Laser treatment of the cervix

Laser vaporization is the safest treatment for cervical diseases. During the procedure, the damaged area is delicately treated, while the surrounding tissues remain intact.

Laser vaporization of the cervix is indicated for:

• cervical ectopy;

• cervical scarring and deformation;

• ectropion;

• cervical leukoplakia;

• cervical endometriosis;

• glandular-muscular hypertrophy of the cervix with retention cysts;

• cervical intraepithelial neoplasia (CIN) grade I–II;

• polyps of the cervical canal;

• cervical condylomas.

1. Safety – does not interfere with future pregnancy.
2. Effectiveness – maximum depth of action.
3. Speed – the procedure takes 15–20 minutes.

Preparation for laser treatment of the cervix includes a mandatory comprehensive examination, which involves gynecological smears and laboratory tests. Laser vaporization is carried out only after the inflammatory process is eliminated and oncological pathology is excluded.

Laser vaporization of the cervix is performed in the first phase of the menstrual cycle, with the timing of the procedure scheduled in advance. The patient lies on the gynecological chair, and the doctor examines the cervix, treating it with Lugol’s solution and acetic acid – this helps to differentiate healthy and pathological tissues. Laser exposure is carried out under colposcopic control. Pathological cells are completely removed by vaporization; the procedure is bloodless, which accelerates healing.
The entire process takes no more than 15–20 minutes, after which the patient can leave the clinic.

Healing of the cervix takes place gradually and is usually complete within 2–3 weeks. During this period, sexual rest is recommended, and physical exertion is prohibited. Immersion in water is not allowed (showers are permitted), and heat exposure to the abdomen and lower back should be avoided, which is why visiting pools, baths, or saunas is contraindicated.

A follow-up appointment with the gynecologist is scheduled one month after laser treatment of cervical diseases.

Laser treatment for cervical diseases may be contraindicated in the following cases:

• uterine bleeding;

• polyps in the upper part of the cervix;

• inflammatory and infectious diseases of the urogenital system;

• cervical dysplasia grade 2–3;

• malignant neoplasms;

• blood coagulation disorders;

• acute illnesses.

In such cases, the doctor selects another method of treatment or recommends postponing it until acute conditions are resolved.

At Oxford Medical, highly qualified gynecologists with many years of experience perform laser treatment using new expert-class equipment. This ensures maximum effectiveness and safety of the procedure. Thanks to a wide range of settings, it is possible to select personalized parameters for each patient according to her diagnosis.

The advantages of choosing our clinic include:

• qualified doctors with many years of experience;

• modern expert-class equipment;

• the ability to undergo all diagnostic tests in one place;

• the use of minimally invasive treatment methods;

• comfortable conditions in the day hospital;

• a loyalty program for regular patients.

At Oxford Medical, laser vaporization of the cervix is performed using modern equipment, ensuring high effectiveness and minimal discomfort for the patient. The procedure is aimed at removing pathological areas on the cervix and preventing serious diseases.

The cost of vaporization may vary depending on the individual characteristics of the patient and the stage of the disease. You can review the prices [here]. The doctor will provide a more accurate estimate during the initial consultation.

Oxford Medical Clinic guarantees high-quality medical services and a personalized approach to each patient. Contact us to receive professional medical care.