The UCLA Urology consists of a diverse team who deliver exceptional patient care and conduct a wide variety of internationally recognized research projects. Meet our faculty and staff

Adult urology. UCLA Health leads the nation in urologic care. We offer the full spectrum of urology services, from prevention and screenings to diagnosis and treatment. Our urologists perform the latest nonsurgical and surgical treatments, including minimally invasive, robot-assisted surgery.

Professor of Urology at UCLA and Director of Urologic Research, Attending Urologist, Greater Los Angeles-VA Medical Center. Dr. Garraway's primary clinical and research focus is on prostate cancer. She is a member of the UCLA Health Jonsson Comprehensive Cancer Center and heads a laboratory investigating prostate development and carcinogenesis.

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From the simplest conditions to the most complex, so acclaimed are our urology programs that the UCLA Department of Urology is consistently highly ranked by U.S. News & World Reports for urology care.

Visit the UCLA Health Westwood Urology office in Los Angeles for your urology and urologic oncology needs. Schedule an appointment. 200 UCLA Medical Plaza.

Dr. David Fishbein Yao is an adult urologist trained to deal with many issues involving the kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate, penis, scrotum, and testicles. He specializes in vasectomy, male fertility, and male sexual health. He completed his general urology residency at Harvard and fellowship in Men's Health at UCLA. More >

For over 50 years, urology specialists at UCLA have continued to break new ground and set the standards of care for patients suffering from urological conditions.

Health Science Clinical Professor, Dr. Mills is the Director of the Men's Clinic at UCLA, fellowship director of the UCLA male reproductive medicine and surgery program, and director of UCLA Urology Santa Monica. His practice is solely devoted to urologic men's health issues.

Dr. Desiree Sanchez, former UCLA Urology resident, is the first author on “Moving urologic disparities research from evidence synthesis to translational research: a dynamic, multidisciplinary approach to tackling inequalities in urology,” recently published in Urology.