Dr. Samuel Kashani, MD, MS, FACS

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Renowned General Surgeon Elevates Surgical Care

Dr. Samuel Kashani, a distinguished figure in the medical field, stands at the helm of Advanced Surgical Solutions, a premier surgical center catering to the residents of Encino, California, and neighboring communities. With profound expertise in general, bariatric, and robotic surgery, his commitment to excellence and patient-centered care sets him apart as a beacon of surgical innovation and compassion.

Dr. Kashani’s illustrious career is marked by his extensive background in bariatric surgery, as wella s gastrointestinal, hernia, and cancer surgery. His proficiency encompasses the utilization of cutting-edge techniques, such as minimally invasive Single Port procedures, across a spectrum of surgeries. Notably, his adeptness in weight loss procedures at the esteemed Bariatric Surgery Center of Excellence underscores his commitment to transformative healthcare solutions.

In addition to spearheading his private practice since 2008 in the Westside and San Fernando Valley, Dr. Kashani holds the esteemed position of Chief of Surgery at Sherman Oaks Hospital. Moreover, his role as an Assistant Clinical Professor at UCLA School of Nursing and a general surgeon at the Wound Care Center at Valley Presbyterian Hospital showcases his dedication to education, mentorship, and holistic patient care.

Having earned his Doctor of Medicine and a Master of Science Degree in Applied Physiology from Rosalind Franklin University, Dr. Kashani completed his internship and residency in general surgery at UCSF – East Bay Surgery Program. Further enhancing his skills, he underwent a fellowship in minimally invasive, advanced laparoscopic, and bariatric surgery at Cedars– Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.

Boasting board certification in general surgery and recognition as a Diplomate of the American Board of Surgery, Dr. Kashani’s accolades extend to being a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS) and an esteemed member of the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES).

Beyond his professional endeavors, Dr. Kashani has authored publications in various fields. His research areas of interest include the appendicitis incidence among Hispanics in Chicago and Jewish medical ethics on Euthanasia, exploring critical healthcare issues and contributing to scholarly discourse.

Reflecting on his journey, Dr. Kashani attributes his success to unwavering hard work, persistence, and the invaluable support of his family, friends, and mentors. From nurturing his childhood dream of becoming a surgeon at the age of 6 to his current role as a transformative healthcare leader, he continues to inspire and elevate the landscape of surgical care with his steadfast dedication and expertise.

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