Mardi Karin, MD, FACS

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2589 Samaritan Dr

San Jose, CA 95124

+1 (408) 426-4900

https://stanfordhealthcare.org

Dr. Mardi R. Karin is a board certified surgeon with over 20 years of experience, specializing in breast surgery and is Clinical Professor of Surgery in Stanford University Department of Surgery, Section of Surgical Oncology. She was appointed the first Clinical Director of Breast Cancer Care at Stanford Cancer Center South Bay after the new cancer center opened and served in this role from 2016-2019. Dr. Karin specializes in the surgical treatment of breast diseases and cancer. In addition to providing outstanding care, her focus and leadership in breast cancer care includes improving coordinated care for breast cancer treatment both within the Cancer Center and the community.Dr.

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4.525 reviews

Marcia H.

4/6/2016

Dr. Karin has taken care of me since she performed my lumpectomy in 2013. She is a top-notch doctor, with a wonderful personality and a very kind bedside manner. She is now located at Stanford...

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Vivian M.

6/23/2023

It was a few years ago that I saw Dr. Mardi Karin, after finding a big lump in my breast. She diagnosed it to be mastitis and sliced my breast open trying to drain the pus. But after two months,...

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M L.

5/13/2023

I really did not get good vibes from Dr Karin or her PA Heather and would not feel comfortable having them on my surgical care team. One thing that made me particularly uncomfortable is when Dr....

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Suzanna K.

10/28/2018

Dr. Karin is exceptional! She is smart, caring and gives you the facts and let's you make your decisions. I was very happy with breast surgery she performed for me. Highly recommend for any type...

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R S.

10/2/2019

Dr. Karin is a top-notch professional with excellent bed-side manners. I was diagnosed with a small lump in my right breast in May 2018 and she performed a breast conserving lumpectomy that healed...

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