Now accepting new patients from Tomball

Urogynecologist Serving Tomball, TX

Tomball women with bladder leakage, urgency, pelvic pressure or menopause symptoms can see a board-certified urogynecologist at our Katy office, connected by the Grand Parkway.

Women from Tomball see board-certified urogynecologist Dr. Solafa Elshatanoufy at our Katy office, reached by the Grand Parkway (SH 99) south. She treats urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, pelvic organ prolapse, recurrent UTIs, pelvic pain and menopause symptoms. We are accepting new patients.

Bladder leakage and pelvic floor care for Tomball women at our Katy, TX office

Tomball Patients: What to Know

  • Where you are seen: our Katy office at 410 W Grand Pkwy S, Suite 320
  • From Tomball: south on the Grand Parkway (SH 99) through Cypress
  • New patients: welcome, with most major insurance plans accepted
  • Referral: not needed for many plans; some HMO plans require one, and we can help you check
  • Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Because the drive from Tomball is longer, it helps to bring prior test results, imaging and surgical records to your first visit so nothing has to be repeated. Many pelvic floor treatments, such as a pessary or pelvic floor therapy, can be followed up at spaced-out visits once your plan is set.

Symptoms That Bring Tomball Women to Us

These problems are common, but they are not something you have to live with. Find your symptom to see how we treat it.

Leaking urine when you cough, laugh or exercise

Stress urinary incontinence. Pelvic floor therapy, a pessary or a small in-office or outpatient procedure can help.

Bladder leakage treatment

Vaginal pressure, heaviness or a bulge

Pelvic organ prolapse. Many women do well with a pessary or therapy; surgery is one option, not the only one.

Prolapse treatment

Sudden urges and racing to the bathroom

Overactive bladder or urge incontinence. Options range from bladder training to bladder Botox and Axonics therapy.

Overactive bladder care

Waking up at night to urinate

Nighttime urination (nocturia) often has a bladder, hormone or fluid-timing cause we can sort out.

Causes and treatment

Bladder infections that keep coming back

Recurrent UTIs deserve a full evaluation, not just another round of antibiotics.

Recurrent UTI care

Hot flashes, night sweats or vaginal dryness

Menopause symptoms can be treated with a hormone plan built around your health history.

Hormone therapy

Bladder pressure, pelvic pain or painful sex

Interstitial cystitis, pelvic floor muscle pain and other causes are diagnosed and treated together.

Pelvic pain care

Pain or problems after mesh surgery

Vaginal mesh exposure, pain or bleeding can be evaluated and revised by a pelvic reconstructive surgeon.

Mesh complications

Treatment Options, From Simple to Surgical

Most women improve without surgery. When a procedure is the right choice, we use the least invasive option that fits your goals.

Without surgery

In-office procedures

Dr. Solafa Elshatanoufy, board-certified urogynecologist seeing Tomball patients in Katy, TX

Meet Dr. Solafa Elshatanoufy

Dr. Elshatanoufy is board-certified in obstetrics and gynecology, female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery (urogynecology), and advanced minimally invasive gynecology. She completed her residency and urogynecology fellowship at Wayne State University and also holds a Doctor of Pharmacy degree, which helps when medications for bladder and menopause symptoms need careful adjusting.

She is affiliated with Memorial Hermann Northwest Hospital and works alongside Oyindamola Gbadamosi, FNP, and pelvic floor physical therapist Sonya Asghari.

Your First Visit

  1. Before you come: bring your ID, insurance card, a list of medications and any prior test results or surgical records. A 2 to 3 day bladder diary helps if we ask for one.
  2. A conversation first: Dr. Elshatanoufy reviews your symptoms, history and goals with you, unhurried.
  3. A gentle exam: a focused pelvic exam, with in-office testing only if it is needed.
  4. Your plan: you leave knowing what is going on and what your options are.

Why Tomball Women Make the Drive to Katy

A board-certified pelvic floor specialist who takes time on the first visit, so you leave with a clear plan.

  • Board-certified urogynecologist
  • Testing done in our office
  • Pelvic floor physical therapy in the practice
  • Pessary fitting, bladder Botox and Axonics
  • Hormone therapy for menopause symptoms
  • Most major insurance plans accepted
  • New patients welcome

What Our Patients Say

Women from Tomball and across Greater Houston share their experience at our Katy office. Individual results vary.

