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612, 2017

ThermiVa Non Surgical Vaginal Rejuvenation FAQ

Wed December,2017|

ThermiVa FAQs What is ThermiVa? ThermiVa is a non-surgical, non-laser, painless in-office radiofrequency procedure for vaginal rejuvenation ( ie vaginal tightening). The treatments utilize radiofrequency energy to increase blood flow, collagen and elastin to the vagina and vulva. Tissue integrity is rejuvenated and tightened through the use of radiofrequency heat. The treatments are gentle, painless and can be customized to meet your needs. Why are women doing ThermiVa? ThermiVa has [...]

412, 2017

Labiaplasty Post Op Recovery FAQ

Mon December,2017|

Labiaplasty Post-op Recovery FAQs   How long is the recovery period? The recovery period is generally 6 weeks depending on whether you are having more than just a labiapalsty .  If you are having just a labiaplasty of the minora and or majora as well as the clitoral hood and or the clitoris then you can be released from all restrictions at 6 weeks.    During this time, activities such as [...]

3011, 2017

The Best Hysteropexy Procedure

Thu November,2017|

The Best Hysteropexy Procedure There are several different types of hysteropexy (ie Uterine suspension) surgical procedures which have been developed over the last century, however the classic sacrocolpohysteropexy remains the gold standard surgical procedure.  The hysteropexy comes in many different approaches and types for the treatment of uterine prolapse, infertility and collision dyspareunia, however they all claim to accomplish the same goal ie uterine suspension.  As with any surgery [...]

2911, 2017

Benefits of hysteropexy vs hysterectomy

Wed November,2017|

BENEFITS OF HYSTEROPEXY VERSUS HYSTERECTOMY   When patient suffers from uterine prolapse or collision dyspareunia (painful sex with deep thrusting) most surgeons will offer the patient a hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) instead of a less invasive and less traumatic hysteropexy or uterine suspension.  Dr Miklos & Moore have been offering a laparosopic hysteropexy for almost 20 years with a success rate greater than 98%. What is the benefit of [...]

2711, 2017

Collision Dyspareunia

Mon November,2017|

COLLISION DYSPAREUNIA   What is “Collision Dyspareunia”? The diagnosis of collision dyspareunia can only be made if the patient still has her uterus and she experiences pain deep inside the vagina, pelvis or lower abdomen with penile thrusting.  This pain is elicited when the partner’s penis strikes the cervix and the uterus in a chain reaction collides with the nerves exiting the sacrum i.e. the tailbone. This condition is most [...]

2611, 2017

Hysteropexy Frequently Asked Questions

Sun November,2017|

Frequently Asked Questions Hysteropexy   What is a hysteropexy? A hysteropexy (uterine suspension) simply means to surgically lift the uterus or to suspend the uterus and is usually performed for uterine prolapse (ie a falling uterus). What are the indications for a hysteropexy? Patients get a hysteropexy or uterine suspension for 3 main conditions including:  1) uterine prolapse 2) infertility 3) collision dyspareunia (pain with deep penetration) What type of [...]

2011, 2017

Hysteropexy

Mon November,2017|

HYSTEROPEXY   Dr. Miklos & Moore have been performing laparoscopic hysteropexy, uterine suspension or uterine preservation surgery for more than 20 years for uterine prolapse, collision dyspareunia (painful sex with penile thrusting) and infertility associated with uterine prolapse.  With a 98% surgical success rate and International acclaim see why patients from the world over come to Atlanta or Beverly Hills for their surgery. What is a hysteropexy? “Hystero” means uterus [...]

1911, 2017

Prolapse and Infertility

Sun November,2017|

Infertility, Uterine Prolapse and Hysteropexy   Patients who have a prolapsed uterus and infertility can sometimes be treated with a uterine suspension i.e. hysteropexy to restore the uterus back to a more normal anatomical position and optimize conditions for sperm and fertilization. What is uterine prolapse? Uterine prolapse is defined as a lack of support of the uterus due to a break or compromise of the supporting ligaments known as [...]

1907, 2016

4 Qualities All Great Doctors Share

Tue July,2016|

Meeting new doctors for the first time is almost like going on a first date: it’s awkward at first, you end up asking a lot of questions, and it can get personal really quickly. When you first walk into the doctor’s office and sit down, you might not even know what to expect! Sometimes, you “just know” or have a “gut feeling” when you are working with the right team [...]

1407, 2016

Case Study: What’s Expected after Vulvar Cosmetic Surgery?

Thu July,2016|

Lately, there has been increased popularity and decision made by women to have vulvar cosmetic surgery, and there are many reasons behind the decision to do so. What’s often thought of when the subject arises is what the patient is expecting to see and feel after the operation. While it’s entirely a woman’s choice as to when and why they choose to have vulvar cosmetic surgery, it’s important for a [...]

707, 2016

MRKH: How to Help Your Daughter

Thu July,2016|

MRKH, or Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser syndrome, is the failure of the uterus and the vagina to develop properly in women, despite a normal ovarian function and normal external genitalia. It is most often diagnosed during the teenage ages (between 15-18 years old), which might make you, as a parent, feel like you dropped the ball when it comes to your daughter’s care. Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore are world leaders in MRKH [...]

507, 2016

Starting the PFD Conversation

Tue July,2016|

Pelvic Floor Disorder, or PFD, is not just a medical condition that is uncomfortable for many women worldwide, it can also lead to embarrassing circumstances, which can force suffering women into silence. These types of urogyn conditions can be difficult to talk about with a doctor or even a family member, so if you know or think someone may be experiencing the symptoms of Pelvic Floor Disorder, finding a way [...]

2806, 2016

Drs. Miklos and Moore publish the first case series on the Laparoscopic Removal of TVT Mesh Slings

Tue June,2016|

There’s no question about Dr. Miklos and Dr. Moore’s expert ability to treat patients who have suffered from the many harmful effects of Transvaginal mesh kits and mesh tape slings such as the TVT sling or TOT sling that were placed in women to treat pelvic organ prolapse or urinary incontinence.. Despite the initial popularity of Transvaginal mesh kits in the early 2000’s as a new procedure to treat pelvic [...]

1606, 2016

FAQ: Uterine Fibroids

Thu June,2016|

Most women are not familiar with fibroids or their associated symptoms unless they or a loved one is diagnosed with them. Uterine fibroids (aka uterine leiomyomas) are almost always noncancerous but can cause heavy periods, painful sex, and pelvic and lower back pain. Here’s what you need to know about uterine fibroids before making an appointment with leading experts Drs. Miklos and Moore: Q: Can uterine fibroids turn into cancer? [...]

2405, 2016

The Harmful Effects of TVM

Tue May,2016|

Transvaginal mesh, or TVM, is a net-like implant that is most often used to treat both pelvic organ prolapse (POP) as well as stress urinary incontinence (SUI) in women. While it may sound like a helpful form of relief for POP and SUI, the product design and implantation techniques have contributed to serious complications for women all over the globe, such as mesh erosion and organ perforation. Typically, this transvaginal [...]

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