Our providers offer this minimally invasive procedure performed in the office under local anesthesia. This procedures entails a lighted camera to be inserted vaginally into the uterine cavity to visualize for any abnormalities.
Office Hysteroscopy/Endosee Procedure
This procedure is used for the diagnosis and treatment of many different conditions such as:
Office Endometrial Ablations
Our physicians offer a variety of treatment procedures for heavy menstrual bleeding. We offer the Hydrotherm Ablation (HTA) for achieving lighter menstrual periods and possible amenorrhea. This procedure has a high efficacy rate for achieving lighter menstrual flow. This procedure can be done under local anesthesia in office. This procedure entails inserting a lighted camera vaginally into the uterine cavity and allowing heated fluids to circulate throughout the endometrial cavity to ablate the uterine lining. This results in less post operative pain and a shorter recovery time.
Monalisa Touch
MonaLisa Touch delivers gentle laser energy to the vaginal wall tissue that stimulates a healing response by generating new collagen, elastin and vascularization. A typical course of treatment is three procedures over 18 weeks.
In both European and US clinical trials, women reported symptom relief after the very first treatment and even greater improvement after treatments 2 and 3.
We have seen the benefits as early as 12 hours after the first treatment.
We are one of the first few practices to offer this cutting edge technology to our patients with Genito – urinary syndrome of menopause.
Ask us today if the MonaLisa Touch is right for you.
For your convenience we have a dedicated phone line for you to call and schedule or to answer your questions. Please call (702) 360 – 4650.
truSculpt 3D
LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure)
This procedure is done under local anesthesia in the office or in the operating room to excise a portion of the cervix which contain precancerous cells. This procedure is used as an aid in the diagnosis and treatment of cervical dysplasia (precancerous cells).