Find freedom from fibroids.
Acessa elevates the standard of care for uterine fibroids.
The Acessa procedure is backed by science, studies and success stories, but what is it?
What is Acessa?
Avoid hysterectomy. Acessa is a woman-focused alternative to hysterectomy and myomectomy for fibroids. It’s the treatment that treats women’s bodies with care.
Why Acessa?
Because you deserve a life without fibroid symptoms. And contrary to popular belief, hysterectomy is not the only way to get there.
The Acessa Procedure.
The Acessa procedure utilizes a laparoscopic ultrasound probe and radiofrequency ablation to destroy fibroid tissue by applying controlled heat energy through a small needle array. The destroyed fibroid tissue changes consistency and shrinks over time. The Acessa procedure was designed to maintain the integrity of the uterus by focusing treatment solely on the fibroid (vs. cutting into the uterus or removing it completely) and more importantly to relieve symptoms caused by fibroids.
This is done by applying controlled heat directly into the fibroid, which in turn destroys the fibroid tissue and causes it to shrink over time (imagine the consistency of a baseball changing to a marshmallow). The smaller and softer destroyed fibroid tissue leads to symptom relief, without having to cut open your uterus.
Say good-bye to your symptoms.
Common fibroid symptoms that go away after Acessa include:
Extreme periods
Stomach and Pelvic Pain
Leg & Back Pain
Anemia
Stomach Swelling and Bloating
Pain During Sex
Digestive Issues
Frequent urination
Benefit from quick recovery time.
Millions of women suffer from the pain and bleeding of fibroid tumors of the uterus. For years, the only solution was either open laparotomy and the removal of the uterus or removal of the fibroid tumors called Myomectomy.
Either way, these two surgeries cause a great deal of scar tissue and sometimes results in the inability to conceive a pregnancy as a result of the adhesions that were formed. Recovery times took several weeks and involved quite a bit of morbidity.
Now with the advent of radiofrequency therapy in the form of ACESSA. Patients go home the same day and are back to work in a matter of a few days.
Acessa is minimally invasive, identifies more fibroids, addresses fibroids in all locations, addresses bloating symptoms, addresses heavy periods, and has a 4-5 day recovery time.
