Dr. Mark Sutton is the vice chairman of the Houston Methodist Department of Urology and the site director at the Houston Metro Urology Ambulatory Surgery Site for the Houston Methodist Urology Residency. He is an associate professor of urology at Baylor College of Medicine, Scott Department of Urology and is the president-elect of the Texas Urologic Society, which represents all urologists in the State of Texas. His practice style is to treat patients like he would treat himself or a member of his own family, with compassion and state-of-the-art urologic service.

Dr. Sutton's areas of interest include minimally-invasive surgery (laparoscopy); Da Vinci Robotic surgery for prostate cancer, bladder cancer, kidney cancer, UPJ obstruction; cryoablation (freezing) and HIFU therapy for prostate/kidney cancer; vasectomy and microscopic vasectomy reversals; ESWL and endoscopic stone laser stone removal techniques; penile prostheses for erectile problems and artificial urinary sphincters for urine incontinence; InterStim neuromodulation (bladder pacemaker) implantation and botox implantation for overactive bladder; and green-light laser surgery for prostate enlargement.

Dr. Sutton was born and raised in Idaho, married his wife Tiffini in 1987 and has two wonderful children. He was an All-State Defensive back in football, an Eagle Scout, an avid golfer and fly fisherman. He is active in church leadership and scouting positions and enjoys history and astronomy.