Dr. Mistry is a Texas native having grown up in the Houston suburb of Sugar Land.  He went to college at the Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago, where he earned a degree in Chemical Engineering and conducted research to improve bioreactors and understand the fluid mechanics of artificial blood.  He was very active as a student including serving as Student Government President.

After College, he moved back to Houston and received his medical degree from Baylor College of Medicine.  While a medical student, he was awarded a prestigious Howard Hughes Research Fellowship to conduct basic science research in prostate cancer.  Dr. Mistry stayed at Baylor to complete his residency in Adult and Pediatric Urology. While a resident he earned a Master’s in Public Health authoring a thesis on the ethics of screening the uninsured for cancer.

Dr. Mistry played a critical role in the development of the DaVinci Robotic Prostatectomy program at Baylor at a time when few systems were available around the world.  In addition to prostate cancer, Dr. Mistry has a strong interest in the management of male factor infertility and the impact of changes in testosterone level as men grow older.

He started his solo practice in the Austin and Greater Williamson County area in 2007 based on a desire to give state of the art urologic care, be accessible and be willing to go the extra mile to get answers for his patients.

Dr. Mistry is married and has six wonderful children.