Devin D. Namaky, MD helps women get their life back by addressing pelvic pain, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, fibroids and heavy periods. As a minimally-invasive gynecologic surgeon, Dr. Namaky specializes in laparoscopic excision techniques that provide faster recovery, sending most women home the same day.
Customized Pelvic Pain Relief
Dr. Namaky listens to patient concerns and symptoms to find the true cause of pelvic pain. Whether patients have painful periods, painful sex or ovarian pain, Dr. Namaky provides comprehensive, customized treatment options to meet the specific needs of each patient. He uses both surgical and non-surgical treatment options such as laparoscopic complete excision of endometriosis, hypogastric plexus block, continuous hormonal therapy, and pelvic floor physical therapy.
Laparoscopic Endometriosis Excision
For women who have persistent endometriosis pain after a prior ablation, Dr. Namaky frequently performs excisional surgery to help them get their life back. Dr. Namaky’s surgical techniques often allow women to still become pregnant in the future. And while laparoscopic excision is the primary treatment he uses, medical therapy is also an option if you choose to avoid surgery.
Other Gynecologic Concerns.
Dr. Namaky is also highly skilled at:
- removing large ovarian cysts and masses through small incisions laparoscopically
- treating and removing fibroids via minimally-invasive uterine-sparing myomectomy, and minimally-invasive hysterectomy
Why Dr. Namaky?
Because of Dr. Namaky’s advanced minimally-invasive techniques, patients typically avoid a hospital stay entirely and recover faster with less pain than traditional open surgery. Dr. Namaky is often able to perform minimally invasive surgery for women who have received a recommendation of laparotomy from another provider, and provides second opinions for women who need them.
Take the First Step Toward a Renewed, Active Life, call 513-862-1888 now to schedule an appointment.
Dr .Namaky in the news:
Should I Have an Essure Removal?
Fibroid Surgeon: How to Pick One
Fibroid Zen: 8 Ways to Shrink Them
How to Beat Fibroids Without a Hysterectomy
Is There Cancer in my Fibroid?
TriHealth on Call: Staci's Journey with Endometriosis