Dr. Stephen Unterberg, M.D. is a general Urologist who specializes in complex voiding dysfunction, male and female urinary incontinence, reconstruction, and neuro-urology. He finished his residency training at the University of California San Diego, and completed his fellowship in Female Urology at the University College Hospital in London, U.K. in association with the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh.
Dr. Stephen Unterberg, M.D. is a general Urologist who specializes in complex voiding dysfunction, male and female urinary incontinence, reconstruction, and neuro-urology. He finished his residency training at the University of California San Diego, and completed his fellowship in Female Urology at the University College Hospital in London, U.K. in association with the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh.
Dr. Stephen Unterberg, M.D. is a general Urologist who specializes in complex voiding dysfunction, male and female urinary incontinence, reconstruction, and neuro-urology. He finished his residency training at the University of California San Diego, and completed his fellowship in Female Urology at the University College Hospital in London, U.K. in association with the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh.
Dr. Unterberg attended the University of Pennsylvania for his undergraduate degree in neuropsychiatry. He subsequently earned his medical degree at the University of Texas Health Science Center San Antonio.
Dr. Unterberg treats patients suffering from all Urologic conditions, and has a particular interest in men and women with complex bladder and voiding dysfunction. While in his fellowship working at a large tertiary referral hospital, he was able to focus his training on treating patients with complex overactive bladders, stress urinary incontinence, vaginal and urethral mesh complications, as well as management of patients with neurologic conditions. Finally, his fellowship training has allowed him to become proficient in treating patients with various lower and upper urinary tract reconstructive needs.
During his training, Dr. Unterberg has published and presented numerous peer reviewed articles on reconstruction as well as female urology, including the dilemma of mesh placement in the UK.
Dr. Unterberg enjoys treating the population of San Diego County in providing his expertise in managing patients with both simple and complex urologic needs.

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Very efficient and knowledgeable.
Went in to have a stent leftover from when I had kidney stones removed. Dr. Untenberg said it might be hard to remove . And could be a little uncomfortable. Wrong , there is no way this procedure should be done while the patient is conscious. He said he would not try to torture me. He did worse than that . The stent was obviously grown into my flesh . And when he started to grab it and tear it loose , the pain was the worst I have ever experienced. And I've had . But when I started screaming to stop, he kept on trying again . Like he was determined to get it regardless of my pain . After he finally pulled it out . The pain didn't stop ,it seemed to get worse . I could hardly breath , almost threw up and pooped at the same time . It took me like half hour to recover enough to try and get dressed. It was the most painful and traumatic thing I have ever had to undergo. Its been 6 hrs now . Pain is still severe after I took 3 oxy , wondering if he screwed me up . DO NOT HAVE THIS DONE.
I was extremely disappointed by the pain management provided during my Bulkamid procedure with Dr. Stephen Unterberg. I was given one Tylenol and lidocaine jelly that was instilled into my urethra. I was not given an injected local anesthetic. The procedure became so intensely painful that I had to ask him to stop. What troubles me most is that I specifically asked Dr. Unterberg during the procedure whether I could have an injection of local anesthetic because I was in so much pain, and I was not given one. Afterward, members of the staff acknowledged to me that they know this is one of the most painful procedures performed in the office. Once I got home, I looked up Bulkamid’s own clinical guidance. The manufacturer’s procedure guide describes placing anesthetic gel inside the urethra AND injecting lidocaine bilaterally alongside the urethra before the procedure. I also found published research showing significantly lower pain when a periurethral lidocaine block is added to intraure
Great doctor
Doctor Unterberg had an opening and he took me on this morning with no appointment.
Over the phone visit
Excellent. Especially he speaks Spanish 🥰
I like the Dr he listened to me
Still waiting on an urgent with for my father for a procedure for his cancer removal in his kidney…