Fibroid Removal Surgery-Myomectomy
Fibroid Removal Surgery, medically known as Myomectomy, is a specialized surgical procedure aimed at removing uterine fibroids while preserving the uterus.
This treatment is especially important for women who wish to maintain fertility or retain their uterus for personal or medical reasons.
Depending on the size, number, and location of fibroids, myomectomy can be performed through open surgery, laparoscopy, hysteroscopy, or robotic-assisted techniques.
The procedure focuses on symptom relief such as heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, pressure symptoms, and fertility-related challenges while maintaining uterine integrity.
With advancements in surgical technology and perioperative care, myomectomy today offers high success rates, faster recovery, and improved quality of life when performed at experienced centers.
Understanding Fibroid Removal Surgery (Myomectomy)
A uterus-preserving surgical approach
Myomectomy is a carefully planned surgical intervention designed to remove benign uterine fibroids without compromising the structure or function of the uterus. It is commonly recommended for women experiencing significant symptoms such as heavy bleeding, anemia, pelvic discomfort, or infertility attributed to fibroids. The surgical strategy is individualized, taking into account the patient’s age, reproductive goals, fibroid characteristics, and overall health. A thorough preoperative evaluation ensures optimal outcomes and minimizes surgical risks.
- Targeted fibroid removal Only the fibroids are excised, preserving healthy uterine tissue and anatomy.
- Fertility preservation Ideal for women planning future pregnancies or wishing to retain reproductive potential.
- Multiple surgical approaches Can be performed via open, laparoscopic, hysteroscopic, or robotic methods based on clinical needs.
- Symptom-focused treatment Aims to relieve bleeding, pain, pressure, and fertility-related symptoms effectively.
Procedure Types and Surgical Planning
Customized approach for every patient
The choice of myomectomy technique depends on fibroid size, number, depth, and location within the uterus. Surgical planning is meticulous and involves imaging studies, blood work, and sometimes hormonal preparation to reduce fibroid size. Minimally invasive options are preferred when feasible, as they reduce hospital stay and recovery time while maintaining surgical precision.
- Abdominal myomectomy Used for very large or multiple fibroids requiring open surgical access.
- Laparoscopic myomectomy Minimally invasive approach offering smaller incisions and quicker recovery.
- Hysteroscopic myomectomy Performed through the vagina and cervix for fibroids within the uterine cavity.
- Robotic-assisted myomectomy Enhanced precision for complex fibroid removal with minimal tissue trauma.
Why Choose CureU Healthcare
Expert-led, patient-first surgical care
CureU Healthcare provides comprehensive and compassionate care for women undergoing fibroid removal surgery. Our multidisciplinary teams focus on individualized treatment planning, advanced surgical techniques, and holistic recovery support. Every patient is guided through diagnosis, surgery, and recovery with clarity, empathy, and clinical excellence.
- Experienced surgical specialists Highly trained surgeons with extensive experience in fertility-preserving procedures.
- Advanced infrastructure State-of-the-art operation theaters and minimally invasive surgical technology.
- Personalized care pathways Treatment plans tailored to symptoms, fertility goals, and overall health.
- Continuity of care Seamless coordination from consultation to post-operative follow-up and recovery.
Conclusion
Fibroid Removal Surgery through Myomectomy is a highly effective, uterus-preserving solution for women suffering from symptomatic fibroids. When carefully planned and expertly executed, it provides lasting symptom relief, preserves reproductive potential, and significantly enhances quality of life. Choosing the right healthcare provider plays a critical role in outcomes, recovery, and long-term well-being. With modern surgical advancements and patient-centered care, myomectomy remains a cornerstone treatment for uterine fibroids, offering both medical efficacy and emotional reassurance to women navigating this condition.
