“I was told the pain was normal.”
It was never normal.
It can be treated.
Complete excision surgery for endometriosis and adenomyosis — a consult in about three weeks, published fees, and follow-up that lasts as long as your recovery does.
Endometriosis hides. We map it, then remove it — completely.
Disease is rarely confined to the reproductive organs. In an unhurried consult we map your symptoms against everywhere it hides — usually reaching a clinical diagnosis without a diagnostic operation.
Fig. 1 — Sites of disease we routinely excise. Temp AI artwork; anatomy to be corrected in final figure with clinical review.
Beyond the pelvis
Bowel, bladder, ureters, diaphragm, ribs, peritoneum, and nerves — disease most centers won't touch, excised here routinely.
Clinical diagnosis first
A careful history usually makes the diagnosis — without a diagnostic laparoscopy. True diagnostic procedures are the rare exception.
Also treated
Adenomyosis · fibroids · pelvic pain · endometriosis-related infertility, as part of your wider team.
A complete approach, documented like a discipline
Complete excision
Never ablationEvery lesion removed at full depth with margins. Combined procedures and re-operations after incomplete surgery elsewhere.
Surgery on your timeline
3 hospitalsWinchester, Mount Auburn, and BID-Milton. Once you're ready — this year or next. Adolescents welcomed at Winchester.
Recovery & long-term follow-up
Years, not weeksStructured post-op care, direct team access, help with FMLA paperwork — and follow-up measured in years.
Heard. Treated. Believed.
“I waited seven years for a diagnosis.”
You'll see us in about three weeks.
The average delay to diagnosis is measured in years — dismissals, misdiagnoses, normal-looking scans. A 60-minute consult, where your whole history is finally heard, is where that ends.
“My surgery didn't help.”
Ablation burns the surface. Excision removes the disease.
Bring your operative reports to a consult and we'll tell you honestly what we see. Excision vs. ablation, explained →
“Will anyone take this seriously?”
We believe you. And we can help.
The same team from first call through years of follow-up — and a plan made with you, not for you. That's the whole philosophy.
Multiple surgeons. One standard.
Built as an institution, not a person. Whichever of our surgeons you see, you get the same operation to the same standard — complete excision, an unhurried consult, and care that believes you first — supported by physician assistant, nursing, and coordinator teams.
Dr. Luke Chatburn
Clinical faculty, Harvard & Boston University; formerly Director of Endometriosis Care and of the Endometriosis and Advanced Gynecologic Surgery Fellowship at Mount Auburn Hospital. Passionate about high-complexity surgery and technical advancement in gynecology.
Dr. Temitope Awosogba
Fellowship-trained in endometriosis and advanced gynecologic surgery at Mount Auburn Hospital. Laparoscopic and robotic excision across the full spectrum of disease — pelvis and abdomen — and large or complex fibroids. Committed to high-quality, compassionate care.
A complete team
Behind every operation: a physician assistant, nursing team, and coordinators who guide you from first call to final follow-up — and stay with you for the long recovery.Meet the whole team →
Our prices are public. Our methods are explained. No surprises.
We're out-of-network with all insurers; you pay our professional fee directly, and the facility bills your insurance for hospital care, anesthesia, labs, and imaging as usual. Publishing our fees is unusual. We think it shouldn't be.
† Exact fee quoted at your consult based on complexity. Out-of-network benefits? We provide complete documentation for reimbursement. If out-of-network isn't right for you, we'll refer you to excellent surgeons who bill insurance traditionally.