Bladder & urinary health
Urinary Dysfunction & Incontinence Care
Leaks, urgency, and frequent infections are common — and very treatable. Discreet, effective care for both men and women.
Quick answer
Lief Urology treats the full range of urinary problems in men and women: urinary incontinence (leakage), overactive bladder, recurrent urinary tract infections, bladder control problems, and interstitial cystitis. Treatment ranges from behavioral and medication therapy to in-office procedures and outpatient surgery to correct female urinary incontinence.
| Treats | Urinary incontinence · overactive bladder · recurrent UTIs · bladder control problems · interstitial cystitis |
|---|---|
| For | Men and women |
| Treatments | Behavioral therapy · medication · in-office procedures · outpatient surgery |
| Women's care | Outpatient surgery to correct female urinary incontinence |
| Privacy | Discreet, dignified consultations |
Yes — urologists treat women, too
Urinary problems aren't "just a men's issue," and they aren't something you have to live with. Dr. Lief cares for women and men dealing with leakage, urgency, and recurring infections every day, with treatments that genuinely work. His subspecialty focus includes restoring normal urinary function in both men and women.
Conditions we treat
- Urinary incontinence — stress, urge, and mixed leakage
- Overactive bladder — urgency and frequency
- Recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs)
- Bladder control problems and interstitial cystitis
From conservative care to surgery
Treatment starts with the least-invasive approach that works — behavioral strategies, pelvic-floor guidance, and medication — and advances as needed. When surgery is the best answer, Dr. Lief performs outpatient surgery to correct female urinary incontinence. Every consultation is private and unhurried.
· Information only — not a substitute for a medical consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Do you treat women for urinary problems?
Yes. Dr. Lief regularly treats women for incontinence, overactive bladder, and recurrent UTIs — and performs outpatient surgery to correct female urinary incontinence.
Is urinary leakage just a normal part of aging?
It's common, but it isn't something you simply have to accept. Most incontinence improves significantly with the right treatment.
Why do I keep getting UTIs?
Recurrent UTIs can have several underlying causes. Dr. Lief will investigate the reason and create a plan to break the cycle rather than just treating each infection.
Will I need surgery?
Often no. Treatment usually begins with behavioral measures and medication. Surgery is reserved for cases where it's the best option, such as certain types of female incontinence.
Take the first step — your visit is confidential.
Call Dr. Lief's office to schedule a private consultation. We accept Medicare and most major insurance plans, and we speak English and Spanish.