Brookhaven is close to our Sandy Springs Clinic & Surgery Center, and we are glad to care for adults who drive up Johnson Ferry Road for a urology visit. Call 678-344-8900 — or book online — and we will put you on the schedule.
Brookhaven sits just inside the Perimeter, south of our Johnson Ferry Road campus. People usually reach us by heading north on Johnson Ferry Road or by cutting over from Peachtree-Dunwoody Road and I-285. If you have been looking for a urologist in Atlanta and Brookhaven is home, this is the Advanced Urology clinic we will book for you unless you ask to start in Decatur.
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People from Brookhaven often arrive after a primary-care visit raised a question, or after a stone or a leakage problem started to get in the way of ordinary days. Our urologists listen first. We look at the tests you already have, add a test when it would change the plan, and talk through options Advanced Urology already offers.
You will find us at 1450 S Johnson Ferry Road, Sandy Springs, GA 30319, with the clinic and the surgery center in one building. That means a planned procedure can often stay on the same campus. If Irvin Way is a better fit, our Decatur Clinic is also open to you.
The clinicians at this office
Our Sandy Springs urologists — Vahan Kassabian, MD, Herman Bagga, MD, FACS, and Marc Greenstein, DO — see Brookhaven patients here, with physician assistants and nurse practitioners on the same team.
Herman Bagga, MD, FACSUrologic surgeon 
Marc Greenstein, DOUrological surgeon; Director, Surgery Center Sandy Springs 
Vahan Kassabian, MDUrologist; Director of Prostate Center
Conditions we see from Brookhaven
We care for urologic cancers and the full range of adult urology: enlarged prostate, kidney stones, bladder symptoms, blood in the urine, erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, and vasectomy consults. A visit does not start with a sales pitch for a procedure. We begin with what is going on and what would actually help.
We do not offer Rezum. We do not offer needle PTNS sessions at the Sandy Springs clinic for Brookhaven visits. For tibial nerve stimulation we offer Altaviva, an implanted tibial nerve stimulator, and we will be direct about what we can and cannot provide.
Before you come in
A photo ID, your insurance card if you have one, a medicine list, and any lab or scan that started this all help the visit move smoothly. If this is an emergency — no urine, heavy bleeding, a high fever with urinary symptoms, or pain that will not ease — go to an emergency department or call 911 rather than waiting for a clinic day.
Call 678-344-8900 when you want to come in from Brookhaven. We will be here on Johnson Ferry Road.
Care Brookhaven patients often start here
From Brookhaven, people book with us for urology care for women, an enlarged prostate, kidney stones, cancer care, and vasectomy. Each of those pages stays with what we actually do at 1450 S Johnson Ferry Road.
How do Brookhaven residents get to your clinic?
Most people drive up Johnson Ferry Road to our Sandy Springs Clinic & Surgery Center at 1450 S Johnson Ferry Road. The clinic and the surgery center share one campus, so a planned procedure can often stay in the same building. Call 678-344-8900 — or book online — and we will put a Brookhaven visit on the schedule.
What kinds of problems do you see from Brookhaven?
People come in after a primary-care visit raised a question, or after a stone, leakage, a rising PSA, or a cancer concern started to get in the way of ordinary days. We listen first and talk through options Advanced Urology already offers. Emergency warning signs still belong with 911 or in an emergency department.