Infertility Specialist & Advanced Gynecological Endoscopic Surgeon
Minimally Invasive Uterine Care
Advanced Hysteroscopic Surgery: Precision Fertility Preservation Without Abdominal Incisions
Restore your uterine health and support your reproductive potential with scarless, minimally invasive hysteroscopic care led by Dr. Mostafa Al-Tarique (Ronee), Specialist in Infertility & Advanced Gynecological Endoscopic Surgery.
No Cuts, No Scars
Natural Cervical Access
Day-Care Procedure
Same-Day Home Return
Fertility-Centric
Endometrial Protection
European Trained
France, Italy, Germany, Belgium
Top Infertility Specialist
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Dr. Mostafa Al-Tarique (Ronee)
Consultant, Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility
Bangladesh Medical University (Ex-PG Hospital)
- Advanced surgical fellowships across leading centers in France, Italy, Germany & Belgium.
- Specialist in cold-knife hysteroscopy, tissue removal systems, and complex cavity restoration.
- Integrated care spanning diagnostic workup, surgical restoration, and IVF/IUI guidance.
"A healthy uterine cavity is the foundation for successful embryo implantation. Hysteroscopy lets us treat intrauterine problems with precision while protecting fertility."
Understanding The Procedure
What Is Hysteroscopic Surgery?
Hysteroscopy is a minimally invasive technique that allows direct visualization and micro-treatment of the internal uterine cavity without abdominal incisions.
Direct HD Visualization
A thin, lighted telescope with a high-definition camera gently accesses the uterine cavity through the natural cervical canal, giving real-time evaluation of the lining and tube openings.
Endometrial Preservation
Unlike traditional curettage (D&C), hysteroscopy targets lesions directly, preserving surrounding healthy tissue important for future implantation.
See-and-Treat Efficiency
Diagnostic assessment and surgical correction (polyps, adhesions, septums) can often be performed in the same setting, sparing multiple hospital visits.
Procedure Classification
Diagnostic vs. Operative Hysteroscopy
Compare the key parameters depending on your specific clinical requirement.
| Feature | Diagnostic Hysteroscopy | Operative Hysteroscopy |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Goal | Identify structural abnormalities, unexplained infertility, or cavity lesions. | Surgically correct identified lesions/problems in the same setting. |
| Common Uses | Evaluating cavity shape, lining thickness, and unexplained IVF failure. | Removing polyps, fibroids, scar tissue, or congenital uterine septums. |
| Procedure Time | 10 to 15 minutes | 20 to 45 minutes |
| Anesthesia | Local anesthesia or mild sedation | Short general anesthesia or twilight sedation |
| Recovery Time | Immediate return to routine activities | Resume normal activity within 24 to 48 hours |
Clinical Expertise
Conditions Treated
Explore specific conditions resolved through advanced hysteroscopy.
Polypectomy
Endometrial Polyps
Soft growths on the uterine lining causing irregular bleeding or physical obstruction to embryo implantation. Precise removal restores smooth endometrial contours without damaging healthy tissue.
Restores smooth lining & reduces spotting
Myomectomy
Submucosal Fibroids
Fibroids protruding into the cavity can cause severe menstrual cramps, heavy bleeding, or implantation difficulty. Resection removes the fibroid completely through natural pathways.
Relieves heavy bleeding & restores cavity shape
Septoplasty
Uterine Septum & Anomalies
A congenital fibrous wall dividing the uterine cavity, associated with increased recurrent miscarriage risk. Hysteroscopic metroplasty removes the septum, creating a more spacious cavity for pregnancy.
Aims to reduce recurrent loss risk
Adhesiolysis
Intrauterine Scarring (Asherman's)
Scar tissue from prior infections or curettage (D&C) can cause absent periods or infertility. Micro-adhesiolysis carefully releases scar tissue to help restore normal menstrual flow.
