For women planning pregnancy or wishing to preserve their uterus
CO₂ laser laparoscopy clinic
What is laparoscopic surgery?
Laparoscopic surgery uses an endoscope inserted through the navel, without a skin incision, to operate on organs within the abdomen. Single-port and robot-assisted surgery are also forms of laparoscopic surgery.
안산부인과 (AHN Gynecology) CO₂ laser laparoscopy clinic
We perform laparoscopic surgery using the Lumenis AcuPulse CO₂ laser equipped with advanced technology. CO₂ laser treatment precisely removes lesions without damaging normal tissue. Its effectiveness has been demonstrated at prominent laparoscopic surgery centers in the United States and Europe. It offers excellent treatment outcomes when removing uterine or ovarian lesions while preserving reproductive function.
Conventional laparoscopy
Uses electrical or ultrasonic energy devices
Uses electrical or ultrasonic energy devices. Some normal ovarian tissue may be removed along with the lesion, raising concerns about reduced ovarian function after surgery.
Vulnerable
uterine and ovarian tissue
preserved as much as possible
CO₂ laser laparoscopy
Uses the SurgiTouch technique
Uses the SurgiTouch technique. Findings from internationally recognized academic societies and research have demonstrated that this technique minimizes damage to ovarian function.
CO₂ laser treatment for endometriosis
From early-stage to deep endometriosis, treatment can effectively target endometriosis while safely preserving the uterus.
Pelvic peritoneal endometriosis
Pelvic peritoneal endometriosis
Endometriosis of the pelvic peritoneum spreads along its surface, much like moles on the skin. The CO₂ laser SurgiTouch technique removes the endometriosis effectively without damaging normal tissue, in a manner comparable to removing a skin mole.
Ovarian endometrioma
Ovarian endometrioma
Instead of performing cystectomy, the cyst contents are aspirated and the inner surface is treated with a CO₂ laser to minimize damage to ovarian tissue.
Deep endometriosis
Deep endometriosis
As endometriosis progresses, tissue fibrosis and adhesions to other organs develop. Surgery is needed to remove endometriosis lesions and safely separate the associated adhesions with a laser.
The CO₂ laser SurgiTouch technique!
Preserving the uterus and ovaries
A proven treatment that preserves function
When treating endometriosis, which often affects younger women, it is very important to precisely remove only the lesions without damaging normal tissue. The CO₂ laser SurgiTouch Technique allows treatment without damaging the uterus or ovaries.
Through training at the laparoscopic centers of Stanford University Hospital in the United States and Leuven University Hospital in Belgium, 안산부인과 (AHN Gynecology) has acquired advanced laser treatment techniques. Using the advanced Lumenis AcuPulse CO₂ laser, we precisely remove lesions without damaging uterine or ovarian tissue.
▲ An internationally recognized authority in CO₂ laser treatment,
Dr. Nezhat (Stanford University Hospital)
▶ Korea’s first certified hospital for laparoscopic CO₂ laser treatment
(Lumenis, Israel)