Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center
1557 Janmar RdSnellville, GA 30078
Our clinic and surgery center, caring for families from Snellville, Grayson, Loganville, Lilburn and across south Gwinnett.
Advanced Urology · Snellville & Conyers, Georgia
Urology care that starts with getting to know you
An enlarged prostate, an overactive bladder, a PSA result that needs a closer look: these are the conversations we have most, and we never rush them. At our Snellville and Conyers offices, one of our urologists learns your story and stays with you from the first visit through any procedure and every follow-up.
Who will I see?
Six urologists see patients across our Snellville and Conyers offices. Choose someone by name, or tell our scheduling team what matters to you and they’ll help.
Jitesh Patel, MD
Urologist · Clinical Innovation
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A. Dev Mally, MD
Urologist · Chief Medical Officer
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Moshe Shapiro, MD
Urologist / Urologic Surgeon
Read Moshe Shapiro's profile
Vik Sabarwal, MD
Urologist · Director, Surgery Center Lawrenceville
Also sees patients in Lawrenceville and Braselton.
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Marc Greenstein, DO
Urologist · Director, Surgery Center Sandy Springs
Also sees patients in Sandy Springs.
Read Marc Greenstein's profile
Kushan Radadia, MD
Urologist / Urologic Surgeon
Also sees patients in Alpharetta/Roswell and Cumming.
Read Kushan Radadia's profile
Physician assistants & nurse practitioners
They are not urologists. They work alongside our urologists on evaluations, testing and follow-up visits.
Hayden Drake, PA-CPhysician Assistant · SnellvilleAbout Hayden Drake 
Erin Favinger, FNPFamily Nurse Practitioner · SnellvilleAbout Erin Favinger 
Hunter Woodard, PA-CPhysician Assistant · SnellvilleAbout Hunter Woodard 
Lucy Choi, PA-CPhysician Assistant · SnellvilleAbout Lucy Choi 
Bailey Murry, PA-CPhysician Assistant · SnellvilleAbout Bailey Murry 
Sierra Blanton, PA-CPhysician Assistant · Snellville, ConyersAbout Sierra Blanton 
Jordon Blackmon, PA-CPhysician Assistant · Snellville, ConyersAbout Jordon Blackmon 
Madelyn Murphy, PA-CPhysician Assistant · Snellville, ConyersAbout Madelyn Murphy 
Krina Patel, FNPFamily Nurse Practitioner · Snellville, ConyersAbout Krina Patel
Where most visits begin
How do we care for the prostate and bladder?
- Enlarged prostate treatmentGetting up at night, a weaker stream, never quite empty. Plans range from habits and medicines to UroLift, HoLEP and other procedures in our Snellville surgery center.
- Overactive bladder treatmentSudden urges, frequent urination and leaks, for women and men. We start gently, with Botox, InterStim and Altaviva among the next steps.
- Prostate cancer, elevated PSA and biopsyFrom a PSA result someone wants checked to prostate biopsy, PSMA PET/CT and a treatment plan made together.
Dr. Moshe Shapiro’s HoLEP & ThuLEP guide · Bladder leakage in women · PSMA PET/CT: what to expect
What else do we help with?
- ED and low testosteroneA real evaluation, and testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) when it fits
- Kidney stonesImaging, treatment and working out why stones keep forming
- Urology care for womenLeakage, urgency, infections that return, stones and more
- VasectomyA relaxed conversation first, then the no-scalpel procedure
- Blood in the urine (hematuria)Why even one episode deserves an answer
- When to see a urologistChanges worth a visit, and what our urologists do
Ready to come in?
Ask about the soonest available visit when you call (678) 344-8900, or book online. Ask for one of our urologists by name if you have someone in mind.
What do patients often ask?
What are the options for enlarged prostate treatment?
Many men start with fewer evening drinks and a medicine that relaxes or shrinks the prostate. If you still wake often or the stream stays weak, procedures include UroLift, Aquablation, TURP, HoLEP and ThuLEP, robotic simple prostatectomy and prostate artery embolization. The choice depends on prostate size, how well your bladder empties and whether keeping ejaculation matters to you.
How is overactive bladder treated?
We usually begin with bladder training, fluid and diet changes and pelvic floor exercises, then medicines. When more help is needed, options include bladder Botox, InterStim sacral nerve stimulation and Altaviva, a small implanted tibial nerve stimulator.
My PSA came back elevated. What happens next?
An elevated PSA tells us to take a closer look; it doesn’t mean you have cancer. Infection, inflammation or an enlarged prostate can raise it too. We may repeat the test, examine the prostate, and talk with you about imaging or a prostate biopsy if needed.
Are you welcoming new patients?
Yes. New patients are seen at both the Snellville office on Janmar Road and the Conyers clinic on Wellbrook Circle. Call (678) 344-8900 or use Book online, and bring your ID, insurance card and medicine list.
Do you offer vasectomy?
Yes. A short consultation comes first, where a urologist explains the no-scalpel technique and examines you. The procedure is done under local anesthesia at our Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center, and a semen test afterward confirms it worked.
Can visits and procedures happen in one place?
On Janmar Road, the exam rooms and the operating rooms are under one roof. You meet one of our urologists, get tested, and if a procedure is needed, it’s done by that same urologist at the same address.
Begin with us in Conyers, and if a procedure is right for you, we plan it at our Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center, 1557 Janmar Rd. Your records stay within our practice, so your story is already known when you arrive.
- 1Meet a urologist in Snellville or Conyers.
- 2Test and decide together, with results reviewed with you.
- 3Treat in the Snellville surgery center if a procedure is right for you.
- 4Follow up with the same team, in Snellville or Conyers.
Where are our offices?
In Snellville, at 1557 Janmar Road, and in Conyers, at 1366 Wellbrook Circle.
Snellville, GA 30078
Conyers Clinic
1366 Wellbrook Circle Suite BConyers, GA 30012
Our clinic for Rockdale and Newton County neighbors, with any procedure arranged at our Snellville surgery center.
Our team also cares for Gwinnett patients at the Lawrenceville Clinic & Surgery Center.
Not sure where to start?
Start with what you notice.
- Blood in your pee? Start hereSymptom page
- Your PSA came back high. Now what?Symptom page
- Kidney stones and kidney stone pain: what to do nowSymptom page
- Bladder leakage, frequent urination or a gotta-go urge?Symptom page
- Weak urine stream, trouble urinating or peeing at night?Symptom page
- Bowel leakage or trouble controlling your bowels?Symptom page
Which guides can I read?
- HoLEP and ThuLEP: your questions, answeredDr. Moshe Shapiro
- ED and your heart: why the bedroom can be an early warningDr. Dev Mally
- PSMA PET/CT: a calm walk-through before your scanDr. Dev Mally
- Saw blood in your urine? Here’s what happens nextDr. Dev Mally
- Bladder leakage in women: you don’t have to plan around itDr. Dev Mally
Which areas do we serve?
Families from across east metro Atlanta choose our two offices. Find the guide for your community, or see our Conyers office page for Conyers and Rockdale County.
Is there a video on this?
Meet Dr. A. Dev Mally, who sees patients in Snellville, talking about overactive bladder, and get to know Advanced Urology.
Where will I be seen?
At the Advanced Urology Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center or the Conyers Clinic. The details are below.
Ready to come in?
Get to know our team, then give us a call. We’ll gladly find a day and time that work for you.
Snellville Urology is part of Advanced Urology. Visit the Snellville and Conyers office pages, or read about enlarged prostate, overactive bladder and prostate cancer care.