Gynecological surgery

What are gynaecological surgeries, and what problems do they solve?

Gynaecological surgeries are modern medical procedures used to diagnose and treat various diseases of the female reproductive system. Gynaecological surgery is used when conservative treatment is insufficient or when precise surgical intervention is required.

Most often, gynaecological surgery is performed for the following health conditions:

• Uterine fibroids;
• Endometriosis;
• Ovarian cysts;
• Pathologies of the uterine cavity;
• Abnormal uterine bleeding;
• Diagnosis and treatment of infertility;
• Benign growths of the reproductive organs.

The FORTEMED Medical Centre uses both minimally invasive methods — laparoscopy and hysteroscopy — and other modern approaches in gynaecological surgery, ensuring accurate diagnosis and gentle treatment with the shortest possible recovery time.

What is the purpose of the surgery, and what are its benefits for patients?

The primary goal of gynaecological surgery is to improve patients' health, well-being, and quality of life. Depending on the diagnosis, surgery can help reduce pain, eliminate bleeding, improve reproductive function, or completely remove pathological formations.

Modern gynaecological surgery offers a number of significant advantages:

• Accurate diagnosis and treatment of the problem;
• Reduced tissue damage thanks to minimally invasive techniques;
• Shorter recovery period;
• Reduced postoperative pain;
• Faster return to daily activities;
• The ability to preserve reproductive function, if medically possible.

Laparoscopic and hysteroscopic gynaecological surgeries allow procedures to be performed through small incisions or without them, reducing the risk of complications and providing a more gentle approach to the patient's body.

How to prepare for gynaecological surgery?

Proper preparation for gynaecological surgery is essential for a safe procedure and successful recovery. Before the operation, each patient receives an individual consultation with a doctor and the necessary examinations.

Preparation usually includes:

• Consultation with a gynaecologist and health assessment;
• Ultrasound examination or other diagnostic tests;
• Blood tests and other laboratory tests;
• Consultation with an anaesthesiologist;
• Individual recommendations on nutrition and medication before surgery.

Patients receive detailed information about the procedure, the type of anaesthesia and post-operative care. Our goal is to ensure maximum safety, comfort and confidence throughout the entire treatment process.

Types of Procedures Performed

At FORTEMED Medical Centre, we provide modern gynaecological surgical care using minimally invasive techniques and an individualised approach for every patient. We apply advanced technologies to reduce recovery time, minimise postoperative discomfort, and achieve optimal medical and aesthetic outcomes.

Our experienced specialists perform both diagnostic and therapeutic procedures for a wide range of gynaecological conditions — from benign growths to reproductive health disorders and endometriosis.

Hysteroscopic and intrauterine procedures:

• Hysteroscopy;
• Hysteroscopic resection (hysteroresectoscopy);
• Uterine curettage.

Laparoscopic procedures:

• Diagnostic laparoscopy;
• Laparoscopic fallopian tube recanalisation;
• Laparoscopic salpingectomy (removal of fallopian tubes);
• Laparoscopic removal of small fibroids;
• Laparoscopic removal of large or multiple fibroids;
• Laparoscopic ovarian cyst enucleation;
• Laparoscopic hysterectomy (uterus removal);
• Laparoscopic endometriosis treatment;
• Laparoscopic ovarian fenestration.

Other surgical procedures:

• Excision of Bartholin’s gland cyst;
• Laparotomy.

Intimate and reconstructive surgery:

• Labia plasty;
• Vaginal plasty.

Before each procedure, a thorough diagnostic assessment and consultation with a gynaecologist are performed to determine the most appropriate treatment strategy. We support our patients at every stage — from the initial visit through postoperative follow-up.

For additional information or to book an appointment, please call 2 330 4440.

All our doctors speak English, thereby facilitating diagnosis and treatment.