Urinary incontinence (UI) can occur due to various etiologies that may differ for males and females. For male patients specifically, UI is usually thought of as an iatrogenic entity secondary to intrinsic sphincter deficiency occurring after a prostate surgery for prostate cancer or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH).1-3 It can however also have a neurogenic cause or occur after urethral or pelvic surgery. The incontinence can be Urge, stress or total. It is important to evaluate type of incontinence properly for correct treatment. Regardless of the cause, the condition is distressing for patients, and exerts considerable negative impact on a man’s quality-of-life.