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Dr. Shirin Razdan is the director of the robotic surgery department at the Comprehensive Urological Surgery Institute in Miami, Florida.
Dr. Shirin Razdan is the director of the robotic surgery department at the Comprehensive Urological Surgery Institute in Miami, Florida.
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Our advanced robotic-assisted urology services combine the latest surgical technology with expert precision to treat complex prostate, kidney, and bladder conditions while minimizing pain, scarring, and recovery time
Dr. Shirin Razdan is the director of the robotic surgery department at the Comprehensive Urological Surgery Institute in Miami, Florida. She is one of the leading and world renowned robotic surgeons in the United States who completed her medical education from Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York and has undergone subspecialty training in Urologic Oncology and Robotic Surgery.
Highly skilled and experienced in the field of robotic surgery, Dr. Razdan offers procedures for a variety of conditions such as bladder, kidney, and prostate cancer. She has also successfully performed complex upper tract reconstruction procedures. Dr. Razdan performs prosthetic surgery for treating erectile dysfunction and stress urinary incontinence in males and females.
Dr. Shirin Razdan recognized as a Urology Research All Star ranking top 5% nationwide in 2025. By being named to the All-Star list, Dr. Razdan is honored in recognition of the quality and quantity of her published research. To be included as an All-Star, surgeons must be among the top 5% of those publishing leading-edge healthcare research.
This honor celebrates not just the volume of Dr. Shirin Razdan’s research, but her impact—groundbreaking work that’s helping redefine value-based care across the country.
13 March 2026
One of the most common concerns older patients have after being diagnosed with a kidney tumor is simple: Am I too old for surgery? It’s a very reasonable question. Many patients in their 70s or even 80s worry that surgery may be too risky or that recovery could be difficult. But age by itself rarely […]
13 March 2026
