AugmentationCystoplasty near Eatontown, NJ

Biography: Dr. Brett Opell specializes in treating patients with prostate and bladder cancer, voiding problems, kidney stones, sexual dysfunction and patients seeking vasectomy. He subspecializes in minimally invasive surgery and excels in the management of stone disease and minimally invasive prostate procedures for benign prostate hyperplasia (BPH). Dr. Opell completed his medical training at Jefferson Medical College after finishing his undergraduate studies at Lafayette College. He completed a residency at Georgetown University and brought his practice to Union County where he joined New Jersey Urology (NJU). Dr. Opell is board certified by The American Board of Urology and has served as Director of Trinitas Comprehensive Cancer Center's Prostate Cancer Program since 2008. Dr. Opell's philosophy is to always take the time and listen to his patient's. He treat's his patient's as if they were his own family. By listening he feels that he is able to provide both compassionate and thorough care for all urologic ailments. He believes that major medical decisions should be a shared decision between the physician and the patient.

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Biography: Dr. Ephrem Olweny, MD is an Urology Specialist who practices in New Brunswick, NJ. He is 49 years old and has been practicing for 21 years. Dr. Ephrem Olweny, MD is affiliated with Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital.

Care Philosophy: Our office staff has been together for almost twenty years. We enjoy working together and try to infuse that feeling throughout the office. We know that your health is a very serious issue, but we endeavor to make the office environment as enjoyable as possible. We believe it is important to treat our patients like friends and family. We are grateful and honored when people trust us with their most important assets: their health and that of their loved ones.

Care Philosophy: Treat every patient as they are my family or friend. I will treat you with the same time, dedication, and respect. I never forget that a patient is a person and when they are sick and hurting, so are their loved ones. I strive to maintain exemplary bedside manner and eye contact with every patient I meet.