Fertility-Enhancing Endoscopic Surgery

Fertility-Enhancing Endoscopic Surgery

 

Helping You Conceive Naturally with Advanced Surgical Care

If you’re struggling to conceive, certain conditions in the uterus, ovaries, or fallopian tubes may be affecting your fertility. Fertility-enhancing endoscopic surgery uses advanced minimally invasive techniques—laparoscopy and hysteroscopy—to correct these problems and improve your chances of natural conception.

At our clinic, we offer safe, uterus-preserving surgeries to support your dream of becoming a parent.

What is Fertility-Enhancing Surgery?

 

This includes procedures that

  • Remove or repair conditions interfering with fertility

     

  • Improve the environment of the uterus or fallopian tubes

     

  • Treat causes of recurrent pregnancy loss

     

These surgeries are typically performed using endoscopy—small instruments and a camera inserted through tiny incisions (laparoscopy) or through the vaginal passage (hysteroscopy)—making them less painful, with faster recovery.

 

 Common Fertility-Enhancing Surgeries We Offer

 

🔹 Diagnostic Hysterolaparoscopy

  • Checks the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries

     

  • Identifies blockages, adhesions, or abnormalities

     

🔹 Tubal Surgery (Tuboplasty)

  • Opens blocked or damaged fallopian tubes

     

  • Increases chances of natural conception

     

🔹 Ovarian Drilling (for PCOS)

  • Stimulates natural ovulation in women resistant to medication

     

🔹 Removal of Fibroids (Myomectomy)

  • Eliminates fibroids that affect implantation or pregnancy

     

🔹 Polypectomy / Septum Removal

  • Hysteroscopic correction of uterine abnormalities affecting fertility

     

🔹 Adhesiolysis

  • Removal of pelvic or uterine adhesions (scar tissue) that may block tubes or disturb the uterine lining

     

🔹 Endometriosis Surgery

  • Clears endometriosis implants that affect fertility and cause pain

When to Consider Surgery


You may benefit from fertility-enhancing surgery if:

  • You have been trying to conceive for over a year

  • Your tests show fibroids, endometriosis, polyps, or blocked tubes

  • You have PCOS and are not ovulating with medications

  • You have a history of miscarriages or abnormal uterus shape

 

Personalized Care, Every Step of the Way


Our team is committed to helping you grow your family with care and compassion. Every woman is unique—so we tailor your treatment based on your diagnosis, age, and reproductive goals.

Take the Next Step Toward Parenthood


Let us help you understand your options and find hope again.

Frequently asked questions

Treatment depends on the underlying cause and may include:

  • Lifestyle changes and medication

     

  • Ovulation induction

     

  • Intrauterine insemination (IUI)

     

  • In vitro fertilization (IVF)

     

  • Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI)

     

  • Surgery (to correct anatomical issues)

     

  • Donor eggs, sperm, or embryos

Yes. Female fertility declines significantly after age 35 due to a decrease in the quantity and quality of eggs. Male fertility also declines with age, but generally at a slower rate.

Yes. Maintaining a healthy weight, reducing stress, avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol, eating a balanced diet, and getting regular exercise can all positively impact fertility in both men and women.

Success rates vary depending on factors like age, cause of infertility, and type of treatment. For example, IVF success rates can range from 30% to over 60% per cycle depending on the patient’s age and health profile.

Yes. Most fertility treatments are safe when monitored by experienced specialists. Side effects are usually mild, but in some cases, there can be risks such as multiple pregnancies or ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), especially with certain medications.