Advanced Surgical & In-Office Procedures in Miami

Surgical Care at Miami Women’s Center

Will I always need major surgery for a gynecologic condition?

No. Many conditions like fibroids, polyps, or abnormal bleeding can be treated with minimally invasive or in-office procedures rather than traditional open surgery, which our team will always consider first.

What’s the difference between an in-office procedure and a surgical procedure requiring an operating room?

In-office procedures, like a colposcopy or endometrial ablation, are typically quick, require little to no anesthesia, and let you go home the same day. Operating room procedures, like a hysterectomy, involve more extensive surgery and anesthesia, though many are still done minimally invasively.

How do I know which procedure is right for my condition?

Your provider will review your diagnosis, symptoms, and future fertility goals to recommend the most appropriate and least invasive option available for your specific situation.

What is recovery like after a minimally invasive procedure?

Recovery varies by procedure, but minimally invasive and in-office treatments generally involve significantly less downtime than traditional surgery — often just a few days compared to several weeks.

Can I still have children after these procedures?

It depends on the specific procedure. Many, like fibroid removal or ablation for smaller cases, are designed with fertility preservation in mind, while others, like a hysterectomy, are not reversible. Your provider will discuss this clearly before any procedure.

Are these procedures covered by insurance?

Coverage depends on your plan and the specific procedure. Our staff can help verify your benefits before scheduling — visit our insurance page for more.

How do I schedule a consultation for a surgical evaluation?

Call (786) 931-6067 or request an appointment online to discuss your symptoms and determine which evaluation or procedure may be appropriate.