Personalized, minimally invasive care—when your fertility needs a little extra support.

Gentle solutions that
make a big difference

Reproductive surgery is all about creating the best possible environment for conception — whether you’re trying naturally, preparing for future fertility, or improving your odds with treatment.

Reproductive surgery options at Terra Fertility

At Terra, we focus on minimally invasive reproductive surgery that improves your quality of life and your fertility.

When you want to keep things simple

Office Hysteroscopy

For simple solutions without the downtime

Office hysteroscopy is recommended for patients with issues inside the uterus, such as polyps, fibroids, scar tissue, retained products of conception, or a uterine septum. It’s ideal for those who prefer to avoid anesthesia, want a quick recovery, or can’t take much time off work.

For more extensive findings—like multiple fibroids or severe scar tissue—hysteroscopy in the operating room under anesthesia may be a better option.

Clear the way for conception

Hysteroscopy

For more complex care, or peace of mind while you sleep

Hysteroscopy in the operating room is best for patients who need more extensive treatment or prefer to be fully asleep during the procedure. If you have multiple fibroids, large or numerous polyps, significant scar tissue, or a uterine septum, the operating room option gives your doctor more time and flexibility to address these issues comfortably.

Some patients also choose this method simply because they prefer not to be awake or aware during the procedure. If you prefer to be under anesthesia and don’t mind taking the rest of the day off to recover, this approach may feel like the right fit for you.

Minimally invasive, maximally effective

Laparoscopic & Robotic Surgery

For conditions outside the uterus that need a more advanced approach

Laparoscopic and robotic surgery is recommended when issues are located outside the uterus and can’t be addressed with hysteroscopy. This includes endometriosis, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, or abnormal fallopian tubes.

This minimally invasive abdominal procedure gives your surgeon the ability to treat complex conditions with precision while still offering a faster, easier recovery than traditional open surgery.

It’s also the best choice for patients who need a more thorough approach and are prepared to take some extra time for recovery—typically about one to two weeks—after going home the same day.

What is your fertility story?

Reproductive surgery can be a meaningful step toward improving your chances of conception. If it’s right for you, we’ll guide you through it with care, clarity, and a plan that fits your goals. Let’s take the next step together.