Leading-Edge Prostate Cancer Care in Atlanta

Atlanta Prostate Center offers revolutionary prostate cancer treatment in Atlanta, combining advanced technology and expert care to deliver exceptional outcomes and enhance quality of life.

Atlanta's Premier Prostate Care Specialists

Our distinguished team of board-certified experts brings decades of pioneering experience in advanced therapeutic techniques, committed to delivering exceptional, personalized care through innovative solutions.
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About Atlanta Prostate Center

The Future of Prostate Care. Now.

At Atlanta Prostate Center, we are at the forefront of urological oncology, transforming care through groundbreaking technologies and compassionate, patient-centered service. Our unwavering commitment to excellence enables us to provide the most advanced therapeutic options while preserving your quality of life.

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Advanced treatment options tailored to your diagnosis and goals

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Patient-centered approach to personalized care planning

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Dedicated to preserving function and enhancing quality of life

Advanced Prostate Cancer Care in Atlanta

Atlanta Prostate Center offers a full range of advanced prostate cancer treatments, combining state-of-the-art technology, extensive clinical experience, and personalized care to deliver the optimal outcome for each patient.
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Transperineal Prostate Biopsy

MRI/ultrasound-guided transperineal biopsy for the most accurate prostate cancer diagnosis available.

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HIFU

High-Intensity Focused Ultrasound precisely targets and destroys cancerous tissue while preserving surrounding healthy tissue and vital function.

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Brachytherapy

A minimally invasive internal radiation therapy that delivers targeted treatment directly to the prostate with minimal impact on daily life.
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Robotic Prostatectomy

Robotic-assisted surgical removal of the prostate offering greater precision, faster recovery, and reduced risk of complications.

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ADT

Androgen Deprivation Therapy reduces hormone levels that fuel prostate cancer growth, used alone or alongside other treatments.

Meet the Elite Specialists Behind Your Care

Board-certified experts with extensive mastery in advanced prostate cancer therapies and groundbreaking treatment techniques

Vahan Kassabian, MD

Vahan Kassabian, MD

Director of Prostate Cancer

Leading authority in prostate cancer diagnosis with over 20 years of clinical experience. Specializes in advanced imaging techniques and precision care planning for optimal patient outcomes.
Jason Lomboy, MD

Jason Lomboy, MD

Director of Innovative Therapies

Pioneer in PEF ablation technology and innovative therapeutic modalities. Leads research initiatives in advanced approaches, bringing cutting-edge solutions to patients with complex conditions.
Jitesh Patel, MD

Jitesh Patel, MD

Director of Advanced Therapeutics

Expert in advanced therapeutic protocols and personalized medicine approaches. Specializes in integrating novel strategies with established care pathways for comprehensive patient management.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is prostate cancer hereditary?

Yes, family history is one of the most significant risk factors for prostate cancer. Men with a father or brother who has been diagnosed with prostate cancer are more than twice as likely to develop the disease. The risk increases further if multiple family members are affected or if diagnoses occurred at a young age. Certain inherited gene mutations, including BRCA1 and BRCA2, have also been linked to a higher risk of prostate cancer. If prostate cancer runs in your family, talk to your doctor about earlier or more frequent screening.

Where does prostate cancer spread?

Prostate cancer most commonly spreads to the lymph nodes and bones, particularly the spine, hips, and pelvis. It can also spread to the bladder, rectum, and, in more advanced cases, the liver and lungs. This is why early detection is so important. When prostate cancer is caught before it spreads beyond the prostate gland, treatment options are more effective, and outcomes are significantly better.

What are the stages of prostate cancer?

Prostate cancer is staged from I to IV based on how far the cancer has progressed. Stages I and II indicate the cancer is confined to the prostate. Stage III means the cancer has grown beyond the prostate but has not yet reached distant organs. Stage IV indicates the cancer has spread to lymph nodes, bones, or other parts of the body. Your stage, combined with your Gleason score and PSA level, helps determine the most appropriate treatment plan.

Does prostate cancer make you tired?

Fatigue can be associated with prostate cancer, though it is more commonly a side effect of treatment than the disease itself. Radiation therapy, hormone therapy such as ADT, and surgery can all contribute to fatigue during and after treatment. In advanced cases, the cancer itself may cause tiredness due to its effect on the body. If you are experiencing unexplained fatigue alongside other symptoms such as urinary changes or pelvic discomfort, it is worth speaking with a physician.