Colon and Rectal Surgery

Exceptional Colon and Rectal Surgeons

Our colon and rectal surgeons have extensive experience treating all colon and rectal conditions.

The Weill Cornell Medicine Division of Colon and Rectal Surgery includes academic surgeons who perform over 1,000 surgeries per year. Our surgeons are experts in the most innovative and advanced surgical techniques available, making them uniquely qualified to treat complex or challenging cases.

Leaders in Advanced Techniques and Technology

Our surgeons use the most advanced surgical techniques and technology available. We specialize in minimally invasive techniques — including laparoscopic and robotic-assisted surgical procedures — which offer effective care for our patients with less pain and shorter recovery.

As a scientifically based, academic institution, we are at the forefront of the latest treatments. Our dedication to improving the health of patients with colon and rectal disorders extends to innovative research programs.

Collaborative, Personalized Surgical Care

To support you throughout your journey, we provide you with a dedicated care team, including surgeons, nurses and staff. Our surgeons and nurses will empower you with information about your condition and treatment options, and together with your surgeon, you will determine the best treatment plan based on your specific condition, lifestyle goals and overall health.

Innovative Treatment for All Conditions

Our doctors diagnose and treat all colorectal conditions with compassion. Patients from around the region seek care from the Weill Cornell Medicine Division of Colon and Rectal Surgery because of our surgeons’ depth and breadth of expertise.

Our Division has gained national recognition for specialized and innovative procedures to treat complex, challenging and rare colorectal conditions. We provide the most advanced procedures possible to help all patients. For example, we are leaders in treating endometriosis of the bowel, HIPEC procedures and other innovative treatment procedures.