EPISODE · Sep 15, 2025 · 31 MIN
Choosing the Right Surgeon & The Future of Hypospadias Care (Part 2 with Dr. Bush & Dr. Snodgrass)
from Born For This Stories · host Dr. Johanna & Peter Hartley
What questions should you really ask before choosing a surgeon for your child? In this powerful continuation of our conversation with Dr. Nicol Corbin Bush and Dr. Warren Snodgrass, two of the world's leading pediatric urologists, we go deeper into what parents need to know about hypospadias repair. From asking about surgical success rates and reviewing before-and-after photos, to understanding why multiple surgeries are sometimes the best path forward, this episode offers parents both clarity and compassion. Dr. Bush and Dr. Snodgrass also share how they're preparing the next generation of surgeons, building global training models, and expanding their nonprofit Operation Happenis to provide better community support for families navigating this diagnosis. If you've ever felt overwhelmed, dismissed, or unsure of where to turn, this conversation is a reminder that expert, heart-led care does exist, and it's changing lives around the world. In this episode: The most important questions to ask when choosing a surgeon Why "good enough" should never be the standard for your child's outcome How surgical success rates vary widely (and why parents should know this) Why multiple-stage repairs can mean better long-term results The role of mental health and therapy in supporting families How Dr. Bush and Dr. Snodgrass are training future surgeons and expanding Operation Happiness ✨ Learn more about today's guests and their work: https://hypospadias.com/ https://www.operationhappenis.org/ 👣 Share your story at bornforthestories.com 💛 Follow us on Instagram @bornforthestories 🙏 Please subscribe, rate, and share this episode to help us reach more families
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