Gynecologic surgery with a physician who still starts by listening.
When surgery may be part of the answer, Dr. Gray focuses on understanding the problem, explaining alternatives and helping patients make an informed decision about the approach that fits their diagnosis and goals.
Procedures Dr. Gray performs
Dr. Gray performs hysterectomy, permanent sterilization procedures, ovarian cystectomy, vaginal prolapse repair, incontinence procedures, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy including surgery for endometriosis and other gynecologic indications, and endometrial ablation when clinically appropriate.
Minimally invasive and vaginal approaches
The surgical approach depends on the condition, anatomy, prior surgery, goals and other clinical factors. Dr. Gray discusses alternatives, risks, expected recovery and when a different approach may be safer or more effective.
Conditions that may lead to a surgical evaluation
Examples can include fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, abnormal or heavy uterine bleeding, uterine or vaginal prolapse, urinary incontinence and other gynecologic conditions. Surgery is not automatically the first or only treatment.
Hospital affiliations
Dr. Gray is affiliated with Texas Health Hospital Rockwall and Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Lake Pointe. The facility used for a procedure depends on clinical and practice considerations.
Frequently asked questions
What gynecologic surgeries does Dr. Gray perform?
Dr. Gray performs hysterectomy, sterilization procedures, ovarian cystectomy, vaginal prolapse repair, incontinence procedures, hysteroscopy, laparoscopy including surgery for endometriosis, and endometrial ablation when appropriate.
Does a surgical consultation mean I have to have surgery?
No. A consultation is an opportunity to understand the diagnosis, non-surgical alternatives when available, surgical options, risks, benefits and expected recovery.
Can I book Dr. Gray for endometriosis surgery evaluation?
Yes. Dr. Gray performs laparoscopy for endometriosis and can evaluate whether surgical or non-surgical management is appropriate.