Babak Azad, MD
Assistant Professor
Biography
Dr. Babak Azad is a fellowship-trained urologist specializing in genitourinary reconstructive surgery.
He earned his medical degree from Qazvin University of Medical Sciences in Iran and completed a fellowship in robotic and laparoscopic urology at Tufts Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts. He subsequently trained in male reconstruction and prosthetics under Dr. Joel Gelman at the University of California, Irvine.
Dr. Azad's expertise is especially valuable for patients with lower urinary tract issues, including complex and multiple urethral strictures, urethral disruptions, and bladder neck contractures. His comprehensive skill set enables him to address a broad spectrum of urologic conditions, such as male urinary incontinence, genital reconstruction (including cosmetic penile surgery, buried penis, and scrotal lymphangioma), and upper tract reconstruction.
Research
Dr. Babak Azad is leading clinical research focused on advancing treatment options for male infertility, including new therapies for men with low sperm count and low testosterone. His research aims to improve fertility outcomes and expand access to innovative treatments for men experiencing reproductive health challenges.
If you have been diagnosed with male infertility, low semen count, or unexplained fertility issues, you may be eligible to participate in a clinical research study. By joining a study, you can help advance medical research while gaining access to potential new treatment options under the care of experienced specialists.
Learn more about the ETNA Study for Low Testosterone and find out whether you may qualify to participate.