Bryan Kansas, MD

From puberty, women have a doctor to keep their lady business in good form, but I never see other men under 50 at the urologist, unless they’re grandpa’s driver. I suspect that whole generations of young men don’t realize that through the magic of health insurance and the telephone, their various functions, while still in their prime, have a valet in his person. (Or her, I suppose.)
If you get your shoes shined by a professional, you should at least get the block and tackle glanced at and be the subject of a manly chat — to say nothing of visits with cause. Even without cause, you owe yourself and your crushing waves of sex partners a regular STD screening. You may also have misconceptions about what puts you at risk of what, and the advice of an expert, well. you’d get it for a mortgage, wouldn’t you?
The guy I saw in Japan was mildly insane, I now believe, so it’s no good comparing the two. I’ve found Dr. Kansas of The Urology Team friendly, informative, and helpful without being preachy, judgmental, or intrusive. He’s obviously learned the right approach to being effective in this type of medicine, which must at times seem like an endless parade of young people who can’t learn their lesson, old people who can’t pee, or anyone not ready to hang up their spurs. Whether you fall into one of those camps or not, I recommend Dr. Kansas.