Dr. Alexander Kieger

Conditions Treated

Enlarged Prostate or "BPH"

Cutting off the blood flow to the prostate gland causes it to shrink without the need for medications or surgery, relieving urinary symptoms and with a much lower risk of complications or sexual side effects.

Peripheral Vascular Disease

Reopening clogged arteries prevents major surgery or amputation for patients with gangrene and/or wounds that won't heal on the toes, feet and lower legs.

Uterine Fibroids

Blocking the blood flow to Fibroids causes them to shrink and stop bleeding, relieving pelvic symptoms and heavy periods, while preserving the uterus without surgery

Vertebral Compression Fractures

Painful compression fractures of the spinal column are repaired using a balloon and specialized cement injection, resulting in immediate pain relief

About

Education

Practice & Philosophy

Dr. Kieger’s connection to the D.C-Maryland-Virginia area was made through his Diagnostic Radiology residency training at Johns Hopkins. He completed subspecialty training in Vascular and Interventional Radiology at Chicago’s Northwestern University/McGaw Medical Center in 2018. This is the same institution where, from 2008-2013, he graduated medical school and trained as a General Surgery intern.

Practice & Philosophy

Dr. Kieger performs minimally-invasive procedures that produce excellent results and a quick recovery without a hospital stay. He uses cutting-edge techniques that enable him to treat a wide array of conditions through a tiny needle puncture. Most importantly, he dedicates ample time to his patients during consultations, and is readily available to them every step of the way.

Other Interests

Practice & Philosophy

Other Interests

He enjoys mountain biking, hiking, traveling and cooking with friends and family. Mooni is the family dog, and he loves to come along on their adventures.