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Centers of Excellence: Stony Brook Medicine

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At Stony Brook Medicine’s Department of Urology, we provide comprehensive and compassionate care tailored to fit your needs. Each member of our team is committed to delivering exceptional treatment for both common and complex urologic conditions.

Our board-certified and board-eligible physicians have received training from top institutions across the country, ensuring that you are met with the highest level of expertise. As an integral part of Long Island’s premier academic health center, our patients benefit from access to cutting-edge treatments, advanced technology and participation in clinical trials.

What We Do

Urologists specialize in treating issues of the kidneys, bladder, urinary tract and male reproductive system. Common conditions we address include urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney stones, continence issues, female pelvic floor disorders, male infertility, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) and urologic cancers.

Our team offers advanced treatment options, such as robotic surgery and minimally invasive procedures, to ensure the highest level of care for our patients.

Why See a Urologist?

Pelvic pain, erectile dysfunction, decreased libido,and issues involving urinary leakage, frequency, or difficulty are all examples of reasons you may want to visit a urologist. Additionally, routine visits are important for men over 50, as the risk of prostate cancer increases with age.

Our urologists specialize in managing these concerns and offer personalized treatments to improve your quality of life.

STAFF

Jason Michael Kim
MD
Steven J. Weissbart
MD
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