Fadi Attiyeh, MD

Cancer surgery demands precision that only a few specialties can match. Surgical oncologists focus on removing tumors while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible, a balance that requires both technical skill and years of specialized training. These procedures often become part of a larger treatment plan, coordinating with medical and radiation oncology to address the disease from multiple angles.

Fadi Attiyeh, MD practices this discipline at 425 W 59th St 7th Fl, New York, NY 10019, an address that places the office within the clinical corridors of Midtown West. The building itself is one of those mid-rise medical hubs where elevators open onto quiet hallways lined with specialty practices. Patients here navigate the same streets that feed into Columbus Circle, where the neighborhood’s energy shifts from hospital corridors to storefronts and subway entrances.

Specialized care like this often begins with a referral, though some patients arrive after researching their options. The office handles complex cases—melanoma, sarcoma, gastrointestinal cancers—where surgical intervention plays a critical role. When scheduling a consultation, keep (212) 523-2387 handy; the number connects directly to the practice’s administrative line, where staff can outline next steps or clarify insurance questions before the first visit.

For directions, the map at this link plots the quickest route from any starting point. The area is well-served by public transit, with the A, C, and E trains stopping just blocks away, and the M11, M20, and M104 buses running along nearby avenues.