Dr. Robin Lee, MD Urologist | Proliance Puyallup Surgeons Dr. Robin Lee

Dr. Robin Lee

MD

Dr. Lee is a urologist with training in all aspects of general urology, including kidney stones and tumor treatment, with a special emphasis in robotic-assisted prostate and kidney surgery. Dr. Lee finished his undergraduate training at Northwestern University and received his medical degree from the University of Illinois.

He went on to complete his internship and residency in General Surgery and Urology at the University of Illinois Medical Center in Chicago, IL. He then completed a robotics fellowship specializing in kidney, bladder, and prostate surgery in Seattle. He is a member of the American Urological Association. Dr. Lee enjoys biking, backpacking, and hiking.

As a urologist I educate my patients, giving them all the information I can, so they can make the medical decision that’s best for them.

Specialties

Kidney stones
Prostate
Tumor treatment
Robotic-assisted prostate
Kidney surgery

Education

Medical School Northwestern University
Urology Residency The University of Illinois
General Surgery Residency University of Illinois Medical Center, IL
Surgery Fellowship Robotics Fellowship - Seattle, WA

Board Certification

American Board of Urology

Personal Interests

Biking
Backpacking
Hiking

Professional Affiliations

American Urological Association

0.0 out of 5Based on 0 ratings

We’re a part of Proliance Surgeons, a team of independent, physician led care centers dedicated to providing exceptional outcomes, personally delivered.

About Dr. Robin Lee, MD Urologist | Proliance Puyallup Surgeons Dr. Robin Lee

Meet Dr. Robin Lee of Proliance Puyallup Surgeons. Dr. Lee is a urologist with an emphasis in kidney stones, tumor treatment, and robotic-assisted surgeries. This page brings the key information together in one place so visitors can understand the subject, review the available details, and continue to the most relevant section of the site.

Use the section menu and breadcrumb trail to review related information before making a decision. These connections are designed to keep supporting pages close at hand instead of forcing visitors to search through an unstructured archive.

The page title identifies the original record, while the surrounding navigation places it in the wider library. Start with the overview, follow a specific related page when you need more detail, and use the breadcrumb to return to the broader section. This structure is especially useful for archive pages that originally contained little more than a heading or a list.

Details may change over time. Use the related navigation and contact information on this site when you need current availability, eligibility, scheduling, specifications, or other time-sensitive information.