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Hysterectomy
Gynecology

Hysterectomy

Specialist physician: Assist. Prof. Dr. Muzaffer Uçarer — Obstetrics & Gynaecology · IVF and Reproductive Medicine  ·  Last updated: June 2026
This page provides general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Please consult your physician about your individual situation.

Hysterectomy is the surgical removal of the uterus. It may be recommended for severe fibroids, adenomyosis, persistent abnormal bleeding, pelvic organ prolapse, or certain malignancies, when other treatments have not provided relief. Several surgical approaches are available, and the technique is selected based on the underlying condition, anatomy, and patient preference.

Important Information

  • Approaches include vaginal, laparoscopic (TLH), and abdominal — minimally invasive options are preferred when feasible.
  • Total hysterectomy removes the uterus and cervix; subtotal preserves the cervix; radical hysterectomy is performed for malignancies.
  • Removal of the ovaries is decided separately based on age, indication, and individual risk factors.
  • After hysterectomy, menstruation stops permanently; if ovaries are preserved, hormonal balance and natural menopause continue.

Our Approach

Dr. Muzaffer favors minimally invasive techniques and ovary-preserving strategies whenever clinically appropriate, prioritizing recovery time and long-term hormonal health.

Prices

  • Abdominal — €4,500–5,500
  • Vaginal — €5,500–6,000
  • Laparoscopic — €6,000–7,500
  • Vaginal + cystocele repair — €6,500–7,500
  • Vaginal + rectocele repair — €6,500–7,500
  • Vaginal + cystocele + rectocele repair — €8,000

Surgical prices include consultation, anesthesia, pre-operative tests and the procedure.

Our medical prices are fixed; your exact, all-inclusive price is confirmed in writing after your consultation. See our full price list →

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions

Only if the ovaries are also removed. If the ovaries are preserved, hormonal function and natural menopause timing remain unchanged.

Most women report no significant negative impact on sexual function. Many experience improvement when previous symptoms (pain, bleeding) are resolved.

The decision depends on uterine size, prior surgeries, anatomy, and the underlying condition. Both approaches offer faster recovery than open surgery.

In premenopausal women without specific risk factors, the ovaries are usually preserved to maintain hormonal balance. The decision is individualized.

Recovery typically takes 2–4 weeks for laparoscopic or vaginal hysterectomy and 4–6 weeks for abdominal surgery.

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