Read more reviews on Google

Dr. Elshatanoufy is simply wonderful! She took the time to thoroughly explain my extensive lab results and other tests, answered all of my questions, and gave me the confidence and peace of mind I needed before moving forward with the procedure.

The entire staff was also incredibly attentive, courteous, and welcoming throughout my visit. I truly loved my experience there and felt very well cared for. I definitely trust Dr. Elshatanoufy and her team with my health needs and would highly recommend them!

Monica CapellaGoogle review

I can’t say enough good things about Dr. Solafa. She is warm, attentive, and incredibly compassionate. She takes her time during appointments, listens carefully to concerns, and never makes you feel rushed. Her bedside manner is truly wonderful, and she creates such a comfortable and reassuring environment. You can tell she genuinely cares about her patients. Very sweet, professional, and knowledgeable. I’m so grateful to have found her for my mom’s treatment.

Saba AkhterGoogle review

Dr. Elshatanoufy was truly lovely to work with. I’ve had a hard time pinning down my symptoms but she was willing to hear my concerns and do a thorough examination to rule out more serious conditions. She was thorough, efficient, patient, gentle, and kind during the pelvic examination, which is a vulnerable position for women. I felt that she genuinely cared for my wellbeing. After receiving less than ideal care at a neighboring practice in Katy, I am really grateful to Dr. E for validating my concerns, making me feel heard, and reassured with my next steps.

The waiting room was pretty busy and cold when I went. Suggest bringing headphones and some long sleeves!

Mary O.Google review

My experience perfection. From check in to check out. Dia was my MA and she was so professional and a pleasure. She answered all my questions and made sure I was taken care of. Dr Elshatanoufy was AWESOME! Great bedside manner and make my exam comfortable. Then I had the pleasure to check out with Elizabeth and she was just as pleasant. I can tell this is an office that cares greatly for their patients!

Aimee NortonGoogle review

This was my first visit at Katy Women’s Pelvic Health. It was a great experience, from checking in with a very helpful and friendly receptionist to being seeing by Nida the office manager, Oyin the NP and Dr. E. Everyone was very friendly, professional, and made the visit very comfortable. They thoroughly explained all the finding and the options for treatment. I highly recommend this practice.

Patricia PerryGoogle review

Questions From Tomball Patients

Do you have an office in Tomball?

No. Tomball patients are seen at our Katy office at 410 W Grand Pkwy S, Suite 320, reached by taking the Grand Parkway (SH 99) south.

Are you accepting new patients from Tomball?

Yes. We are accepting new patients and accept most major insurance plans.

What should I bring to my first visit?

Your ID, insurance card, a list of medications and any prior test results, imaging or surgical records. These help avoid repeat testing.

What is a pessary?

A soft, removable silicone device placed in the vagina to support prolapse or reduce leakage. It is fitted in the office and many women cannot feel it.

Can menopause cause bladder problems?

Yes. Lower estrogen can lead to urgency, frequent urination, dryness and repeat infections. Vaginal estrogen or hormone therapy may help.

Will I need surgery?

Most women do not. Treatment usually starts with therapy, medication or a pessary, with surgery reserved for when those are not enough.

Getting to Our Katy Office From Tomball

From Tomball, most patients take the Grand Parkway (SH 99) south through Cypress, toward I-10 and Katy. The office is in Suite 320 at 410 W Grand Pkwy S.

  • Address: 410 W Grand Pkwy S, Suite 320, Katy, TX 77494
  • Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
  • New patients: accepted, most major insurance plans

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Also Caring for Women From

Katy

Our office is on the Grand Parkway in Katy, close to most of West Houston.

Katy women’s health

Sugar Land

Sugar Land women are currently seen at our Katy office.

Sugar Land patients

Fulshear

A short drive east to our Katy office.

Fulshear patients

Cypress

Straight down the Grand Parkway to Katy.

Cypress patients

Houston

A West Houston option for pelvic floor care.

Houston patients

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Tomball Women: One Visit, a Clear Plan

Leakage, pressure and menopause symptoms are treatable. Book a visit with a board-certified urogynecologist in Katy.

410 W Grand Pkwy S, Suite 320, Katy, TX 77494