Uterine Fibroids

Laser Fibroid Removal

Advanced laser-assisted treatment for uterine fibroids, offering minimal scarring and faster recovery.

Key Highlights:

  • Advanced laser-assisted fibroid removal, including Rajasthan's first such procedure at Rungta Hospital
  • Preserves the uterus wherever possible to protect future fertility
  • Minimal scarring with a faster return to normal activity
  • Suitable for heavy periods, pelvic pain and pressure caused by fibroids

Laser-Assisted Precision

Advanced laser technology allows precise fibroid removal with minimal damage to healthy uterine tissue.

Fertility-First Approach

Wherever possible, the uterus is preserved so future pregnancy remains an option.

Our Centers Across the Region

"With locations across the region, centers are dedicated to serving local communities with excellence, accessibility & care—wherever you are."

Your path to relief

Living with fibroids can mean heavy periods, pelvic pressure and fatigue. The right treatment plan restores comfort and protects your long-term health.

Pain Relief

Freedom from heavy bleeding and pressure.

Fertility Preserved

Uterus-sparing technique wherever possible.

Faster Recovery

Small incisions mean less downtime.

Compassionate care at every step

From your first scan to full recovery, every step of your fibroid treatment is planned around your specific case.

Step 01

Diagnosis & Imaging

Ultrasound or MRI confirms the size, number and position of your fibroids.

Step 02

Laser-Assisted Removal

Fibroids are removed laparoscopically with minimal scarring.

Step 03

Recovery & Follow-up

Most patients resume normal activity within a couple of weeks.

Frequently asked question

It depends on size, position and symptoms ÔÇö even small fibroids may need removal if they cause heavy bleeding or pain, while larger ones can sometimes be monitored.

In most cases the uterus is preserved, and many women go on to have healthy pregnancies after treatment.

Most patients return to normal activity within 1-2 weeks thanks to the minimally invasive approach.