The Acessa Procedure.
Elevating the standard of care for uterine fibroids.
Backed by science, studies and success stories.
Why the Acessa procedure?
Because you deserve a life without fibroid symptoms. And contrary to popular belief, hysterectomy is not the only way to get there. That’s why we created a woman-focused alternative to hysterectomy and myomectomy for fibroids.
It’s the treatment that treats women’s bodies with care.
What are Uterine Fibroids?
Uterine fibroids are benign growths that occur in the uterus. They range in size, quantity, and location. Fibroid tissue on its own can be harmless, but for some of us, fibroids can cause severe discomfort and take a toll on our daily lives. 13
Good news: there are options.
“I didn’t think there was another option. I even had a hysterectomy scheduled. I’m so glad I found Acessa.”
– Sharon, 41
Procedure Date: November 2019
“Thanks to Acessa, fibroids no longer control my life.”
– Patrice, 49
Procedure Date: June 2018
“Life after Acessa is life without constantly carrying a bag of pads and tampons.”
– Chanel, 30
Procedure Date: April 2019
“After the Acessa procedure, I feel comfortable wearing white.”
– Brandi, 34
Procedure Date: December 2019
“Life after Acessa has been amazing. I'm finally able to lead a normal fun life with my family without pain. So glad I took charge of my health and found Acessa!”
– Rhonda, 36
Procedure Date: December 2017
“Acessa has been a blessing for me. I’m a new woman. I’m back to my daily activities and I don’t have to deal with fibroid symptoms anymore.”
– Andrea, 41
Procedure Date: January 2020
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