There are many different methods to prevent pregnancy - pills, patches, rings, inserts, injections and IUDs. Since each person is unique, a careful review of your medical and gynecologic history will be performed. Your clinician will then help you decide which option is the best for you.

Gardasil is a vaccine indicated to help prevent some HPV-related cancers. It is recommended to females age 9-45 year of age for the prevention of cervical, vulvar, vaginal, anal, and mouth/throat (oropharyngeal) cancer.

Prescription medications can help you jump-start your journey or assist you to reach your goal weight. Our doctors will evaluate your medical history, current medications, weight loss goals and determine which FDA-approved prescription medications (oral, injectable) are best for you. We recommend you combine prescription medication use with our nutrition and lifestyle coaching for sustainable weight loss.

Osteoporosis is a disease that thins and weakens your bones. It can occur any any age but is more commen in women who have gone through menopause. Treatment is recommended to prevent fracture, which is most common in the hip, wrist or spine.

A Sexually transmitted infections (STI) is an infection passed from one person to another through sexaul contact. Some STIs in women do not cause any symptoms yet if left untreated can cause serious health problems. You can get an STI at ANY AGE!

Our InBody 570 test measures your percentage of muscle, fat, water and visceral fat (the fat around your vital organs). By calculating how many calories your body burns at rest, you can set personalized goals for weight loss based on your own body's metabolism.

Vital to finding health and wellness, nutrition counseling helps you make and maintain healthy food choices. Lifestyle counseling helps you stay on track and build healthy habits that fit your lifestyle.

When your doctor tells you that your PAP test was abnormal, that means the test found some cells on your cervix that do not look normal. Remember, a pap smear is just a screening test. You will need additional testing to determine any follow up care needed.

Acne comes in many forms that occurs when your pores/hair follicles in your skin become clogged. Many women suffer from acne due to hormonal changes in their body. Acne even can reappear in perimenopause and menopause. Prescription medications help treat and prevent acne at all ages.

Feeling down, worried, nervous or uneasy can be related to hormonal changes in some women. Prescription medications are often recommended to help improve the way you feel.

Heavy menstrual bleeding, irregular periods or painful periods are treatable! If you need to change a tampon or pad after less than 2 hours or pass clots the size of a quarter, you have heavy bleeding. We believe no woman should have to live with the misery that accompanies untreated heavy, prolonged or irregular periods. Life is just too short.

Most women at any age are well intune with their bodies and know when they feel “off”. Hormones affect our sleep, energy, emotions, libido overall health and so much more. Assessing your hormonal state can help you reclaim your health.

Lichen sclerosus is a chronic immunological skin disorder that can occur at any age but is more common in postmenopausal women. It can cause irritated skin around the vulva (lips) where the skin becomes thin, wrinkled and sensitive. You might experience itching, painful intercourse, chaffing and small tears in the skin. Diagnosis is usually made with an in-office biopsy. If left untreated, 4% of women can develop vulvar cancer.

Menopause is the time of a woman's life that marks the end of your menstrual cycle. It is diagnosed after you have gone 12 months without a period. The time leading up to menopause is called perimenopause and symptoms can begin in your late 30's. The average age of menopause is 51. Menopause is a natural biologic process but you do not need to suffer from symtpoms. We have great natural FDA approved bioidentical treatments to improve your quality of life.

Many women have painful sex at some point in their lives. The pain can be present just prior, during and after sexual intercourse. There is a variety of causes of painful sex - both physical and psychological. Painful sex is common in menopause. Getting to the root of your underlying cause is the best way to treat painful sex.

Pelvic pain can arise from your digestive, reproductive or urinary system. Some chronic pelvic pain is even muscular in origin, arising from the muscles of the pelvic floor. If you are suffering from pelvic pain that disrupts your quality of life or seems to be worsening over time, you should seek evaluation. Any sudden and severe pain can be a medical emergency and you should seek prompt medical attention.

PMS is a common condition that affects a woman's emotional, physical and behavioral health before or during her period. Common symptoms include mood swings, irritability, depression, breast tenderness, food cravings, and feeling tired. PMS is treatable so don't suffer from your symptoms.

Once a woman is menopausal, any vaginal bleeding ( even just a tiny bit of spotting) is considered post menopause bleeding and needs to be evaluated. Post menopause bleeding can be due to many different causes but it is most important to make sure that is no pre-cancer or cancer cells in the uterus.

Most vaginal discharge is normal. It is our body's way of self cleaning the vagina. If your vaginal discharge has an odor, seems excessive, or changed it's color or consistency, you may have an infection. Seeking medical treatment is advised.

Vulvar itching is an uncomfort symptom that can often be casued by irrinating substances, infections, or menopause. Not all vulvar itching is “due to a yeast infection”. While over the counter treatments work great if you know what you are treating, we recommend a physical exam to get treatment right the first time.

Urinary frequency is the need to urinate more frequently during the day and night. If frequency is accompanied by painful urination, you may be suffering from an UTI (urinary tract infection). Urinary frequency can also be a sign of weak pelvic floor muscles, diabetes and a host of other conditions/diseases. We recommend you check with your doctor for additional testing.

Unwanted weight gain is frustrating at any age. Diet and decreased physical activity definitely play a role but there are other causes to consider. Common medical conditions associated with weight gain include underactive thyroid (hypothyroid), depression and polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Poor sleep and stress also play a role. If you are perimenopausal/menopausal, symptoms due to your hormonal changes can also be to blame.

Menopause increases our risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, high blood pressure, anxiety, depression, and elevated cholesterol. A hormone health evaluation will provide you valuable education on your metabolic health to help you prevent chronic disease.

