Dr. Ghadir
16Fertility Care

Fertility Surgery

Targeted operative care when anatomy is the obstacle.

In short

Minimally invasive operative care when anatomy is the obstacle.

Setting
Outpatient — home same day
Recovery
Desk work 48–72 hrs
Try again
4–8 weeks post-op
Surgeon
Dr. Ghadir personally operates

Most fertility problems don't need surgery. The ones that do — endometriosis, fibroids, polyps, scar tissue, tubal disease — benefit enormously from a surgeon who does only this. Dr. Ghadir's surgical practice is precise, minimally invasive, and integrated with the rest of your fertility plan.

Who this is for
  • Patients with fibroids distorting the uterine cavity.
  • Recurrent pregnancy loss linked to uterine anatomy (septum, polyps, adhesions).
  • Severe endometriosis affecting fertility or pain.
  • Hydrosalpinx (fluid-filled fallopian tubes) reducing IVF success.
  • Patients pursuing tubal-ligation reversal.
  • Ovarian cysts, dermoids, or endometriomas needing removal before treatment.
Why patients choose this with Dr. Ghadir
  • Operative hysteroscopy and laparoscopy performed in an on-site surgery center.
  • Minimally invasive techniques — no large incisions, faster recovery, less scarring.
  • Surgical decisions integrated with your fertility timeline, not isolated from it.
  • Same physician through diagnosis, surgery, and treatment — no handoffs.
The process
  1. 01
    Hysteroscopy
    Through the cervix, no incisions — removes polyps, fibroids in the cavity, septa, and intrauterine scar tissue.
  2. 02
    Operative laparoscopy
    Three small incisions for treating endometriosis, ovarian cysts, adhesions, and ectopic pregnancies.
  3. 03
    Myomectomy
    Fibroid removal that preserves the uterus — performed laparoscopically, hysteroscopically, or via mini-laparotomy as appropriate.
  4. 04
    Tubal surgery
    Salpingectomy for hydrosalpinx (improves IVF outcomes) or tubal-ligation reversal when patients want to try naturally.
  5. 05
    Pre-IVF cavity preparation
    Targeted procedures to optimize the uterine environment before embryo transfer.
What to expect

Most procedures are outpatient — home the same day, back to desk work within 48–72 hours, full activity within 1–2 weeks. Hysteroscopy patients typically resume normal activity the next day. Dr. Ghadir is the operating surgeon, with photo and video records of findings shared at the post-op visit.

Risks & considerations

Surgery is a tool, not a default. Many fibroids and mild endometriosis cases don't need it. Dr. Ghadir is direct about when surgery will change the outcome and when it won't.

Frequently asked
How soon can I try to conceive after surgery?
Usually 4–8 weeks, depending on the procedure. Hysteroscopy patients often resume sooner.
Will surgery affect ovarian reserve?
Careful technique preserves it. Aggressive ovarian surgery can lower reserve — which is why surgeon experience matters.
Hydrosalpinx — do I really need salpingectomy before IVF?
Strong evidence shows untreated hydrosalpinx halves IVF success. Removing the affected tube restores it.
Is tubal-ligation reversal worth it vs. IVF?
Depends on age, the type of ligation, and how many children you want. We walk through both honestly.
Begin your journey

A clear, calm conversation is the first step.

Schedule a private consultation with Dr. Ghadir to discuss your goals, options, and a path forward built around you.

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