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Benefits of minimally invasive/robotic surgery for endometriosis?

Topic:Surgery
Affected areas:pelvicabdominalbowel
An illustration of a woman getting robotic excision surgery.

Minimally invasive and robotic-assisted approaches typically use small incisions, which can mean less postoperative pain, less blood loss, and a smoother early recovery compared with larger-incision surgery. Many patients are able to go home the same day or the next morning, depending on the complexity of their case and what we find at surgery.


For endometriosis specifically, enhanced visualization and precise instrument control can help us carefully dissect around sensitive structures and remove disease while minimizing unnecessary tissue trauma. Patients also often appreciate the cosmetic benefit of smaller incisions that tend to heal with subtle scarring. If you’re considering surgery, our team can help you understand whether a minimally invasive or robotic approach fits your anatomy, symptoms, and surgical goals.

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Our specialists use minimally invasive and robotic techniques to reduce pain and speed up recovery after endometriosis surgery. We focus on precise removal while protecting your healthy tissues for the best outcomes.

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Dr. Steven Vasilev delivers best-in-class endometriosis guidance and a personalized treatment plan—built on evidence and your unique biology.


Led by Steven Vasilev, MD—an internationally recognized endometriosis specialist & MIGS surgeon—Lotus Endometriosis Institute is virtual-forward, with many patients traveling nationally for care. Clinical evaluation and surgical treatment are provided in California.

Santa Monica, CA

2121 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90404

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Arroyo Grande, CA

154 Traffic Way, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420