Restores normal menses & cavity volume
RIF & IVF Prep
Recurrent Implantation Failure
For couples facing repeated IVF failures or unexplained infertility, hidden micro-polyps or chronic endometritis are identified and corrected prior to embryo transfer.
Supports subsequent IVF cycles
Targeted Retrieval
Retained Products & Embedded IUDs
Safe, precision removal of retained products of conception (RPOC) or misplaced/embedded intrauterine devices, without blind instrument scraping.
Reduces infection & endometrial trauma risk
Evidence-Based Approach
Why Correcting Uterine Pathology Matters
Reproductive medicine literature broadly supports that identifying and correcting intrauterine abnormalities — polyps, submucosal fibroids, scar tissue, or a uterine septum — can meaningfully improve the uterine environment for implantation. Every case is different, so Dr. Mostafa reviews your specific findings and discusses realistic, personalized expectations before recommending a treatment plan.
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Accurate Diagnosis First
Direct HD visualization identifies the exact issue — not just its symptoms — before any treatment decision is made.
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Tissue-Sparing Correction
Targeted treatment of the lesion itself, preserving healthy endometrium rather than broad-scale scraping.
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Individualized Fertility Planning
Findings are discussed openly, with realistic next steps — whether natural conception or IVF/ICSI support.
This page describes general clinical principles and does not state specific success or pregnancy rates. Ask Dr. Mostafa about what's realistic for your individual case.
Clear & Transparent Protocol
Your Hysteroscopy Journey
Step-by-step overview of what to expect from consultation to recovery.
Step 01
Pre-Procedure & Timing
- Optimal Timing: Usually scheduled in the early follicular phase (right after the period ends, before ovulation).
- Evaluation: Pre-op pelvic ultrasound, blood workup, and pre-anesthetic screening.
- Preparation: A short fasting window if twilight sedation is planned.
Step 02
Procedure Day
- Comfort First: Performed in a day-care surgery unit with gentle micro-instruments.
- HD Visualization: High-definition imaging allows thorough inspection of the cavity.
- Duration: Typically 15–45 minutes, depending on surgical complexity.
Step 03
Recovery & Next Steps
- Same-Day Discharge: A short rest period before heading home.
- Quick Downtime: Most patients resume routine activity within 24–48 hours.
- Fertility Timeline: Dr. Mostafa will advise when it's appropriate to try for pregnancy or start IVF, based on your specific procedure.
Patient Guidance
Frequently Asked Questions
Diagnostic hysteroscopy typically involves minimal discomfort, similar to mild menstrual cramps. Operative hysteroscopy is performed under short sedation or light anesthesia, so you shouldn't feel pain during the procedure itself.
Correcting uterine polyps, submucosal fibroids, intrauterine scar tissue, or a uterine septum is generally associated with a better uterine environment for implantation. Whether — and how much — it improves your specific chances depends on your individual findings, which Dr. Mostafa will discuss with you directly.
Hysteroscopy examines the inside of the uterus through the natural cervical canal — no abdominal cuts. Laparoscopy examines the outside of the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and pelvis via small keyhole incisions on the abdomen. In complex fertility cases, Dr. Mostafa may perform a combined laparo-hysteroscopy.
Depending on the procedure, many patients can begin trying for pregnancy or proceed with embryo transfer in the very next menstrual cycle. For larger septum or fibroid removals, a short healing period of 1–2 cycles may be recommended.
Take The First Step
Schedule Your Hysteroscopy Consultation Today
Don't let hidden uterine problems stand between you and your plans for parenthood. Get an expert evaluation led by Dr. Mostafa Al-Tarique (Ronee).
Direct Helpline: 01789-732601, 01789-732639
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Chamber Locations
BMU (Ex-PG Hospital) Chamber
Department of Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility, Dhaka
Comfort Dhanmondi / Green Road Chambers
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Regional Consultation Chambers
Khulna & Jessore / Jhenaidah