Approximately half a million men undergo vasectomy in the United States annually. Both reproductive urologists, Dr. Kavoussi and Dr. Machen, perform vasectomies daily in-office and have a great deal of expertise in offering a minimally invasive, comfortable, and quick procedure, with low complication rates and …
Dr Kavoussi contributes editorial comment for Urology Journal testicular pain study
A study on targeted spermatic cord block for men with chronic orchialgia (testicular pain) was published in Urology Gold Journal. As a recognized expert in the field, Dr. Kavoussi was asked to write an editorial comment on the study. Per Dr. Kavoussi, spermatic cord block …
Texas Monthly Magazine names Dr. Kavoussi a Super Doctor for 11th consecutive year
Texas Monthly Magazine selects a group of top notched physicians in each specialty annually to be named as Super Doctors. Peers in these fields rank super doctors based on surveys, research, and blue ribbon panel review. Dr. Parviz Kavoussi was honored to be named as …
Dr. Kavoussi discusses the diagnosis and treatment of chronic testicular pain with Urology Times
One of the most common complaints seen in the urologists’ office is chronic testicular pain. However, this is a challenging diagnosis to understand in some cases and requires a thorough understanding to offer the appropriate treatment options. Dr. Kavoussi is considered an expert in diagnosing …
Dr. Parviz Kavoussi selected as a reviewer for abstracts for SLS minimally invasive surgery conference
The minimally invasive surgery week conference presented by the Society of Laparoscopic and Robotic Surgeons is held annually. Dr. Parviz Kavoussi, a recognized leader in the progress of robotic technology applied to microsurgical vasectomy reversal, was asked to review scientific abstracts by minimally invasive surgeons …
The ACVVR team publishes study on spermatic cord denervation for men with testicular pain
Testicular pain is a very common complaint seen in the urologist’s office. Unfortunately, it has been overlooked in the medical research literature as well as misunderstood in the clinic. The physicians at ACVVR have published previous research articles exploring treatment and further understanding of this …
The Texas Medical Association selects Dr Luke Machen for their annual leadership college
Every year, the Texas Medical Association (TMA) selects a small group of doctors to participate in their Leadership College. The goal of this program is to develop strong physician leaders for Texas, and participants are selected based on their desire to contribute both to medicine …
One decade of being named a Texas Monthly Super Doctor for Dr. Kavoussi
Texas Monthly magazine selects a group of Texas physicians in each speciality as Super Doctors based on scoring from peers on surveys, research, and a blue ribbon panel review. Dr. Kavoussi has received this honor every year for the last decade.
Dr. Kavoussi’s research on cremaster muscle release for retractile testicle is recognized
Men with testicular discomfort due to a retractile testicle due to what is known as a hyperactive cremaster muscle reflex, a muscle reflex that draws the testicle up, but too vigorously in these men have been seeking an effective treatment. Dr. Kavoussi published a study …
Dr. Kavoussi writes the chapter on reproductive anatomy in Campbell’s textbook of urology
Campbell’s textbook of urology is the most complete urologic textbook, also known as the “bible of urology”. Campbell’s is the primary text used for training medical students and urology residents, as well as the most comprehensive reference for practicing urologists. Dr. Kavoussi, a reknowned expert …









