Can I get a virtual second opinion for adenomyosis?

Yes—our team can offer a virtual, record-based second-opinion style consultation for suspected adenomyosis. These visits are designed to review your symptoms and the evidence you already have (especially ultrasound and/or MRI reports, and ideally the actual images), explain how confident we can be based on that information, and clarify what options make sense next—particularly when adenomyosis may overlap with endometriosis.

Telehealth works best for adenomyosis when we can evaluate the quality of prior imaging and the language used in the report, because imaging can miss adenomyosis depending on technique and experience. To schedule, we’ll first ask for records (imaging reports/images, prior operative/pathology reports if any, and a brief treatment history) so we can confirm the visit will be meaningful and tell you what else we may need.

If you’re located outside California, virtual communication is limited to education, records organization, and preliminary review—it isn’t a formal diagnosis, treatment plan, prescriptions, or ordering new tests. When appropriate, we use the telehealth visit to map out whether an in-person evaluation and possible California-based surgical care would actually add value in your case. If you’d like to proceed, reach out to start records intake and we’ll guide you through the next steps.