Urethral and bladder neck strictures may occur after prostate cancer surgery, resulting in urinary incontinence. Conventional treatments for stricture (including balloon dilation, cold knife incision, electrocautery, and Holmium laser incision) have widely variable success rates with sub-optimal long-term results. The failure of these conventional stricture treatments is presumably due to mechanical and/or thermal damage to the urethral wall during the procedure. The Erbium:YAG laser is capable of precisely incising the urethral stricture with minimal peripheral damage to adjacent healthy tissue. The minimal side-effects caused during Erbium laser incision should translate into limited scarring and improved procedural success rates.