Hysterectomy Specialist

What is MINvasive?

MINvasive is a laparoscopic procedure that uses only a single incision to perform gynecological surgery. The treatment involves a specialized instrument with an attached camera that sends real-time images of your inner reproductive structures that your surgeon can view on an external monitor.

The Women's Specialists of Fayette providers perform a variety of surgeries using the MINvasive technique to address conditions, such as:

• Cysts
• Polyps
• Fibroids
• Infertility
• Endometriosis
• Pelvic organ prolapse

MINvasive can also be an option for removing your uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes during a hysterectomy.

Additionally, minimally invasive surgery can be an effective diagnostic tool to address unexplained symptoms or infertility.

How is MINvasive used in diagnostics?

When you have persistent pelvic pain or bleeding, MINvasive can help your medical team understand the cause.

Using minimally invasive technology, including MINvasive, The Women’s Specialists of Fayette team can explore the reproductive organs and surrounding structures to identify abnormalities. You may also undergo this type of procedure to learn more about the cause of infertility or multiple miscarriages.

What are the benefits of MINvasive and minimally invasive surgery?

By accessing the treatment area through one or two small incisions, your provider can perform complex surgical techniques without causing much trauma to the body.

Your medical team creates custom surgical treatment plans using minimally invasive techniques to effectively address your health needs and prevent long-term complications.

Other benefits of minimally invasive surgery include:

• Less pain
• Faster recovery time
• Shorter hospital stay
• Reduced risk of infection

Needing only small incisions to complete a surgery ensures you achieve your desired results with minimal scarring and complications.

To determine if minimally invasive surgery is right for you, The Women’s Specialists of Fayette surgical team evaluates your medical history and overall health to ensure you can tolerate anesthesia and associated risks of surgery.

If your physician recommends a hysterectomy to protect your reproductive health, minimally invasive surgery can ensure you recover faster and avoid common complications of traditional surgery, such as infection and major scars

You can find out if MINvasive surgery is a good fit for you by calling the office or by booking a consultation online today.