Oct 21, 2026
Lotus Endometriosis Institute has expanded its services to offer minimally invasive excision surgery and integrative care under Dr. Steven Vasilev, M.D., pairing precise surgery with nutrition, hormonal balance, and recovery support for endometriosis patients.
Arroyo Grande, United States, October 21, 2026 /PressCable/ -- Lotus Endometriosis Institute has announced an expansion of its endometriosis excision surgery and integrative care, under the direction of Dr. Steven Vasilev, M.D., a physician focused on minimally invasive and robotic excision techniques. Patients weighing surgical options can connect with the Institute as part of their treatment planning.
For more details, visit https://lotusendo.com/dr-steven-vasilev-md
The expanded service comes at a time when many patients are pushed through generic treatment pathways, with symptoms dismissed despite ongoing pain. Endometriosis treatment works best when customized to the individual, says the team at Lotus Endometriosis Institute, since disease severity, symptoms, age, and fertility goals vary widely from one patient to the next. The Institute frames that individualized approach as the foundation of its care model, giving patients a plan built around their circumstances rather than a one-size-fits-all protocol.
“Many of our patients come to us after years of being dismissed, and the first thing we want them to know is that their experience is valid,” said Dr. Steven Vasilev. “We take the time to listen, build a care plan tailored to each person, and walk with them through every stage of their journey.”
Laparoscopy remains a principal method for both diagnosing and managing endometriosis, and the Institute's surgical philosophy centers on minimally invasive excision. The company notes that combining surgical and medical management can help control symptoms and lower the chance of recurrence, reflecting its broader strategy of pairing precise surgery with ongoing medical support.
When endometriosis involves the bowel or urinary tract, coordinated care with colorectal and urology specialists becomes necessary, and recognized clinical guidance calls for specialist endometriosis services to maintain access to this kind of multidisciplinary care; the Institute's care model is designed to align with that standard.
Surgical precision represents one half of the Institute's model, and integrative healing makes up the other. The company pairs excision surgery with nutrition guidance, hormonal balance support, dysbiosis correction, and stress modulation, aiming at recovery that extends past the operating room. This combination reflects the mission Dr. Vasilev has built the practice around: caring for the whole person rather than treating disease in isolation.
People with suspected or confirmed endometriosis who are considering specialist excision surgery and integrative care can learn more about treatment planning at https://lotusendo.com/dr-steven-vasilev-md
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Name: Dr. Steven Vasilev
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Organization: Lotus Endometriosis Institute
Address: 154 Traffic Way, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420, United States
Website: https://lotusendo.com
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