Dr. Paul Aaronson, MD, FACS

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Offering Exceptional Urological Care to the Queens Community

Dr. Paul Aaronson, a prominent board-certified urologist, has been wholeheartedly committed to delivering top-notch urologic care to the Queens community since 2000. As an esteemed member of New York Health, his state-of-the-art offices in Forest Hills and Richmond Hill stand as easily accessible hubs for individuals seeking his specialized services.

Specializing in adult urological conditions, Dr. Aaronson provides comprehensive care encompassing a broad spectrum of concerns, ranging from prostate issues to cancers impacting the genito-urinary tract, kidney stones, voiding dysfunction, erectile dysfunction, and male infertility. At the core of his patient care philosophy lies the creation of a warm and inclusive environment where each patient is seen, heard, and valued as a unique individual. 

Placing a strong emphasis on patient education, Dr. Aaronson guides individuals through their conditions and recommends suitable diagnostic and therapeutic interventions. His dedication to fostering open and honest communication ensures patients feel supported and empowered throughout their healthcare journey.

Dr. Aaronson earned his Medical Degree from SUNY Downstate College of Medicine in Brooklyn in 1990. He subsequently completed his general surgery residency at St. Luke’s/Roosevelt Hospital Center and a urology residency at Lahey Clinic in Massachusetts. 

A distinguished Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS), Dr. Aaronson is also board-certified in urology by the American Board of Urology. His professional affiliations extend to Mount Sinai Queens and Mount Sinai Hospital, where he continues to contribute his expertise and dedication to the field of urology.

Beyond his professional commitments, Dr. Aaronson enjoys various pursuits, including travel, physical fitness, guitar playing, and drawing. His multifaceted interests reflect his vibrant personality and unwavering dedication to both his patients and personal well-being.

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