an implanted device.

Incontinence Minimally Invasive

Sacral Neuromodulation

Implantable nerve stimulation for overactive bladder, urgency incontinence, and non-obstructive urinary retention refractory to medications. A core part of Dr. Wiegand's practice for urge incontinence.

Neuromodulation OAB Implant

Urinary Diversion

Creation of a new pathway for urine drainage after cystectomy or bladder failure โ€” ileal conduit, continent Indiana pouch, and orthotopic neobladder. Both open and robotic approaches available.

Open Surgery Robotic

Neurogenic Bladder Reconstruction

Comprehensive surgical management including bladder augmentation, Mitrofanoff catheterizable channel, urethral closure, and diversion โ€” individualized to protect kidneys and restore independence.

Neurogenic Reconstruction

Fistula Repair

Surgical closure of abnormal connections between the urinary tract and surrounding organs โ€” vesicovaginal, urethrorectal, and colovesical fistulae including complex irradiated cases.

Reconstruction Open Surgery Robotic

Urologic Trauma Reconstruction

Repair of urological injuries from pelvic fracture, prior surgery complications, or radiation โ€” including posterior urethroplasty, bladder repair, and complex reoperation.

Trauma Reconstruction

Cancer Survivorship Care

Surgical and non-surgical management of urological complications from cancer treatment โ€” including radiation injury, contracture, stricture, and incontinence in prostate, bladder, and colorectal cancer survivors.

Survivorship Radiation Injury
Surgical Platform

Single-Port Robotic Surgery

Dr. Wiegand is one of a select group of reconstructive urologists performing complex reconstruction via single-port robotic approach โ€” including pyeloplasty, ureteral repair, and bladder reconstruction โ€” and trains surgeons nationally through the SP Consortium.

da Vinci SP National Proctor

Non-Surgical Management

Surgery is never the first answer

Conservative & Medical Management

Every patient receives a thorough evaluation for non-surgical options first. This may include catheter management, urodynamic optimization, pelvic floor therapy referral, medication management, or watchful waiting depending on the condition and the patient's goals.

Endoscopic & Office-Based Procedures

Minimally invasive options โ€” including Optilume drug-coated balloon dilation, direct vision internal urethrotomy (DVIU), bladder Botox, and urodynamic-guided catheter management โ€” may be appropriate for select patients or as a bridge to definitive treatment. Dr. Wiegand discusses long-term outcomes data honestly so you can make an informed decision.

Not sure which procedure is right for you?

Schedule a consultation and Dr. Wiegand will walk you through every option โ€” surgical and non-surgical โ€” before any decision is made.

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