Endometriosis Treatment

Excision surgery for deep infiltrating endometriosis (DIE) and stage III–IV disease is a highly specialized procedure that requires years of subspecialty training. In many countries, women wait 18 months or more to see a specialist, and the available surgeon may only have experience with ablation (burning) rather than true excision — a technique that has significantly lower recurrence rates. Traveling to an accredited specialist center means getting access to a surgeon who performs hundreds of endometriosis excisions per year, often at 40–70% of the cost. For women with endometriosis affecting the bowel, bladder, or ureter, our partner centers offer multidisciplinary surgical teams (gynecologist, colorectal surgeon, urologist) operating together — a service rarely available in smaller hospitals.