Dr. David Samadi

Dr David Samadi, with over 20 years experience in urology, has proved to be one of the best prostate cancer surgeons, dedicated to compassionate and successful prostate cancer treatment. Currently, dr. Samadi acts as Director of Men’s Health at St. Francis Hospital in Roslyn, New York. He and his team of professionals help men of all ages overcome their urologic issues with the latest treatments and minimal side effects.
In his fight against prostate cancer, dr. Samadi developed the SMART Surgery technique in order to achieve his main goal of completely removing the cancerous prostate, while maintaining the sexual function and full urinary continence.

David Samadi is a member of the American Urologic Association and the American Medical Association. Dr. Samadi frequently presents his clinical research at medical conferences as a subject matter expert nationally and internationally.

Dr. Samadi is one of NYC's Best Urologists
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Dr. David B. Samadi is the author of the book “The Ultimate MANUAL” , a Guide to Men’s Health and Wellness. This is a comprehensive and life-changing guide that will help improve all aspects of men’s health.
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DR. DAVID SAMADI

has over 20 years of experience

in treating prostate cancer

Dr. Samadi’s work focuses on solving one of the main issues of prostate cancer – early detection for a disease that basically has no symptoms in its preliminary stages. This is the reason for the appearances of Samadi on Fox News, as a medical correspondent, as well as for his written publications, blog articles and Youtube channel that all promote a preventive and healthy lifestyle.

 

 

The benefits of getting tested are enormous because about 90% of the patients that are detected early will get cured. The PSA (prostate specific antigen) medical test is simple and fast with only your blood being analyzed, you have nothing to be scared about. 

Age isn’t a factor anymore when it comes to prostate cancer, so don’t wait around until you are 60 to get tested. Do it early and the benefits could make all the difference. There are lots of treatment options out there, such as active surveillance, radiation, HIFU, prostate surgery, so it’s important to detect the disease in its early stages and have time to decide on a course of action.

Performing an average of 15 prostate cancer surgeries per week, Doctor David Samadi is a urologist surgeon with huge experience in treating prostate cancer with robotic laparoscopic prostate surgery. The technique is one of the most cutting edge technologies in conquering this disease and David Samadi’s urology office has all the latest equipment, as well as welcoming and luxurious facilities, that make the patients feel taken care of and reassured.

So what is robotic surgery and how can it help prostate cancer patients? To put it simply, robotic surgery is the future of medicine. The Da Vinci surgical system is the most advanced tool for minimally invasive surgery available at the moment. Using the DaVinci surgical system, Dr. David Samadi can transcend the limitations of conventional prostate cancer surgery, which already is a very complex medical procedure. It requires a big incision and side effects in the recovery stage like pain, infections and blood loss. Using the DaVinci system, the incisions needs will be considerably smaller and the so important prostate nerves that control both sexual functions, as well as bladder control, will be saved.

In the hands of a highly experienced urologist like Dr. David Samadi, the results of a DaVinci and SMART robotic prostate surgery are immense, with a vast outcome. In essence, the less damage a surgery does, the faster the recovery of the patients will be and Dr. David Samadi can deliver all that with the DaVinci robot – little to no scarring, because the incisions will heal quickly. You can essentially be out of the hospital within 24 hours after you had the surgery and, depending on your recovery rate, you can return back to work in 1 to 3 weeks after surgery.