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Prostate Laser Treatment
Advanced Techniques in Treating Prostate Cancer and BPH
Advanced Techniques in Treating Prostate Cancer and BPH
Our Approach Puts Patients First
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Prostate Cancer
has Newer Treatment Options
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer to affect men, as well as their second most common cause of cancer-related death. With breakthroughs in 3T multiparametric MRI, doctors can provide better screening options, more accurate diagnoses, and treatment options with a lower risk of side effects compared with traditional treatments.
Relief from BPH
is Easier Than Ever
Benign prostatic hypertrophy (BPH) can make it harder to urinate as you age. You could have trouble starting, have a weak stream, or wake up at night. Using advanced, 3T MRI, we can precisely identify the areas of tissue overgrowth, and precisely treat problem spots less invasively and without a hospital stay.
Prostate Laser Center, as a part of the HALO Diagnostics team, can now forge a path with cutting edge prostate cancer and BPH treatments. The combination of science and technology is allowing us to do what was previously only dreamed of.
—Dr. Karamanian
Is Laser Focal Therapy right for you?
Prostate mpMRI and Guided Focal Laser Ablation for Prostate Cancer
Do you have questions about a prostate cancer diagnosis? We’ll walk you through the diagnostic process, starting with a TRUS biopsy vs. MRI.
Watch this video to learn the advantages and disadvantages of various treatment approaches from prostatectomy to radiation to laser focal therapy. See example images from focal laser ablation cases, and hear directly from Dr. Karamanian.
Prostate Cancer Treatment
Focal Laser Ablation & TULSA-PRO with Dr. Karamanian
Prostate Laser Center in Houston, Texas specializes in helping men screen for and treat prostate cancer or BPH through minimally invasive therapies.
Dr. Ara Karamanian is an award-winning, dual board-certified vascular and interventional radiologist, diagnostic radiologist, and biomedical engineer who created the Prostate Laser Center to focus on delivering the best outcomes and putting patients first.
See what people are saying about Prostate Laser Center
No Pain at all. If I was sedated I would not have known I had the procedure. Walked out 30 minutes later, drove home the next day. Obviously there is some internal swelling I can sense sitting, but no pain, not even discomfort. Catheter for a week is the biggest nuisance, but that beats incontinence and a diaper for life. After prostate removal surgery some men can’t work for months, well that would be more expensive.
Mark DeLoachMarch 27, 2026
Function Health discovererd a low percent-free PSA. I followed up with a biopsy -- Gleason 7 (3+4). My urologist in WV gave me one option: prostectomy. Wouldn't even consider radiation. I inquired about alternative approaches, such as focal laser ablation. He parroted back the usual: 'not standard of care'. After a month of obsessive reading and listening to podcasts, I came across an interview with Dr. Karamanian. I reached out. One month later I had 3 malignant lesions removed. I am now six months out. My PSA has dropped from 3.4 (Prior to the procedure) to 1.7 (2 months post-procedure), to current .79 (six months post-procedure). Sexual and urinary functions are both up and running (pun intended). Very grateful there are doctors like Dr. Karamanian, as well as his excellent staff. Jeffrey Shade, New Martinsville, WV
Jeffrey ShadeJanuary 27, 2026
Although I am only 4 weeks post-op but everything so far has been great with no quality of life issues from day 1. Dr. K and his staff have been, and continue to be, easy to access with any questions I have. I highly recommend Dr. K.
Jim GillisNovember 4, 2025
My psa prior to my procedure in Feb 2025 was 5.28. 6 months after the procedure my psa was .19 and my mri was clear. Traditional urologist dont seem to acknowledge this as an option, the only want to take it out or radiate it to oblivion. At least in my case, it seems to have worked great!
Steven GautierOctober 28, 2025
