About Dr. Badkhshan
Dr. Shervin Badkhshan is a board-certified urologist and fellowship-trained reconstructive surgeon. As Director of Reconstructive Urology at NYU Langone Long Island, he treats urethral strictures, leakage, erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease, and problems after prior surgery, including failed implants and repeat repairs.
He is recognized by Coloplast as a Center of Excellence for the Titan® inflatable penile implant and is listed among high-volume Xiaflex urology specialists. He is also a Clinical Assistant Professor of Urology and teaches residents. He built this site so patients can understand their condition and their options before they walk in the door.
One practice, two sides
Men’s health and reconstructive urology
Most men start with something common: erection problems, low testosterone, Peyronie’s disease, or urinary symptoms, and most never need surgery. When they do, or when a prior repair or implant has failed, the next step doesn’t mean a new doctor.
Men’s health
Medications & office care
Erectile dysfunction: pills and Trimix injections
Peyronie’s disease: traction and Xiaflex
Low testosterone
Male fertility workups
Urinary symptoms, UroLift and Rezūm
Reconstructive urology
Surgery & complex repair
Urethral strictures and urethroplasty
Penile implants and revisions
Artificial urinary sphincter and male sling
Peyronie’s and buried penis surgery
Robotic ureteral reconstruction
The only Coloplast Titan® Center of Excellence for penile implants on Long Island (as of 2026). Listed among high-volume Xiaflex urology specialists.
Conditions
Urethral strictures →
Narrowing from scar tissue, including strictures that keep coming back after dilation.
Leakage after prostate treatment →
Evaluation and repair, including male slings and the artificial urinary sphincter.
Erectile dysfunction and implants →
From medication and injections to inflatable penile implants.
Getting started
Book a Consultation →
Book online or call (516) 535-1900. Most first visits are in person in Garden City. Video visits work well for second opinions and for patients who live farther away.
Bring prior operative notes, imaging, and a list of your medications. If you've had surgery elsewhere, those records often save repeat testing and get you to a plan faster.