David Yang, M.D.

My goal is for every patient to leave our visit with a newfound understanding of their condition and options for management, and they feel comfortable with the future plan. I try to treat every patient as family, and will deliver information and guidance as such. My clinical interests include urologic oncology and men's sexual health, including erectile dysfunction, Peyronie's disease and male infertility.

I grew up in Indianapolis but have lived in Minnesota for the last seven years. In my free time, I like to golf, hike, and spend time with my wife and two Newfoundland dogs.

Education

• Indiana University School of Medicine

Internship

• Urology, Mayo Clinic

Residency

• Urology, Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education 

Fellowship

• Andrology, Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education

Certification

• American Board of Urology

Memberships

• American Urologic Association
• Sexual Medicine Society of North America
• Society for the Study of Male Reproduction
• Society of Genitourinary Reconstructive Surgeons
• Society of Urologic Prosthetic Surgeons, Inc.

• Male infertility (microscopic variocelectomy)
• Male stress incontinence (male sling, artificial urethral sphincter)
• Male urethral stricture disease (urethroplasty)
• Men’s health
• Men’s sexual medicine (erectile dysfunction, penile prosthesis/prosthetic surgery)
• Peyronie's disease (penile plication, penile incision and grafting)
• Robotic surgery
• Urethral stricture disease

• The Tubing, Hitch and Lasso, Intussusception Anchor (THALIA) Technique: A novel approach to fixate the penile implant reservoir, January 2021.
• Multicenter experience using collagen fleece for plaque incision with grafting to correct residual curvature at time of inflatable penile prosthesis placement in patient’s with Peyronie’s disease, June 2020.
• Patient attitudes towards surgical management of Peyronie’s Disease prior to men’s health consultation, June 2020.
• Damage control considerations during IPP surgery, January 2020.
• Oncologic and quality-of-life outcomes with wide resection in robot-assisted laparoscopic radical prostatectomy, February 2015.