Minimally invasive surgery
Evaluation and gynecologic procedures explained clearly: why they may be considered, what alternatives exist and how follow-up is planned.
Needs we address
- Examination of the inside of the uterus.
- Heavy menstrual bleeding.
- Fibroids or polyps that need assessment.
- A second opinion on a surgical recommendation.
What it includes
- Laparoscopy
- Hysteroscopy
- Fibroids
- Endometriosis
Services in this area
Every service and procedure is recommended only after an individual assessment.
Hysteroscopy
It allows the inside of the uterus to be viewed with a thin instrument inserted through the cervix. It may be diagnostic or therapeutic.
Endometrial ablation
A procedure that treats the lining of the uterus to reduce heavy menstrual bleeding in selected patients.
Myomectomy
The removal of fibroids while preserving the uterus, when there is an indication.
Polypectomy
The removal of polyps within gynecology, using a technique that depends on their location.
How the surgical path works
- 01
Assessment
We evaluate whether a procedure may be considered for your case.
- 02
Alternatives
Options, benefits and risks explained clearly.
- 03
Planning
The technique and location are confirmed for each case.
- 04
Follow-up
Defined support after the procedure.
“Minimally invasive” does not mean risk-free, nor that a technique is right for every patient. The indication, surgical approach and location are defined after an individual assessment.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Every surgical recommendation starts with an individual assessment that reviews your symptoms, tests, alternatives and expectations.
Yes. You can request an appointment to review a surgical recommendation you received elsewhere. Bring your tests and reports to the visit.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Ronald Salazar Mora, OB-GYN · Last reviewed:
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The next step begins with a conversation.
Request appointment information directly from the office. The clinic will confirm availability and the next step.
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