About Dr. Tanaka Dune

“I am a woman, who was taught by women, to take care of women.

My entire training experience has allowed for the development of my extensive knowledge on the matters that affect women, teens and girls. During my subspecialty fellowship training, I was extremely lucky enough to have been trained by world renowned clinicians, surgeons and researchers in the surgical and non-surgical management of all pelvic

floor disorders”

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Tanaka J. Dune, MD, FACOG was most recently a Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgeon (a.k.a. Urogynecologist) in New York City who now works internationally. She is a top pelvic health expert, academician, clinician and surgeon. She mentors and teaches a multitude of different groups of individuals including high school students, undergraduates, medical students and residents and fellows.

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Dr. Dune enjoys seeing women for a variety of pelvic floor disorders including: urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, frequent urinary tract infections, fistulas, complications of vaginal mesh or slings requiring mesh removal, labial hypertrophy, various complex gynecologic conditions and other similar conditions.

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Dr. Dune offers an abundance of up to date treatment solutions including: minimally invasive surgery, office and mini surgical suite procedures, injections, medical and nonmedical management solutions.

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“I am completely dedicated to forming partnerships with each and every one of my patients, and I am extremely passionate about working together as a unit in order to facilitate the best patient education including personalized, well-rounded care.”

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In addition to patient care, Dr. Dune is an active researcher in the field of Urogynecology, with experience  ranging from the basic, translational and clinical sciences.

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In particular, Dr. Dune has performed extensive research in the urinary microbiome since 2013, and she was presented with an award from the American Urogynecologic Society in 2015 for her work.

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Dr. Dune has been actively involved nationally and internationally in the academic urogynecologic community. She is currently a member of the American Urogynecologic Society, and she is a fellow of the American Congress of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

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