Gynecological Day Surgery
Gynecological Day Surgery
- Dilation of the cervix and curettage
- Excision of the vulva and vaginal wall for histology
- Diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy
- Laser MonaLisa Touch
- Bartholin's gland cyst surgery
- Ovarian cyst puncture
- Vaginal septum resection

Dilation of the Cervix and Curettage
It is a safe and effective procedure that is performed under general anesthesia. This procedure is indicated primarily for problems such as irregular or heavy bleeding from the uterus, polyps of the cervix or uterine cavity, and other gynecological problems.
After dilation of the cervical canal, a sample of the mucous membrane from the cervix and uterine cavity is taken, which is then sent for histological examination. The examination results help determine the next course of treatment or surgical intervention that is most suitable for resolving your health problem.
This procedure helps identify the causes of bleeding and provides solutions for patients who face these gynecological problems.
Excision of the Vulva and Vaginal Wall for Histology
It is a gentle and safe procedure during which tissue is taken from the external genitalia or the vaginal wall for histological examination. This procedure is indicated for diseases that require thorough histological diagnostics of findings. The procedure can also be performed under local anesthesia, which ensures comfort and minimal discomfort for the patient.
Histological examination is an important step in determining the type of disease and the subsequent treatment plan. Our GYN-FIV clinic specializes in providing professional care to help you with the diagnosis and treatment of gynecological problems.
Hysteroscopy – Diagnostic and Operative
Hysteroscopy is an endoscopic method that allows doctors to visualize the cervical canal and primarily the uterine cavity. It is an excellent tool for diagnosing various gynecological problems and can also be used for their surgical resolution.
This procedure is performed using a hysteroscope, which is connected to a camera, allowing doctors to obtain a precise image of the condition of the uterus.
When is hysteroscopy performed?
Hysteroscopy can be diagnostic or operative. It is used for examining the causes of infertility, confirming or ruling out developmental defects of the uterus, or for treating problems such as polyps, fibroids, or adhesions in the uterus. It is often performed for infertility, suspected congenital defects, or when searching for causes of recurrent miscarriages. Commonly indicated problems for hysteroscopy:
- Infertility – Hysteroscopy helps diagnose problems that may prevent conception.
- Congenital developmental defects of the uterus – Searching for abnormalities that may affect fertility.
- Uterine polyps – Endometrial polyps that can cause problems with conception.
- Uterine adhesions – Adhesions that can limit fertility.
- Fibroids – Benign tumors that grow into the uterine cavity.
- Damage to the uterine lining – Checking the health of the uterine lining.
How is hysteroscopy performed?
Hysteroscopy is mostly performed under general anesthesia, but in some cases it can also be performed without anesthesia if it is a diagnostic procedure. After preparing the surgical field using sterile fluid and the hysteroscope optics, the device is inserted into the uterine cavity, where the doctor monitors the condition of the cervical canal and uterus on a screen. If needed, we can immediately perform a surgical procedure to resolve problems.
What are the benefits of hysteroscopy for the patient?
- Precise diagnostics – Hysteroscopy allows for a detailed view of the cervical canal and uterine cavity, which is not possible with other methods.
- Possibility of immediate surgical resolution – If a problem is found during the examination, it can be resolved surgically right away.
- Quick recovery – After the procedure, most patients feel better within a few days.
- Day surgery – In many cases, hysteroscopy is part of day surgery, which means the patient can go home the same day.
How does hysteroscopy take place as part of day surgery?
Hysteroscopy is performed as day surgery, which means that after the procedure you can go home the same day. During the procedure, the patient will be under general anesthesia (or local, if it is a diagnostic hysteroscopy). After the procedure, the patient is monitored and if everything is in order, she is discharged home.
Course of the procedure:
- The patient arrives fasting on the day of the procedure.
- After preparation in the operating room, the actual procedure takes place.
- After the surgery, the patient is monitored in a room where we track her vital signs.
- If the patient is in good postoperative condition, she is discharged to home care.
Hysteroscopy is an effective and gentle method that provides precise results and resolves problems with the uterus with minimal discomfort and quick recovery.
Laser MonaLisa Touch
Laser MonaLisa Touch is a revolutionary CO2 laser treatment that provides painless and non-surgical relief for intimate area problems.
This advanced laser device is designed for rejuvenation of female genital organs, through a non-invasive procedure that promotes tissue regeneration and improves the health of intimate areas.
When can MonaLisa Touch help you?
- Intimate area rejuvenation – Improving the elasticity and firmness of the vagina, which contributes to overall intimacy and comfort.
- Help with urinary incontinence – Effective support for problems with incontinence.
- Resolving dryness and pain during sexual intercourse – Ideal for women who suffer from vaginal dryness, for example after menopause or gynecological surgeries.
- Reducing pain during menopause, after childbirth, and surgeries – Treatment that helps with tissue regeneration after childbirth or surgeries.
- Removal of condylomas – An effective method for removing small lesions in the vagina.
- Cervical treatment – Treatment of lesions and problems on the cervix.
Why choose MonaLisa Touch?
- Painless treatment without the need for a surgical procedure.
- Quick recovery – After the procedure, you can quickly return to your daily life.
- Safe and effective solution to problems that affect women's health and intimacy.
For more information about the laser device and treatment options, book an appointment at GYN-FIV Zilina at the phone number 0905 408 619.
Bartholin's Gland Cyst Surgery
Bartholin's gland cyst surgery is a procedure that helps resolve inflammation or a cyst of this gland, which is located in close proximity to the vaginal entrance. The Bartholin's gland is responsible for secreting fluid that helps moisturize the vagina. If inflammation or cyst formation occurs, it can lead to unpleasant symptoms, such as painful bulging of the labia majora and inflammation.
How does the surgery take place?
The Bartholin's gland cyst is surgically removed under general anesthesia, which ensures comfort and a painless course of the procedure. After the cyst is removed, its wall is sent for histological examination to determine the nature of the tissue and rule out possible more serious pathology. This procedure is quick and effective, helping to eliminate painful symptoms and improve your health.
Why choose this surgery?
- Painless procedure – Thanks to general anesthesia, you will not feel any discomfort during the procedure.
- Quick recovery – After the surgery, most patients recover quickly and can return to normal activities.
- Safe and effective solution – This procedure provides a quick and lasting solution to problems caused by Bartholin's gland cysts.
- If you have problems with the Bartholin's gland or a cyst, do not hesitate to book a consultation. Our professional care is here to help you.
Ovarian Cyst Puncture
Ovarian cyst puncture is a surgical procedure that is performed under ultrasound guidance. This procedure involves a needle insertion through the vaginal wall into the ovary, where the cyst contents are aspirated. The puncture is performed either under general or local anesthesia, depending on the specific case. It is suitable primarily for non-suspicious cysts, such as follicular cysts, which are filled with clear fluid. After aspiration, the cyst contents are sent for cytogenetic examination to rule out possible pathological causes.
What are the benefits of ovarian cyst puncture?
- Safe and effective procedure – Puncture is a quick and minimally invasive method that provides quick relief and prevention of further complications.
- Quick recovery – After the procedure, patients recover quickly, which means a return to normal life in a short time.
- Precise diagnostics – The aspirated cyst contents are thoroughly examined, which allows precise determination of the next course of action.
This procedure is an ideal solution for women who are dealing with follicular cysts and need an effective and quick solution.
Vaginal Septum Resection
Surgical removal of a congenital developmental defect of the vagina, i.e. a septum (partition) in the vagina. Depending on the extent, the procedure can be performed under general or local anesthesia.