Dr. Domenico Savatta

21+ Years of enhancing men’s health and well-being using technology.

Dr. Domenico Savatta, MD is a board-certified urologist. He strives to care for each patient as he would a family member. Whether the problem is easy to fix or complicated, he understands the patient’s concerns and will tailor the treatment plan for each patient’s individual needs.

Pioneering Robotic Surgery

He has been pioneering robotic surgery since 2004 and has contributed to the advancement of the field of urologic robotic surgery. Dr. Savatta has expertise in minimally-invasive robotic and laparoscopic surgery for prostate, kidney, and bladder cancers. Dr. Savatta has combined his undergraduate training in engineering with his surgical training in open and laparoscopic surgery to provide state-of-the-art treatments for all urologic disorders.

First Robotic Surgery at NBI

Dr. Savatta started his robotic surgery practice at Newark Beth Israel in 2004. NBI was the first hospital in the Saint Barnabas Health Care System to have a Da Vinci robot. NBI became the first hospital on the east coast to have a da Vinci S robot and Dr. Savatta performed the first robotic surgery with it on March 13, 2006. The patient had a prostate that weighed almost 200 grams, 30 is normal and had multiple prior prostate operations.

Adopting New Technologies

Dr. Savatta has been an early adopter of technology and is available for second opinions and management through in person visits at his Rahway and West Orange offices or through the NJU Telemedicine service .

New Jersey Offices and Hospital Privileges

Dr. Savatta has 2 New Jersey Offices, West Orange and Rahway and has privileges at 4 Hospitals in Union and Essex counties.

Procedures

Urologic Surgery

Learn more about traditional open urologic surgery vs. minimally invasive robotic surgery.

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Prostate Cancer

Nearly one in eight American men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime.

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Kidney Cancer

Kidneys can develop masses that may be cancerous. These masses are found when people have abdominal ultrasounds, MRIs, or CT scans for other complaints.

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Bladder Cancer

Bladder cancer can occur in men and women. The most common sign of bladder cancer is blood in the urine.

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Prostatectomy for BPH

For extremely enlarged prostates, there have been limited choices for a successful long-term option. One of the few treatments is the Robotic Simple Prostatectomy.

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Streamline for BPH

New procedure for BPH that is great for patients with difficult anatomy and ones having significant problems with urinary retention. Minimum Bleeding, No Catheters, Pure Relief.

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