Dr. Tamer Seckin

“Patient had initial consult in May 2022 and surgery November 2022. Surgery lasted 6 hours; 36 lesions excised across multiple organs including endometrioma removal and left ovary reconstruction. Uterus was adhered to rectum and fallopian tubes. Dr. Seckin provided full post-op debrief with surgery pictures and video. Pain returned approximately 2+ years post-surgery. Patient describes the surgery positively but notes ongoing financial burden and recurrence. Dr. Seckin and his team did an outstan”

“First surgery had quick recovery with complete pain relief for ~6 months, then pain returned and escalated to chronic daily pain over 2 years. Second surgery with Seckin and Chu (spring 2023) resolved endo pain. Adenomyosis remained and led to recommendation for hysterectomy. Patient values Seckin's expertise but notes recurrence and high cost. I would say Seckins was worth it... I have also had numerous close friends of mine have laparoscopic surgery for endo and they had to have multiple surge”

“Patient had multiple pre-op imaging and workup. Surgery was scheduled and attempted but aborted due to a life-threatening allergic reaction to a medication used during the procedure. Patient spent $30,000 and had to plan a second attempt. Despite the traumatic experience, patient continues to recommend Seckin and excision specialists generally. I spent $30,000 for Dr. seckin in NY and I have to go back and try again. I feel traumatized. My surgery didn't even start before my blood pressure dropp”

“Patient woke from surgery with no pain (without narcotics), describing instant improvement. Left ovary and tube removed, appendix removed, uterus repositioned. Bowel nodule (2cm on sigmoid colon) removed without resection. By day 2 post-op, only soreness managed with Tylenol. Doctor described the surgical field as 'a mess' but stated it was completely cleared. Patient credits the minimal recovery pain entirely to Seckin's technique, contrasting sharply with her traumatic 2018 ablation experience”

“Patient had excision surgery with Dr. Seckin and Dr. Chu and reports feeling relief almost immediately upon waking. Stage 4 endo found everywhere despite all prior tests being normal. They removed endo from bladder, bowel, rectum, intestines, spine, sciatic nerve, appendix, and fallopian tube. They video the entire surgery, use appropriate post-op medications (no oxycodone), and do not push unnecessary post-surgical drugs. Patient describes surgery as life-changing and contrasts it sharply with ”

“Patient met Dr Seckin at pre-op appointment. Surgery performed (patient says 'surgery is Friday' in one post, and post-surgery describes great experience). Seckin offers traditional or robotic laparoscopy, prefers traditional. Patient describes him as meticulous with great bedside manner, a little eccentric but very kind. Reports he performs some discounted/free surgeries for those who cannot afford care. Dr Tamer Seckin was my doctor and he told me that he does a few surgeries a year for free f”

“Had surgery twice with Dr. Seckin, both times covered via gap exception saving ~$25k. First surgery involved ovary suspension to abdominal wall. Post-op pain was minimal (only one dose of Dilaudid in hospital, Tylenol at home). Skin cyst removal caused more soreness than endo surgery itself. Nurses described as super nice. Patient advocates strongly for Dr. Seckin and his surgical skill. Now doing 'amazing'. The thing about Seckin is that he says what he thinks. He doesn't sell BS like other doc”

“First excision (Sept 2021): woke feeling like a new person, zero pain post-op. Endo grew back within ~15 months, worse than before. Second surgery radical hysterectomy (Jan 2023): woke feeling dramatically better, high energy, pain-free. Out-of-network/private practice. Office staff described as 'a little chaotic.' Patient went home same day of hysterectomy surgery. I woke up feeling like a new person! I had zero pain besides gas stuff. I woke up a different woman. I'm amazed at how much energy ”

“Seckin found endometriosis on diaphragm and pericardium. Used blue dye intraoperatively to visualize lesions. Did not remove pericardial endo during first surgery (no specialist present); second surgery planned. Patient recommends him. i recommend doctor seckin in NY, he found it on my diaphragm & pericardium. Doctor Seckin uses blue dye to see the endometriosis!”

“Life changed significantly for the better. No flare ups or problems since surgery (as of posting). High success rate noted for endo not returning. Dr. Seckin and his team honestly gave me my life back My life has changed significantly for the better. I take continuous BC and have had no flare ups or problems since then”