If you live in Dunwoody and need a urologist, our team will see you at our Sandy Springs Clinic & Surgery Center, just west of your neighborhood. Call 678-344-8900 and we will be glad to set up your visit, or book online.
Dunwoody borders our campus across I-285, and many visits start with a short trip down or across to South Johnson Ferry Road in north Atlanta. Landmarks people mention when they call are GA-400, Peachtree-Dunwoody Road, and the Perimeter interchange. Searching for a urologist in Atlanta from a Dunwoody address usually brings you to this same Sandy Springs clinic, just inside the Perimeter.
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Dunwoody families come to us with a rising PSA, blood in the urine, kidney-stone pain, bladder leakage, an enlarged prostate, or a question after a scan. The first appointment is a conversation. We sit with the story you bring, review whatever labs or images arrived with you, and explain the next step in plain language.
The clinic is at 1450 S Johnson Ferry Road, Sandy Springs, GA 30319. Consults, testing and many procedures happen in the same building, so you are not sent across town for a later surgical day when this surgery center is the right setting. You may also be seen at our Decatur Clinic, 2711 Irvin Way, if you would rather start on Irvin Way.
Urologists you may meet
Herman Bagga, MD, FACS, Marc Greenstein, DO, and Vahan Kassabian, MD care for adults from Dunwoody at this office. Physician assistants and nurse practitioners work alongside them.
Herman Bagga, MD, FACSUrologic surgeon 
Marc Greenstein, DOUrological surgeon; Director, Surgery Center Sandy Springs 
Vahan Kassabian, MDUrologist; Director of Prostate Center
What we help with
Cancer questions get careful time: prostate, kidney, bladder and testicular concerns, and a PSA that someone flagged. Everyday urology is part of the same practice — stones, overactive bladder, leakage, erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, and vasectomy when that is the reason you called.
We do not offer Rezum. We also do not offer needle PTNS sessions for Dunwoody visits. For tibial nerve stimulation we offer Altaviva, an implanted tibial nerve stimulator, and we will say so clearly if that comes up. For an enlarged prostate, our urologists already offer medicine, UroLift, Aquablation, ThuLEP or HoLEP, TURP, and prostate artery embolization through interventional radiologists who work with the practice.
How to prepare
Bring a government-issued identification, insurance information if you carry it, a medicine list, and the report or disk that started this. Old records help, and we can still see you if the file is still coming together. If you are shaking with fever and urinary symptoms, cannot pass urine, are bleeding heavily, or have pain so strong no position helps, call 911 or go to an emergency department now.
When you are ready, call 678-344-8900 or book online. We will find a time at the Sandy Springs clinic for your Dunwoody visit.
Reasons Dunwoody patients call this clinic
Typical first visits from Dunwoody include a cancer question, prostate symptoms, a stone, bladder symptoms in women, and a vasectomy consult. We will start with the story you bring and the tests you already have.
Where do Dunwoody patients see a urologist?
We welcome you at our Sandy Springs Clinic & Surgery Center, 1450 S Johnson Ferry Road, just west of Dunwoody. Consults, testing, and many procedures happen in that building. Call 678-344-8900 and we will place a Dunwoody visit on the Sandy Springs schedule, or book online.
What should I bring to a first visit from Dunwoody?
A government-issued identification, insurance information if you carry it, a medicine list, and the report or disk that started this all help the visit. We can still see you if the file is still coming together. If you have a fever with urinary symptoms, cannot pass urine, or have pain that will not ease, call 911 or go to an emergency department now.