Yes and No. If the biopsy suggests the cancer is low volume and low grade, the final prostatectomy specimen will confirm this impression 80-85% of the time. However, the biopsy is only a sample, and in 15-20% of cases, there will be significantly more cancer or cancer at or beyond the margin of the prostate gland or higher Gleason grade cancer. Therefore, I advise my patients to wait only 6 weeks after the biopsy to let the inflammation subside and then schedule surgery as soon as they conveniently can schedule it.