Pediatric Male Genital Reconstruction

Our commitment to keeping you safe

We have never taken for granted the sacred trust you place in us to care for your child, and today we are more grateful than ever for that privilege. To learn about all the ways we are working to keep you, your family and our team members safe, visit our COVID-19 updates page.

Learn More about our commitment to keeping you safe
Learn More about our commitment to keeping you safe

Pediatric Male Genital Reconstruction

Male Genitalia Reconstruction and Hypospadias Center

The urologists at Children's Health℠ specialize in hypospadias repairs and pediatric male genital reconstruction

If your son is born with an abnormality of the scrotum or penis, your concern is likely twofold: Will my child have full urinary and sexual function, and will my child’s body look “normal”?

Surgical reconstruction and early intervention can help re-establish function and restore appearance while providing peace of mind for you and confidence for your son later in life.

The UT Southwestern pediatric urologists practicing at Children’s Health℠ specialize in the medical and surgical treatment of genitourinary tract disorders, including male genital reconstruction and hypospadias repair. Our experience includes reconstruction of the most complex urinary and genital anomalies in children from birth to young adulthood.

Dallas

214-456-2444
Fax: 214-456-2497
Suite F4300

Plano

469-303-4200
Fax: 469-303-4225
Suite P1100

Park Cities

469-488-7000
Fax: 469-488-7001
Suite 106

South Rockwall

214-867-7400
Fax: 214-456-2497
Suite 233

Tyler

214-456-2444
Fax: 214-456-2497
Medical Arts Plaza Building

Request an Appointment with codes: Urology

Refer a Patient with Pediatric Male Genital Reconstruction

Accepted Insurance Plans

Conditions We Treat

Treatments and Services

  • Hypospadias Repair
  • Orchiopexy

Comprehensive care for male genital reconstruction

Male genitalia are the internal and external reproductive organs, including the penis and testes. The tubes, ducts and glands, as well as the external organs, develop long before a child is born when a complex cascade of hormonal signals and events occurs. If this process is disrupted at any point or if the correct amounts of hormones are not present, anomalies can occur.

A common example is hypospadias, which happens when the urethra doesn’t form a tube all the way to the tip of the penis. This results in a urinary opening that is located on the underside of the penis, which can be accompanied by penile curvature. Our experienced team of pediatric urologists has extensive background and specialized training in identifying and treating a wide range of male genital conditions, from hypospadias and undescended testicles to inguinal hernias and scrotal hydroceles.

Providing treatment options that hasten healing and preserve fertility

Our goal is to answer your questions and provide support that helps you understand your child’s treatment options. Treatment does not always involve surgery, but when it does, our program at Children’s Health is led by a team of pediatric urologists who are experienced in providing meticulous care.

Meet the Care Team

Locations