Webinar: IVF vs. Endometriosis Surgery – The Role of Office Testing & Collaborative Planning

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- Friday, April 11, 2025
- Virtual Event
- 2 PM - 3 PM EST
Understanding Fertility and Endometriosis
For many people with endometriosis, fertility challenges come as an unexpected and devastating reality. You may have been told to “just do IVF” without understanding how endometriosis impacts egg quality, implantation, or pregnancy itself. Maybe you’ve been navigating failed treatments with no clear answers. You’re not alone.
This webinar brings together leading experts and a patient who has walked this path to break down the options—what works, what doesn’t, and how you can advocate for the care you deserve.
What You’ll Discover
- How endometriosis affects ovarian reserve, egg quality, and implantation
- The role of laparoscopic excision surgery in improving fertility outcomes
- When to consider egg freezing, IUI, or IVF—and how to maximize success
- A real-life patient perspective on infertility, pregnancy challenges, and what she wishes she knew sooner

Dr. Karli Provost Goldstein
CEO & Founder of ESSE Care, Endometriosis Specialist & Surgeon

Dr. Talebian
Reproductive Endocrinologist & Fertility Specialist
Learn About Dr. Talebian
Dr. Talebian is a leading expert in fertility preservation and assisted reproductive technology. She works closely with patients to develop tailored treatment plans, helping those with endometriosis maximize their chances of conception.

Dana Davis
Patient Advocate
Learn About Dana
Dana’s fertility journey began after she received unexpected test results showing low AMH. As she and her husband Jason explored IVF, each cycle brought more challenges and fewer answers. After several rounds with little progress, she was finally diagnosed with endometriosis.
With the support of Dr. Talebian, Dr. Goldstein, and acupuncturist Mary Sabo, Dana chose to have laparoscopic excision surgery with Dr. Goldstein. The diagnosis brought clarity and a new path forward in her fertility care.
Dana lives in Brooklyn with Jason and continues to share her experience to help others feel supported and understood. Her story is one of strength, patience, and hope for the future.
What You'll Gain From This Webinar
Surgery and Fertility
How excision surgery can improve fertility outcomes, when it’s recommended, and how it fits into a larger treatment plan.
Egg Freezing and IVF
When to consider fertility preservation, IVF, or IUI, and how to navigate these options when you have endometriosis.
A Patient’s Experience
Dana shares the realities of infertility with endometriosis—the emotional and physical toll, what worked, and what didn’t.

Why This Webinar Matters To You
Expert Guidance
Endometriosis and fertility can feel like a maze with no clear path. This webinar brings you evidence-based insights from specialists who work with patients like you every day.
Actionable Strategies
You’ll walk away with a better understanding of your options—whether you’re considering surgery, fertility preservation, or actively undergoing treatment.
Patient Perspective
Maria’s story puts everything into context. She’s been in your shoes and understands the emotions, setbacks, and victories of navigating endometriosis and infertility.
Endometriosis affects up to 50% of women with unexplained infertility, impacting egg quality, implantation, and pregnancy outcomes. This webinar brings together experts in excision surgery and reproductive medicine to discuss evidence-based strategies for improving fertility and expanding treatment options.
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Case Review
The Endo Exchange is a limited webinar series hosted by ESSE Care, dedicated to providing truthful, comprehensive information about endometriosis through meaningful conversations between patients and medical professionals.