Fertility-focused surgery in Chennai
Laparoscopic surgery offers a minimally invasive way to diagnose and treat conditions that may affect your fertility, reproductive health, or quality of life—with smaller incisions and a faster recovery than traditional open surgery in many cases.
Look beyond routine tests
You may be trying to conceive without understanding why it is not happening. Sometimes the problem is not obvious from routine tests. Conditions such as endometriosis, blocked or damaged tubes, pelvic adhesions, ovarian cysts, or other pelvic abnormalities can affect fertility without causing clear symptoms.
Living with persistent pelvic pain, irregular symptoms, repeated fertility treatment failures, or unexplained infertility can be frustrating. That is where laparoscopic surgery for fertility can help in carefully selected cases.
Laparoscopy allows the doctor to directly examine the pelvic organs and, when appropriate, treat the underlying condition during the same procedure.
Minimally invasive care
When fertility problems, pelvic pain, tubal disease or other conditions cannot be fully understood through routine investigations, diagnostic laparoscopy can provide a direct view of the pelvic organs and evaluate conditions such as tubal disease, endometriosis, pelvic pain and pelvic adhesions.
Where surgery is appropriate, laparoscopic treatment can be used to identify and treat endometriosis while taking fertility preservation into consideration.
Some ovarian cysts may require surgical treatment depending on their size, type, symptoms and effect on reproductive health. Laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy allows the cyst to be treated through a minimally invasive approach when clinically appropriate.
Pelvic adhesions are bands of scar tissue that can develop after surgery, infection, inflammation or other pelvic conditions. Laparoscopic adhesiolysis involves carefully separating these adhesions when treatment is indicated.
Where clinically appropriate, fertility-sparing laparoscopic procedures can help treat the condition while preserving reproductive potential.
When a hysterectomy is medically required, a minimally invasive approach may be considered depending on the condition and the patient’s individual circumstances.
Your suitability for laparoscopic surgery will be assessed during consultation.
When surgery may help
Laparoscopy may be considered if you have:
Not everyone with infertility needs surgery. A detailed fertility assessment is important before deciding whether laparoscopy is appropriate.
Your treatment pathway
Your treatment begins with understanding why surgery may be needed in the first place.
Your medical history, symptoms, previous treatments and fertility goals are reviewed.
Depending on your condition, your doctor may recommend imaging, blood tests or other fertility investigations before surgery.
The type of laparoscopic procedure is planned according to your diagnosis, reproductive goals and overall health.
Small abdominal incisions are used to introduce a camera and specialised surgical instruments.
After surgery, you receive guidance on recovery and follow-up care. Your next fertility or gynaecological treatment can then be planned based on your individual situation.
Why choose Dr. Nasrin
Choosing a surgeon is not just about the procedure. It is about understanding why you need it and how it fits into your bigger reproductive-health goals.
Dr. Nasrin Hasan has 15+ years of experience in reproductive medicine and women’s health, with expertise spanning IVF, ICSI, IUI, fertility preservation and minimal access surgery.
She completed her MBBS and MS in Obstetrics & Gynaecology at Madras Medical College, providing a strong foundation in women’s reproductive health and gynaecological care.
For women trying to conceive, surgery should not be viewed in isolation. The goal is to understand whether treating a specific condition can support your overall fertility plan and what the next step should be.
Every patient has a different diagnosis, medical history and fertility goal. Treatment recommendations are therefore based on individual findings rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Dr. Nasrin Hasan’s practice also supports international patients, with services including travel coordination, visa assistance, accommodation recommendations and multilingual support.
Choosing the right approach
Laparoscopic surgery uses smaller incisions and is designed to minimise surgical trauma. For suitable patients, it may offer:
However, laparoscopy is not automatically the best option for every patient. The right surgical approach depends on your condition, medical history and the complexity of the procedure required.
Laparoscopic surgery is performed under anaesthesia, so you should not feel the procedure itself. Some discomfort, abdominal soreness or bloating can occur during recovery. Your doctor will explain what to expect based on the specific procedure.
Laparoscopy can help identify and treat certain conditions associated with infertility, including endometriosis, tubal disease and pelvic adhesions. However, it is not required for every infertility patient, and the potential benefit depends on the underlying cause.
Some women may experience improved fertility after treatment of certain conditions, but pregnancy outcomes depend on factors such as age, ovarian reserve, tubal function, sperm health and the underlying diagnosis. Your individual chances should be discussed with your fertility specialist.
Recovery varies depending on the type and complexity of the procedure. Many patients recover faster than they would after comparable open surgery, but your doctor will give you personalised instructions regarding work, exercise and sexual activity.
Fertility preservation can be an important consideration when surgery is performed on women who wish to conceive. The surgical plan should be tailored to minimise unnecessary damage to reproductive tissues while treating the condition appropriately.
Take the next step
Get a personalised evaluation from Dr. Nasrin Hasan and understand whether laparoscopic surgery could be right for your condition and fertility goals.