Hormone therapy is the most effective treatment for perimenopause / menopause vasomotor symptoms - hot flashes and night sweats, according to The Menopause Society. Hormone therapy is safe and effective for most women, prescribed only after a review of your personal medical history and family history. We offer FDA-approved natural bioidentical hormone treatment options whenever possible.

Women who are suffering from low libido in perimenopause and menopause may benefit from treatment with testosterone. MyMenopauseRx is proud to offer this treatment, following the most recent recommendations of The Menopause Society and The International Society for the Study of Women's Sexual Health.

Many women prefer to try herbal treatments to improve their menopause symptoms instead of taking prescription medications. Herbal products are not regulated in the United States as they are considered a dietary supplement. If you are interested in learning more about the herbal treatments we recommend based on the medical literature, let your clinician know at your menopause visit.

Not all menopause treatment consists of writing a prescription. Making changes to your daily habits can often be effective to manage menopause symptoms. We will guide you on lifestyle recommendations that fit your personal routine and improve your quality of life.

GSM is a term that describes the genital, sexual and urianry symptoms that are associated with the physical changes of the vulva, vagina, and lower urinary tract due to a lack of estrogen in menopause. You may experience one, a few or many symptoms. Some women don't even realize their symptoms are related to menopause as their symptoms can crop up years after their final menstrual period. We have excellent safe and effective treatment to offer you!

The MonaLisa Touch® is a FDA approved medical CO2 laser for gynecologic use. This treatment is an option for women who have been advised or prefer to avoid estrogen. The MonaLisa Touch stimulates both the vaginal tissue to produce collagen, promote blood flow and restore vaginal lubrication and elasticity.

Many women complain of weight gain as they transition to menopause. Hormonal changes definitely play a role but combating any weight gain requires a holistic approach. Our clinical team will evaluate your four pillars of metabolic health (food, sleep, exercise and emotional health) to craft a personalized weight management plan in this next phase of your life.

Androgenic alopecia (Female Pattern Hair Loss) affects over 30 million women in the United States. Other common causes of hair loss include stress and nutritional deficiencies. Treatment for hair loss includes prescription medications, over the counter medications and scalp injections. We begin your evaluation with a visual examination of your scalp, a hormone health history and laboratory testing that includes blood work. Each woman's hair loss journey is unique and treatment will be tailored to the individual. If a scalp biopsy is recommended, you will be referred to a dermatologist.

Vital to finding health and wellness, nutrition counseling helps you make and maintain healthy food choices. Our certified holistic nutrition coach will help you improve all four Pillars of Metabolic Health: food, sleep, exercise, and emotional health. You will learn to make gradual lifestyle changes that lead to sustainable weight loss.

Our InBody 570 test measures your percentage of muscle mass, body fat, water and visceral fat (the fat around your vital organs). By calculating how many calories your body burns at rest, you can set personalized goals for weight loss based on your own body's metabolism. A great natural way to boost your metabolism is improving your muscle mass. Inbody testing helps you target your strength training to muscle groups identified in need of improvement.

Prescription medications can help you jump start your journey or assist you to reach your goal weight. Our doctors will evaluate your medical history, current medications, weight loss goals and determine which FDA approved prescription medications (oral, injectable) are best for you. We recommend you combine prescription medication use with our nutrition and lifestyle coaching for sustainable weight loss.

SkinPen is the only FDA-approved, medical grade, micro-needling device. SkinPen® micro-needling technology uses multiple fine needles to vertically pierce the skin, causing collagen remodeling. SkinPen® can be used on all types of skin and helps reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, acne scars and stretch marks. The most popular areas of treatment are the face, neck, chest, hands and abdominal stretch marks. There is no physical downtime, but you may want to schedule 24 hours of social downtime for the recovery process.

Freshen your skin, decrease wrinkles, improve skin tone and texture with a chemical peel. Not sure which peel is best for you? No worries! Our medical aesthetician will advise you which treatment is best to achieve your desired results.

Bikini, Brazilian or just your eyebrows, we offer the waxing treatment you desire. All in the privacy and comfort of our gynecology office.

Colposcopy is an office procedure used in the evaluation of an abnormal pap smear or cervical lesion. A speculum is placed in the vagina, and the physician uses a special microscope to examine the cervix and upper vagina. Tissue biopsy samples may be obtained at this time to guide further management.

Endometrial biopsy is a procedure used to obtain cells that line the cavity of the uterus (the endometrium). This test may be recommended in the evaluation of abnormal bleeding. A thin tube is inserted through the cervix into the uterus during a pelvic exam. A small amount of tissue is removed and sent to the pathologist for analysis. Some women experience mild cramping during the procedure.

Hysteroscopy is when a small telescope is inserted through the dilated cervix to allow the interior of the uterus to be directly visualized. This procedure is often recommended to determine the cause of abnormal uterine bleeding such as polyps, fibroids and other intrauterine masses. Hysteroscopy is recommended in the comfort of our office, avoiding the inconvenience and high costs associated with the operating room.

Ultrasound is an imaging technique performed in our office to examine the uterus, ovaries and surrounding tissues. A thin ultrasound probe is placed in the vagina and rotated in order to examine the pelvic structures. Our female ultrasound technician has over 15 years gynecologic imaging experience.

A vulvar biopsy is performed in the office to sample a tiny piece of tissue from the outside of the vagina. This procedure is recommended to determine the cause of a growth, rash or discoloration. The tissue sample is then sent to the pathologist who looks at the tissue under the microscope and reports a diagnosis. This procedure is also performed if you desire removal of a mole or wart that is bothersome or has not responded to other treatment.