Rockville Gynecology

Overview

We aim to have short wait times, especially because we do not deliver babies, so our schedules are more predictable. During your brief wait, enjoy a cup of cappuccino or tea in our state of the art new office building. We are conveniently located off of I-270 on Omega Drive, the corner of Medical Center Drive and Key West Avenue, with free parking. As a team, we strive to promote women’s health and improve the quality of women’s lives. All three providers frequently speak to parent and community groups and offer free lectures entitled “Girl Power” for adolescents. Rockville Gynecology supports both local and international charities. Monthly donations are made to the Stepping Stones Shelter in Rockville, Maryland, and DirectRelief, which provides humanitarian medical aid throughout the United States and world-wide. Dr. Young donates her time to the Shady Grove Pregnancy Center, where she serves as the medical director. If surgery is required, surgeries are performed at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital in Rockville, MD, and at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, MD. We also offer the convenience of in-office: blood draw pelvic sonograms procedures with anesthesia, including hysteroscopy endometrial ablation (Novasure™) hysteroscopic permanent sterilization (Essure™) US room photo The minimally-invasive GYN procedures that we perform include laparoscopic hysterectomy, laparoscopic myomectomy, myomectomy through a mini-laparotomy (5cm incision), and single-incision laparoscopy. We also perform permanent sterilization in the office using hysteroscopy (a scope placed in the uterus through the cervix). The advantages of this include no abdominal incisions, minimal discomfort, and no time for recovery. We specialize in the treatment of: Adolescent Gynecology Cancer Risk Assessment Contraception Abnormal Bleeding Uterine Fibroids Menopausal Medicine

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