Dr. Ken Sinervo

“Patient had two surgeries with Dr. Sinervo. First surgery (2016): excision, left ovary and tube removal (destroyed by recurrent endometrioma), PSN, and appendectomy. Recovery was dramatically easier than prior surgery with Nezhat — walking upright in hospital hallways the same day, able to explore Atlanta 4 days post-op. Nine months out: no daily pain, no bloating, no pain with sex or activity. Second surgery: endometrioma removal from remaining right ovary; no endo found. One year out from seco”

“Patient had excision surgery, left ovary and tube removal, PSN, and appendectomy at CEC. Traveled across the country. Recovery was significantly easier than first surgery — walking upright through hospital the day of surgery, able to explore Atlanta at 4 days post-op, flew home at 9 days. No bowel resection needed despite being on the differential. No daily pain, no bloating, no pain with sex, no vomiting/vasovagal response. Period pain reduced to manageable with Toradol only. Approximately 1 ye”

“Phone consult 4/15, surgery 9/27. Performed hysterectomy, excision, lysis of adhesions, and appendectomy. Pathology confirmed endometriosis, adenomyosis, adhesions, fibroids, polyp, paratubal cyst, and partially obliterated appendix. Patient reports no longer needing heat pads or Aleve constantly, lost ~65 lbs post-op, bloodwork normalized. Describes recovery as better than anticipated. Staff described as 'absolutely amazing.' Remaining issues: proctalgia fugax (pelvic floor PT not yet pursued) ”

“Surgery with Dr. Sinervo was worth every penny. I trust Dr. Sinervo wholeheartedly and I am really disappointed.”

“Two surgeries completed successfully. First surgery removed all pelvic and diaphragm endo. Second surgery removed adhesions tethering uterus/ovaries to small intestine plus lung endo. Endo fully excised; no recurrence found at surgery 2. PSN provided temporary relief (~1.5 years) before IBS-like and IC symptoms returned. Patient reports pain is manageable post-treatment. Later very dissatisfied with office billing practices; would not recommend the CEC to family/friends based on billing experien”

“Patient reports pain lessened significantly after excision. Less than 10% chance of recurrence per Sinervo. Not 100% pain free but major improvement. Lost fallopian tube that endo had destroyed. Ovarian suspension performed to reduce adhesion risk. Expresses strong satisfaction and wishes she had seen him years earlier. I had my excision with Sinervo last Monday. I like him. He got it ALL. Less than 10% chance of recurrence.”

“Patient had excision surgery with Dr. Sinervo (~6 months relief, found additional endo on utero-sacral ligament missed by prior surgeons), then partial hysterectomy (significant improvement), then final surgery removing cervix and adhesion-affected ovary with no further endo found. Pelvic pain free since 2020 (last surgery). Doctor gave patient his personal phone number during post-op complication. Doctor did not push hysterectomy, respected patient's fertility goals and led with patient's own g”

“Sinervo performed bowel resection and excision of diaphragmatic endo missed by prior surgeon. Patient conceived naturally within ~2 months post-surgery after 6 years of infertility. However, endo recurred ~4 years later with a large endometrioma; patient reports symptoms feel worse than before surgery. Patient critical of Sinervo's claims of being able to 'cure' endo as misleading. Patient would return only for confirmed severe bowel involvement requiring resection. Dr. Sinervo was my second exc”

“Sciatica and endo pain improved significantly after excision. Surgeon identified subtle endo lesions that a non-expert likely would not have caught. Urinary/bladder symptoms did not improve post-surgery. Patient became dissatisfied when she learned Sinervo donated to the Republican party and was critical that he did not offer Clenpiq as a bowel prep option. The HUGE patch of endo that Dr. Sinervo found on my right uterosacral ligament explained my mysterious sciatica pain. I still have hip weird”

“Patient had excision for Stage IV Endo and hysterectomy for Adenomyosis with Dr. Sinervo. At hysterectomy (8 months post-excision) no visible or pathological signs of Endo were found anywhere. All pain resolved after the third surgery (except pre-existing IC pain). Patient reports full remission. Dr. Sinervo also diagnosed the Adenomyosis and IC that previous doctors had missed. I had excision done for stage IV Endo with him, as well as full hysterectomy for highly suspected Adenomyosis. At my h”