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Prostate Clinic

REZUM SYSTEM

(Water Vapor Thermal Therapy)
A minimally invasive BPH treatment using
natural steam energy to reduce prostate tissue
— preserving sexual function with rapid recovery.

PROSTATE CLINIC

What Is the Rezum System?

Rezum (Transurethral Water Vapor Ablation of Prostate) delivers 103°C sterile water vapor directly into prostate tissue, shrinking the enlarged tissue to open the urinary passage — a minimally invasive treatment method.

Rezum Water Vapor Therapy Device
Rezum Water Vapor Therapy Device
Rezum procedure animation
FDA U.S. FDA Approved (2015)
MOHW Korea MOHW New Medical Technology (2023)

Rezum Procedure Method

Step 1
STEP 1
A device is inserted through the urethra to access the enlarged prostate tissue.
Step 2
STEP 2
A special needle delivers water vapor for 9 seconds, releasing thermal energy into the prostate tissue.
Step 3
STEP 3
Over 1–3 months, the treated prostate tissue gradually shrinks, widening the urethral passage.
Procedure Info
Duration
5–10 min
Anesthesia
Local / Sedation
Discharge
Same Day

Advantages of Rezum

01
Treats Large
Prostates
Effectively treats prostates up to 80g regardless of size and shape.
02
Virtually
No Side Effects
Preserves sexual function — no impact on ejaculatory or erectile function.
03
Quick Procedure
About 5–10 min
Ultra-short procedure time with minimal patient discomfort.
04
Same-Day
Discharge
Performed under local anesthesia, allowing same-day discharge.

Q. Who Is Rezum Recommended For?

Those seeking a non-surgical treatment with clear therapeutic results.
Those who want to stop or avoid taking daily BPH medication.
Those who want to treat BPH safely without sexual function side effects.
Those who want to restore quality of life to pre-BPH symptom levels.

5-Year Patient Data After Rezum

Data from the American Urological Association (AUA)

5-year IPSS and Qmax graphs 5-year statistics
"After 5 years of follow-up, symptoms and peak flow rate showed approximately 50% improvement compared to pre-procedure, and these results were sustained consistently over the 5-year period."
Re-treatment rate chart Re-treatment rate chart
"After 5 years of observation, the re-treatment rate was approximately 4.4%."

Rezum Q&A

Q.Are there any precautions after the procedure?
A.A catheter may need to be maintained for approximately 2–3 days after the procedure. Even after catheter removal, some pain and minor bleeding during urination may occur, but these typically resolve within 1–2 weeks.
Q.How much pain is there during and after the procedure?
A.The procedure is performed under local or sedation anesthesia, so pain during the procedure is minimal. Temporary urinary symptoms such as urgency and frequency may occur for a few weeks during recovery.
Q.When can I return to daily activities?
A.Most patients can return to normal daily activities within a few days after the procedure. Strenuous exercise is recommended to be avoided for about 1–2 weeks.
Q.Can erectile dysfunction or sexual function issues occur after the procedure?
A.Clinical studies confirm that Rezum preserves sexual function, including both ejaculatory and erectile function. This is one of the key advantages over traditional surgical methods.

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