Few conditions are as frustrating as testicular pain that no one can explain. Many men are told their imaging looks normal, that there’s no clear cause, or that they will simply have to live with it — yet in a large share of cases, the pain has a specific, treatable source. Identifying that source is the entire challenge, and it’s where subspecialty experience makes the difference between ongoing discomfort and genuine relief.
Dr. Justin Houman is a board-certified urologist and Fellow of the American College of Surgeons whose practice has been designated a Center of Excellence for Testicular Pain and Orchialgia, drawing referrals for complex and previously unresolved cases. Fellowship-trained in male reproductive medicine and microsurgery at UCLA and an Assistant Professor of Urology at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, he has performed more than 1,000 microsurgical spermatic cord denervations along with thousands of other microsurgical procedures. That depth of experience allows him to manage some of the most difficult pain cases in urology — including post-vasectomy pain, post-hernia-repair pain, and nerve-related pain that is frequently missed on standard imaging.
I recommend Dr. Houman for any urology need whatsoever. No question he will handle and take care of you and will make you feel comfortable throughout the entire process. He and his staff are reachable and answer all of your questions and concerns. If you are looking for someone like that, look no further.
Explore the testicular pain services below to learn more about each condition and the diagnostic and microsurgical options Dr. Houman provides
Find Relief From Testicular Pain in Los Angeles
Living with unexplained testicular pain is exhausting, but it rarely means there are no answers left to find. Dr. Houman offers thorough, mechanism-focused evaluation and advanced microsurgical care for men across Los Angeles and Southern California, including those who have been told nothing more could be done. Reach out to the Los Angeles office to schedule a consultation and take the first step toward identifying the true source of your pain — and finally addressing it.

