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Watch real surgical footage from a complex 9-hour endometriosis excision involving the diaphragm, lungs, ureters, bowel, and pelvis. Dr. Karli Goldstein and her team address multi-organ disease with precision and care.
Dr. Karli Goldstein shares a real-time PSA about the risks of skipping follow-up imaging after endometriosis surgery. A patient with persistent hydronephrosis and thoracic disease was undergoing embryo transfers without proper evaluation — a reminder that imaging is essential for safe and coordinated fertility care.
If you’ve been told you have uterine scar tissue, often referred to as Asherman’s syndrome, you may be feeling uncertain or overwhelmed. You are not alone. Many of the patients we care for come to us with this diagnosis, especially when they are navigating fertility concerns and looking for answers.
We get a lot of questions from patients about what to expect after surgery—especially when it comes to managing pain and discomfort. Here are some general guidelines to help you feel more prepared and supported during your recovery.
Just 24 hours after undergoing a complex 5-hour surgery for stage IV endometriosis, a patient sits down with Dr. Karli Provost Goldstein to reflect on her recovery.
Endometriosis doesn’t just stay confined to the uterus or ovaries. For some, it spreads across multiple organ systems—affecting the lungs, diaphragm, bowels, ureters, and beyond.
In this episode of The Hormone Puzzle Podcast, Dr. Karli Provost Goldstein shares insight into one of the most overlooked causes of infertility: endometriosis.
A hysteroscopy is a common, minimally invasive procedure that helps your doctor look inside the uterus to diagnose or treat certain conditions. In this video, Dr. Leigh Rosen explains what to expect afterwards—so you can feel calm, prepared, and supported.
Now pain-free, with energy restored and cycles no longer controlling her life, she describes feeling like herself again—clear, strong, and finally able to plan her life without interruption.
In this expert short, Dr. Leigh Rosen walks through a central approach to treating Asherman’s syndrome: hysteroscopic lysis of adhesions. This minimally invasive technique uses a small camera to visualize and remove intrauterine scar tissue.
ESSE's excision specialists offer precise, compassionate care that targets the root cause of endometriosis.
We treat fibroids, uterine anomalies, polyps, and more with expertise and intention.
We address the conditions that may be interfering with your fertility while coordinating with fertility specialists.
ESSE Care offers comprehensive gynecologic care for all ages, as well as integrative therapies via our trusted partners.