Urologist in Brunswick, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Urology Associates Of Southeastern North Carolina, P.A.

Urologist

Southport, NC

Urology Associates Of Southeastern North Carolina, P.A. has served Southeastern North Carolina since the 1950s with locations in Wilmington, Southport, and Leland.

  • Vasectomy consultations and care
  • Kidney stone care
  • Overactive bladder concerns

Dr Stevan Robbins. Urology

Urologist

Bolivia, NC

Dr Stevan Robbins is associated with Novant Health Urology Partners, which lists urology locations in Bolivia, Carolina Shores, and Leland.

  • Urology care in Bolivia
  • Urology care in Carolina Shores
  • Urology care in Leland

Novant Health Surgical Associates - Bolivia

Urologist

Bolivia, NC

Novant Health Surgical Associates - Bolivia offers laparoscopic surgery, colonoscopy, endoscopy, and some office-based vein surgeries.

  • Patients needing traditional or minimally invasive surgery
  • Colonoscopy or endoscopy diagnostic procedures
  • Vein surgeries that may be completed in an office setting

Lydia Toon Laboccetta

Urologist

Bolivia, NC

Lydia Toon Laboccetta is associated with Novant Health Urology Partners locations in Bolivia, Carolina Shores, and Leland.

  • Urology care near Bolivia
  • Urology care near Carolina Shores
  • Urology care near Leland

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FAQ

How much does a urology visit cost in Brunswick County?

The cost depends on insurance, whether a referral is required, and whether testing or a procedure is performed. Ask the office for the self-pay consultation fee and an estimate for planned services.

What should I look for when choosing a urologist?

Match the practice to your concern, such as kidney stones, overactive bladder, vasectomy, or bladder cancer care, and check whether its office location and hospital affiliations work for you.

How long do urology test results usually take?

Timing varies by test: some office tests may be reviewed during the visit, while imaging, cultures, pathology, and laboratory work can take longer. Ask when and how the office will release each result.

When should a urology problem be treated as an emergency?

Seek urgent or emergency care for severe sudden pain, inability to urinate, heavy blood in the urine, fever with urinary symptoms, or symptoms after a significant injury. Routine symptoms should be scheduled with a urology office.

Do I need a referral to see a urologist in North Carolina?

Referral requirements depend on your health plan and the practice. Confirm with both your insurer and the urology office before scheduling.