Dr. Leonard Liang is a leading urologist serving patients in the Greater Los Angeles area.

Board-certified by the American Board of Urology, Dr. Liang is experienced in all types of urological disorders and diseases, including kidney and bladder stones, kidney tumors, erectile dysfunction and urinary incontinence.

He is a recognized leader in laparoscopic surgical techniques for kidney tumors, minimally invasive procedures for enlarged prostate and prostate cancer, and state-of-the-art techniques for kidney transplantation.

At his centrally-located private practice on Grand Avenue in downtown Los Angeles, Dr. Liang helps both men and women get the individual attention they need to feel confident in their care. He is committed to ensuring each patient has plenty of time to ask questions and become educated about their care in a comfortable setting where they never feel rushed.

Born in Atlanta, Dr. Liang earned his bachelor of science degree in biomedical sciences and his medical degree at the University of Michigan. He completed a six year urology training program at Kaiser Permanente Los Angeles where he was chief resident his final year.  Following his urology residency, he did a two year fellowship in kidney transplantation at University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) at the Immunogenetics Center and the Westwood Medical Center. He holds memberships in both the American Urological Association and the American Society of Transplantation. Dr. Liang has been a Plenary Session presenter on prostate cancer and renal transplantation at the American Urologic Association Annual Meeting in 2014. In 2013, Dr. Liang was named 2013 Clinical Faculty of the Year by the UCLA Department of Urology.

In addition to his current practice, Dr. Liang maintains affiliations with Good Samaritan Hospital, California Hospital, Pacific Alliance Hospital, and Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. After several years of volunteering his time at Harbor-UCLA, Dr. Liang accepted a part-time attending staff position in 2014.  Dr. Liang enjoys teaching residents while doing challenging urologic surgeries and kidney transplants. Dr. Liang speaks fluent English, Spanish and Taiwanese and intermediate Mandarin Chinese.