About
Dr. Joseph Pazona is a board-certified urologist with over two decades of experience in urological and men's health care. He founded Pazona MD and serves as its lead physician, building the practice around expert urological care delivered with compassion. He personally developed the PMD Vasectomy, a no-needle, no-scalpel, no-clips technique completed in under ten minutes. Dr. Pazona has personally performed more than 4,000 vasectomies and has undergone the procedure himself.
His clinical focus spans erectile dysfunction, BPH treatment including Robotic Aquablation and UroLift, testosterone replacement therapy, and male infertility evaluation. He is passionate about the Four Pillars of Wellness, viewing nutrition, exercise, sleep, and stress management as essential to urological and sexual health. Newsweek featured Dr. Pazona for his perspective on vasectomy consultations. He hosts the Balls Deep podcast alongside co-host Cat Williams and speaks internationally on urological topics. He is a Nashville Business Journal 40 Under 40 honoree. Outside the clinic, he enjoys hiking and tennis with his wife Catherine.
Education & Training
Board-certified urologist with over two decades of experience
Certifications
Conditions Treated
Who is Dr. Pazona right for?
Dr. Pazona is an excellent fit for men seeking expert urological care from an experienced board-certified urologist. Men dealing with erectile dysfunction, BPH, low testosterone, or premature ejaculation benefit from his comprehensive treatment approach. He is also the right choice for anyone pursuing a no-needle, no-scalpel vasectomy. Patients who want a physician who integrates wellness principles into urological care will find his Four Pillars approach particularly valuable.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Pazona specializes in erectile dysfunction, BPH, low testosterone, premature ejaculation, Peyronie's disease, kidney stones, male infertility, male incontinence, and overactive bladder. He also performs vasectomies and provides testosterone replacement therapy.
Dr. Pazona has personally performed more than 4,000 vasectomies at Pazona MD. The practice has completed over 10,000 vasectomies total. He has also undergone the procedure himself, giving him a firsthand perspective he shares with patients.
Dr. Pazona pioneered the PMD Vasectomy, a no-needle, no-scalpel, no-clips technique. The procedure takes under ten minutes to complete. Most patients return to normal activity within three to seven days.
Dr. Pazona treats ED using a range of options including SoundWave acoustic wave therapy, the PMD Shot, penile implants, and hormone optimization. He also addresses root causes through his Four Pillars of Wellness framework, which covers nutrition, exercise, sleep, and stress management.
Dr. Pazona treats benign prostatic hyperplasia using both Robotic Aquablation with the PROCEPT AquaBeam System and UroLift. Pazona MD was one of the first practices in the Nashville area to offer Robotic Aquablation. Dr. Pazona notes that Aquablation allows patients to achieve BPH symptom relief without sexual or urinary side effects.
Yes, Dr. Pazona holds board certification in urology. He brings over two decades of clinical experience to his practice at Pazona MD in Nashville and Brentwood, Tennessee.
Dr. Pazona integrates the Four Pillars of Wellness into his urological care. He views nutrition, exercise, sleep, and stress management as foundational to sexual and urological health. He applies this framework across conditions including erectile dysfunction and hormone imbalance.
Dr. Pazona received Nashville Business Journal 40 Under 40 recognition. Newsweek also featured him regarding vasectomy consultations. He speaks internationally on urological topics and hosts the Balls Deep podcast.
Doctor profile last updated August 17, 2026