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Usually, a surgeon does not cut into the prostate gland during removal of the prostate. Although it is theoretically possible that cutting into the prostate could encourage cancer cells to spread, prostate cancer is not a type of cancer that implants easily into other tissues. This worry would be much greater with some other types of cancers.
