Comprehensive Endometriosis & Adenomyosis Care
Specialized services for every stage of care.
Our services are built around a deep understanding of endometriosis and adenomyosis, combining advanced surgical expertise with thoughtful, whole-patient care. From precise diagnosis and robotic excision to integrative support and long-term management, each service is tailored to your individual needs.
Our Services, Tailored to You
Care That Works Together
Each service is designed to address a distinct part of endometriosis and adenomyosis care, from diagnosis and advanced surgery to long-term symptom management and support. Together, they form a coordinated approach focused on precision, safety, and individualized care.
Evaluation & Diagnosis
Our diagnostic process starts with a crucial step, listening deeply to your story.
Surgery & Advanced Excision
World-class robotic excision surgery by a quadruple board-certified surgeon.
Integrative Medicine
Nutrition, hormonal balance, mind-body care, and holistic therapies—all designed to support your healing journey.
Hormonal Therapies
Understand how hormonal therapy fits into our endometriosis and adenomyosis care plan.
Pain Management
Mitigate pain while working toward lasting, root-cause treatment and healing.
Pelvic Floor Therapy
Address the muscle, nerve, and connective tissue drivers of pelvic pain.
Common Questions
How is multi-organ endometriosis treated without organ removal?
In many multi-organ cases, conservative surgery removes endometriosis and frees organs from scar tissue while preserving the organs themselves. Robotic excision can improve precision, and treatment planning may include other surgical specialists.
When is hysterectomy recommended for adenomyosis?
Hysterectomy is typically considered for adenomyosis when severe symptoms come from the uterus and you’re not planning future pregnancy. It is usually weighed most strongly when conservative treatments haven’t provided acceptable relief, aren’t tolerated, or don’t fit your goals.
Can endometriosis cause infertility and pelvic pain in your 20s?
Yes, endometriosis can cause chronic pelvic pain and fertility challenges in your late 20s. Pain can include severe period cramps, pain with sex, and bowel or bladder pain, though symptom severity doesn’t always match how much disease is present.
Is uterine artery embolization (UAE) right for adenomyosis?
UAE can be a good fit for adenomyosis when your goal is symptom relief while preserving the uterus, especially for heavy bleeding. Whether it’s right depends on your symptoms, fertility goals and whether endometriosis is also contributing.