Tomy Perez, MD, Urologist
Boulder Medical Center
Living with frequent bathroom trips, sudden urges, or loss of bladder or bowel control can affect every part of life—from work and social activities to sleep and self-confidence. You’re not alone if you or a loved one is experiencing these symptoms. Millions of people worldwide live with these conditions, but effective treatments are available. A life with fewer leaks and less worry is possible—without relying solely on pads, pills, or constant planning.
Watch board-certified urologist, Dr. Tomy Perez’s discussion about Axonics Therapy, an advanced approach to bladder and bowel control problems.
Who Should Watch?
The presentation is designed for anyone experiencing:
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- Frequent or uncontrollable urges to go to the bathroom
- Leaking urine before you reach the bathroom
- Frequent accidents or leaks
- Difficulty fully emptying your bladder
- Inability to control your bowel movements
If you’ve tried other treatments and are not getting the relief you need, the session will introduce you to a promising alternative.
About Axonics Therapy
Axonics Therapy works by gently stimulating the nerves that control the bladder and bowel. This stimulation can help restore normal bladder and bowel control, resulting in symptom improvement. The therapy offers a short evaluation period that lets you experience first-hand if it works for you and the potential for long-term symptom relief.
Meet Dr. Tomy Perez
Dr. Tomy Perez is a board-certified urologist at Boulder Medical Center who specializes in diagnosing and treating urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, and other urological conditions. Known for his patient-centered approach, Dr. Perez helps patients explore traditional and advanced therapies to find lasting relief.
Take the Next Step Toward Relief
Overactive bladder and bowel control issues don’t have to control your life. With advanced options like Axonics Therapy, long-term symptom relief is possible. If you are ready to meet with Dr. Perez to discuss your options, you can make an appointment by calling (303) 665-1045.