Patient-Focused Urologic Care for Men
In New York's Upper East Side
Gregory Amend, MD

Reconstructive Urologist in Upper East Side, New York, NY

About Gregory Amend, MD

Dr. Gregory Amend is a reconstructive urologist in the Upper East Side of New York City. With a commitment to patient-centered care, Dr. Amend provides reconstructive surgery, erectile dysfunction, male incontinence treatment, buried penis to men aged 20 and older. Trained at renowned institutions including Stony Brook University and UC Davis Health, Dr. Amend specializes in reconstructive urology to address various conditions. Take the first step towards improved urological health by scheduling an appointment with Dr. Amend today.

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Patient Testimonials

5 Stars

Oct 17, 2023

Great doctor and wonderful experience. He explained everything really well and highly recommend!
5 Stars

Oct 17, 2023

Excellent video visit . will be seeing the doctor in person shortly , but overall good experience
5 Stars

Oct 17, 2023

Great doctor and wonderful experience. He explained everything really well and highly recommend!
5 Stars

Oct 17, 2023

It was a very satisfactory experience with today visit.
5 Stars

Oct 17, 2023

Dr Amend is amazing. I felt very welcomed. Thank you
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