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Minimally invasive GYN hyper-specialists—putting patients first, always. Our compassionate surgeons operate in Maryland and New Jersey. ✅

The Center for Innovative GYN Care advanced laparoscopic GYN surgeons have redefined the meaning of minimally invasive GYN surgery. We have developed innovative and revolutionary GYN techniques to simplify even the most complicated surgical procedures for conditions like fibroids or endometriosis. Our specialists use the CIGC exclusive LAAM technique to perform laparoscopic myomectomy for fertility. LAAM uses only 2 small incisions, and women recover in less than 2 weeks. The advanced DualPortGYN technique is used to perform procedures like laparoscopic hysterectomy and endometriosis excision with two 5 mm incisions, and recovery is 1 week. Our award-winning minimally invasive GYN specialists are internationally known for their leadership and expertise in the diagnosis and management of GYN conditions, and cutting edge minimally invasive gynecological surgery techniques for women of all ages. We care for each patient as a true individual, and through a detailed and personalized approach we have our patients back on their feet as swiftly as possible. Discover why women travel from across the globe for CIGC’s exclusive GYN procedures: learn about our travel program. CIGC surgeons have performed over 20,000 GYN procedures and are constantly finding better ways to improve outcomes for patients. To book a consultation with CIGC founders Dr. Paul MacKoul and Dr. Natalya Danilyants or CIGC trained physician Dr. Rupen Baxi, call 888-SURGERY or contact us online at innovativegyn.com.

10/27/2026

Will menopause make your fibroids go away? The short answer is no.

While heavy menstrual bleeding often improves after menopause, fibroids don't simply disappear. Large fibroids can continue to cause symptoms like pelvic pressure, abdominal fullness, lower back pain, and frequent urination even after your periods stop.

Fibroids often stop growing or shrink after menopause, but persistent or growing fibroids should be evaluated by a gynecologic specialist, especially if you're experiencing new or worsening symptoms.

If fibroids are affecting your quality of life, don't assume you have to wait until menopause for relief. Talk to a gynecologic surgical specialist about your treatment options. 💛

10/23/2026

Do uterine fibroids disappear after menopause? Not necessarily. Fibroids often shrink as hormone levels decline, but some women continue to experience pelvic pressure, abdominal fullness, or frequent urination.

🩺 If symptoms persist or new symptoms develop, a gynecologic evaluation can help determine what's causing them and whether treatment may be appropriate. Any bleeding after menopause should be evaluated by a healthcare professional.

October is Menopause & Perimenopause Awareness Month. At CIGC, we're raising awareness about how hormonal changes can affect gynecologic health and why ongoing symptoms deserve attention.

Learn more about fibroid treatment options at https://innovativegyn.com/

10/21/2026

Changes in bleeding can happen during perimenopause, but not every change is caused by fluctuating hormones.

🩺 Endometrial hyperplasia is an overgrowth of the uterine lining that can cause heavy or irregular bleeding. Some forms carry a higher risk of endometrial cancer, which is why identifying the underlying cause matters.

If your bleeding pattern changes significantly, becomes unusually heavy, or occurs after menopause, speak with your healthcare professional about an appropriate evaluation.

October is Menopause & Perimenopause Awareness Month. This month, we're highlighting the symptoms women should understand and the importance of taking changes in gynecologic health seriously.

Learn more about gynecologic conditions and care at https://innovativegyn.com/

10/18/2026

Today is World Menopause Day 🩺💛

Menopause is a natural transition, but that doesn’t mean women should have to dismiss disruptive symptoms or navigate this stage of life without support.

From hot flashes and sleep changes to vaginal discomfort and shifts in mood, menopause can affect every woman differently. Understanding your symptoms and exploring your options with a healthcare professional can help you make informed decisions about your care.

💬 Today, CIGC encourages women to ask questions, seek reliable information, and advocate for their gynecologic health. Menopause deserves an open conversation, not silence or stigma.

Learn more about menopause and hormone therapy at https://innovativegyn.com/conditions/menopause-hormone-therapy/

10/16/2026

Fibroids don't always cause heavy bleeding. Sometimes, the symptoms are pelvic pressure, frequent urination, and abdominal fullness.

In this case, a 55-year-old postmenopausal patient had large fibroids that were affecting her quality of life. She underwent a supracervical hysterectomy to remove her uterus and fibroids, along with her fallopian tubes and ovaries, while preserving her cervix.

After surgery, she did not require narcotic pain medication, and her symptoms were completely relieved.

If fibroids are affecting your daily life, even after menopause, you don't have to simply live with the symptoms. Talk to a gynecologic surgical specialist about your treatment options. 💛

10/13/2026

Menopause is a natural life transition, but that doesn’t mean you should have to ignore symptoms that affect your quality of life. Every woman’s experience is different, and the support she needs may be different, too.

💬 With World Menopause Day approaching on October 18, we’re encouraging women to ask questions, learn about their options, and seek support when symptoms interfere with daily life.

October is Menopause & Perimenopause Awareness Month. At CIGC, we believe every woman deserves to understand her gynecologic health and feel empowered to discuss her concerns with a healthcare professional.

Explore menopause and hormone therapy information at https://innovativegyn.com/conditions/menopause-hormone-therapy/

10/07/2026

Does a hysterectomy automatically cause menopause? No.

One common misconception is that removing the uterus means removing the ovaries. A hysterectomy removes the **uterus**, but the ovaries can often be preserved in premenopausal patients when there is no medical reason to remove them.

Because the ovaries produce most of the body's reproductive hormones, keeping them generally means a hysterectomy itself does not cause immediate menopause.

If you're considering a hysterectomy and are concerned about menopause, talk with your gynecologic surgeon about whether ovarian preservation is an option for you. 💛

10/02/2026

Perimenopause can begin years before menopause, bringing changes that affect your menstrual cycle, sleep, mood, and overall well-being. For some women, symptoms are subtle. For others, they can significantly disrupt everyday life.

🔎 The challenge? Symptoms like fatigue, irregular periods, and mood changes can overlap with other health conditions. A closer look at your symptoms and medical history can help determine whether hormonal changes or another underlying issue may be involved.

This October, we're starting the conversation about perimenopause, menopause, and the importance of understanding your changing body.

Learn more about menopause and hormone therapy: https://innovativegyn.com/conditions/menopause-hormone-therapy/

09/28/2026

September is PCOS & Ovarian Health Awareness Month, and throughout the month we’ve explored how different gynecologic symptoms and diagnoses can affect more than one aspect of your health.

PCOS can affect ovulation, fertility, metabolism, and the uterine lining. Abnormal bleeding can be a sign of conditions such as fibroids, polyps, adenomyosis, or hormonal disorders. An ovarian mass can have many different causes, and determining the right next step depends on its characteristics, your symptoms, medical history, and individual goals.

The common thread? Understanding the why behind a diagnosis matters. The more you understand what is happening and why a particular treatment is being recommended, the better prepared you are to participate in decisions about your care.

Learn more about your gynecologic health at https://innovativegyn.com/

09/26/2026

If you're facing ovarian surgery, don't be afraid to ask questions.

What needs to be removed? Can the o***y be preserved? How could the procedure affect fertility? Is a minimally invasive approach appropriate?

Your diagnosis is only one part of the treatment decision. Your goals and long-term reproductive health matter, too. This PCOS & Ovarian Health Awareness Month, we're encouraging women to be informed participants in their care.

Learn more: https://innovativegyn.com/

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3206 Tower Oaks Boulevard
Rockville, MD
20852

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Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

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+18887874379

Website

http://www.innovativegyn.com/

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