Treatments

Applications that aim to reduce signs of aging by supporting skin and tissue quality.

Methods aiming to improve skin and tissue health by supporting cellular renewal.

Personalized incontinence treatment with laser, non-surgical methods or surgical options.

Laparoscopic surgery correcting stress incontinence by supporting the bladder neck.

Exercises strengthening the pelvic floor to help prevent incontinence and prolapse.

Cystocele and rectocele repair surgically restoring prolapsed bladder or bowel tissue.

Operations treating pelvic floor disorders and urinary incontinence surgically.

Advanced imaging that details pregnancy follow-up with real-time, crystal-clear views of your baby.

Evaluation of the uterus and ovarian structure through imaging performed over the abdomen.

Monitoring placental and cord health by measuring blood flow between mother and baby.

An imaging test of the uterus and tubes that detects blockages or structural problems.

Regular assessment of the baby's development and the mother's health throughout pregnancy.

Close-up imaging of the uterus and ovaries, used especially in early pregnancy exams.

Minimally invasive endoscopic and laparoscopic operations enabling fast recovery.

Surgery performed via total, laparoscopic, supracervical or vaginal methods per the patient's condition.

Removal of intrauterine fibroids and correction of structural issues such as a uterine septum.

Surgery that removes fibroids laparoscopically or openly while preserving the uterine tissue.

Removal of ovarian cysts laparoscopically while preserving healthy ovarian tissue.

Surgical removal of both ovaries when medically necessary.

Surgical drainage of swelling or infection in the Bartholin gland.

Opening the cervix to remove uterine tissue for diagnosis or treatment.

Suturing and healing of incisions or tears that occur during birth.

Surgical removal of diseased or at-risk fallopian tubes.

Surgery correcting the uterine anomaly to support the chance of pregnancy.

Regular check-ups for early detection of gynecological cancers.

Screening that enables early detection through Pap smear and HPV tests.

Testing and vaccination to detect and prevent the HPV virus that can lead to cervical cancer.

Examining abnormal bleeding or cell changes via a tissue sample from the uterine lining.

Assessment of gynecological health and routine screening of cervical cells.

Removal of suspicious cervical tissue for diagnosis and treatment.