
Welcome to the Lotus Endometriosis Institute
High Tech meets Warm Touch
Careful listening, advanced technology, clear guidance—from first consult through recovery.
Led by Dr. Steven Vasilev, MD—structured, evidence-based care across the spectrum of endometriosis and adenomyosis.
4
Board Certifications
Gynecology, Gynecologic Oncology, Integrative & Holistic Medicine
30+
Years Experience
Complex minimally invasive surgery, including MIGS endometriosis excision
0
Major Complications
In the past decade of surgery
Dr. Steven Vasilev MD
Director of Lotus Endometriosis Institute
“A doctor that is truly knowledgeable
I traveled from Colorado to California to have Dr. Vasilev perform an endometriosis excision surgery on me. I cannot say how thankful and grateful I am that I did.”
— Charley McGill, Patient, Santa Monica
Science-Driven, Patient-Focused
The Lotus Approach
We combine advanced robotic excision with comprehensive integrative support—nutrition, hormonal optimization, microbiome balance, stress modulation, and nervous-system regulation—to help optimize recovery.
Every plan is personal. Every step and guidance is designed to restore lasting wellness—not just symptom relief.
There’s a reason patients come to California.
Insights, News, & Expert Guidance
Explore Recent Posts
Explore our regularly updated posts for clear answers and expert-guided insights to questions about endometriosis, treatment options, and whole-person care.

Do GLP-1 drugs reduce birth control pill effectiveness in endometriosis?
Explore how GLP-1 medications affect oral contraceptive effectiveness for endometriosis and adenomyosis patients. Get informed now!

Hormonal Therapy Risks Without Surgical Diagnosis: What Patients Should Know
Explore the risks of hormonal therapy without surgical diagnosis for endometriosis. Learn what patients need to know about treatment options and potential side

Could a Menstrual Blood Test Diagnose Endometriosis Earlier?
Discover how a menstrual blood test may revolutionize endometriosis diagnosis. Learn about new research and its potential impact on early detection.
