Dr. Edward Messing, MD

Simply the best. Look at the credentials. Worth the 5-hour round trip for me for the last 7 years. Staff is outstanding as well.

What Dr Messing may lack in personal skills, he excels in profession skills. I wasn’t looking for someone to hold my hand, I wanted a smart, experienced doctor to save my life. He’s the one you want.

My experience with Dr. Messing, from start to finish, was disappointing. The worst experience was a prostate biopsy. He apparently didn't use any numbing agent or didn't wait for it to take effect. I could feel the long needle going all the way into the prostate each and every one of the 10 or so explorations. It was an agonizing experinece, and I shudder years after just thinking about it. It was absolutely unnecessary. I had a prostate biopsy done by a different physician years before with no significant discomfort. When I asked a physician's assistant for one of Dr. Messing's colleagues about my experience, she said that he probably didn't want to take the time to wait for the numbing agent to work.

I had surgery with Dr. Messing and I successfully healed. The experience I had with this doctor was good.

1st visit with Dr Messings today. I can see where some may think he is arrogant, rude, and insensitive. I initially found him a bit snippy however, after familiarizing myself with his character, I found that he has so much experience knowledge and decades of seeing patients with terrible conditions that he cuts through the weeds to ensure a professional, deliberate, and extremely thorough assessment of your condition. It avoids confusion on the patient's end on a very serious matter.

Dr. Messing has been monitoring my bladder cancer case for 9 years. He is a world expert in the treatment of this disease. He is meticulous, hard working, and insightful. It is clear that he cares about his patients and goes the extra mile to ensure that I have the best care. If you have bladder cancer, especially a complicated case, I would recommend you see Dr. Messing as soon as possible.

I had bladder and prostate cancer,he removed both and made a neobladder from my intestines. Surgeries performed at U of WI Madison, WI in 1991-1992. Thanks to the good Lord and Dr. Messing I am still alive and serving the Lord. Merry Christmas to all.