Hysteroscopic Polypectomy is a simple method to take out growths in the womb. A thin tool goes through the cervix to remove them. It helps with heavy flow, pain, and boosts the chance of getting pregnant in some cases.
Hysteroscopic Adhesiolysis is a simple, safe method to remove scar tissue in the uterus. It helps restore normal periods and improves fertility. The doctor uses a thin tool with a light to see and treat the problem quickly.
Hysteroscopic Septal Resection is a gentle, safe method to remove a uterine septum — a wall-like tissue inside the uterus that can affect fertility. A thin tool with a light helps the doctor see and fix it without cuts or stitches.
Diagnostic Hysteroscopy is a simple test to see inside the uterus. A thin tool with a camera is placed through the vagina to look for issues like fibroids or polyps. It helps find the reason for pain, bleeding, or trouble getting pregnant.
Laparoscopic Myomectomy is a keyhole surgery to take out fibroids using tiny cuts and a camera. It keeps the womb safe, helps with pregnancy, and offers quick healing, less pain, and very small scars.
Laparoscopic Metroplasty is a small-cut surgery to fix the shape of the womb. It helps women who face repeat miscarriages or trouble having babies by making the uterus better able to support a healthy pregnancy.
Laparoscopic Ectopic Pregnancy Removal is a small-cut surgery to take out a pregnancy growing outside the womb, usually in a tube. It helps prevent health risks and saves fertility for future pregnancy chances.
Laparoscopic Tubal Recanalisation is a small-cut surgery to open blocked tubes, often after tubal ligation. It helps women try for natural pregnancy again, offering a safe and easy way to restore fertility.
Diagnostic laparoscopy is a small surgery to check belly or pelvis problems. A tiny camera is used through a small cut. It helps doctors see clearly inside for issues like cysts, blocked tubes, or endometriosis.
Laparoscopic cystectomy is a keyhole surgery to remove cysts from the ovary. It uses small cuts and a camera to guide tools inside the body. This method is safe, with less pain, low risk, and quick healing after the surgery.
