Specialist Urology &
Andrology in Brisbane
Specialist assessment and surgical care across male reproductive urology, penile and reconstructive surgery, erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, neuro-urology, testicular conditions and kidney stone endourology.
The starting point is defining the clinical problem, understanding previous treatment and identifying which investigations or treatment pathways are genuinely relevant.
Looking for something specific?
Search specialist information across conditions, treatments, procedures, patient tools and clinician resources. You do not need to know the medical term.
Choose the pathway closest to your situation.
Start with the Case Navigator
Organise symptoms, investigations and previous treatment.
Previous treatment hasn’t worked
Explore complex, revision and second-opinion pathways.
Interstate & international care
Clarify the likely pathway before major travel arrangements.
Seven specialist clinical areas
Choose the area that most closely matches the problem. Each clinical hub links to detailed conditions, investigations, procedures and relevant patient tools.
Semen microscopy
Male Infertility & Reproductive Urology
Abnormal semen results, azoospermia, severe male factor, reproductive obstruction, varicocele, fertility after testosterone, sperm retrieval and reproductive microsurgery.
Explore Male Fertility
Prosthetic urology
ED, Penile Implants & Peyronie’s Disease
Erectile dysfunction, penile curvature and deformity, penile implant assessment, implant revision and reconstruction after previous penile surgery.
Explore Andrology
Urodynamics
Bladder, Continence & Neuro-Urology
Neurogenic bladder, complex storage and emptying dysfunction, catheterisation problems, continence surgery and selected bladder reconstruction.
Explore Bladder & Neuro-Urology
Testicular anatomy
Testicle & Scrotum Problems
Testicular lumps, hydrocele, epididymal cysts, undescended testis, paratesticular masses, prosthesis surgery and complex scrotal conditions.
Explore Testicular & Scrotal Care
Reconstructive surgery
Penile, Genital & Urinary Reconstruction
Urethral disease, buried penis, genital scarring, complex foreskin problems, altered anatomy and complications after previous surgery.
Explore Reconstruction
Specialist case review
Penile & Testicular Cancer
Penile cancer, testicular cancer, testicular and paratesticular tumours, organ-preservation considerations and reconstruction where appropriate.
Explore Cancer Care
CT stone assessment
Kidney Stones & Endourology
Kidney and ureteric stone assessment including surveillance, ureteroscopy, laser stone surgery, shock-wave lithotripsy, PCNL, complex stone burdens and recurrent-stone investigation.
Explore Kidney Stones & EndourologySpecialist care is built around diagnosis, imaging and precision treatment
The website combines patient-facing clinical information with technical pathways so that patients can understand both the problem being assessed and the type of specialist treatment that may be discussed.
MicroTESE & microsurgical sperm retrieval
Operating-microscope techniques are used for selected complex male fertility problems where precision and tissue preservation matter.
Explore MicroTESE
Understanding the diagnosis before choosing treatment
Clear explanation of results and realistic treatment pathways is an important part of complex male fertility care.
Explore male fertility
Ureteroscopy & laser stone surgery
Endoscopic treatment can reach selected ureteric and kidney stones through the natural urinary tract.
Explore ureteroscopy
Large & complex kidney stones
Stone size, location, density, obstruction and total stone burden are considered together before selecting a treatment pathway.
Explore complex stonesMore specific clinical questions
For patients who already know the issue they are researching, these deeper pathways cover selected reproductive, stone and complex reconstructive problems.
Start with your own clinical story
Complex reproductive, penile and reconstructive problems do not always fit neatly into a single diagnosis.
The Case Navigator helps organise symptoms, investigations, previous operations and treatment history before specialist assessment.
Previous surgery, altered anatomy and overlapping diagnoses can change the available treatment pathway.
Endourology
Male fertility
Urology
Understand the question before discussing treatment
Educational tools can help explain results, organise existing information and prepare useful questions before consultation. They do not provide an online diagnosis or automatically select treatment.
Semen Analysis Interpreter
Understand concentration, movement, morphology and volume.
Open tool → AzoospermiaAzoospermia Pathway Finder
Organise information after no sperm are reported.
Open tool → Erectile dysfunctionED Treatment Pathway
Review factors commonly considered during assessment.
Open tool → Peyronie’s diseasePeyronie’s Treatment Explorer
Organise curvature, deformity and erectile function.
Open tool → Kidney stonesKidney Stone Treatment Explorer
Review factors influencing a stone-treatment discussion.
Open tool → Couple fertilityCouple Fertility Decision Room
Compare reproductive pathways in the context of both partners.
Open tool →
Dr Jack Crozier
Dr Jack Crozier is a Brisbane urologist and fellowship-trained andrologist with subspecialty practice in male reproductive medicine, penile and reconstructive surgery and neuro-urology.
His advanced fellowship training includes reproductive microsurgery, sperm retrieval, penile prosthetic surgery, Peyronie’s reconstruction and complex genital and reconstructive urology.
Dedicated clinician pathways cover male fertility, andrology, kidney stones and complex urology.
A dedicated clinician referral hub
Referring clinicians can access clinical routing, focused pre-referral information and specialty-specific tools without needing to navigate through patient-facing content first.
Complex Urology Referral Navigator
Broad routing for uncertain, overlapping or previously treated problems.
→ 02Male Fertility Referral Builder
Semen abnormalities, azoospermia, varicocele, testosterone exposure and fertility after vasectomy.
→ 03Kidney Stone Referral Guide
CT findings, obstruction, infection risk and stone complexity.
→ 04Penile / Andrology Referral Guide
ED, Peyronie’s disease, implants and reconstruction.
→ 05International Clinician Referrals
Clinician-to-clinician referral before international travel.
→Search Referral Resources
Search clinician-facing referral tools and clinical resources directly.
→Travelling to Brisbane for specialist care?
For selected complex reproductive, penile and reconstructive problems, assessment can sometimes begin before major travel arrangements are made.
Existing investigations, imaging, pathology and operation reports can help clarify what still requires assessment and whether travel to Brisbane is likely to be required.
You do not need to know the treatment before arranging an assessment
Existing results, imaging, operative reports and fertility records can be reviewed together with the clinical history to establish which options are genuinely relevant.
Information on this website is provided for general educational purposes and does not replace individual medical assessment. Diagnosis, investigation and treatment depend on the clinical history, examination, relevant investigations, potential risks, alternatives and individual circumstances. Seek appropriate urgent medical assessment for acute or severe symptoms.