In-Office Procedures

We offer a range of in-office procedures that allow us to evaluate and treat most concerns without a hospital visit or surgery.

In-Office Procedures

Hysteroscopy

LEEP (Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure)

Colposcopy

Ultrasound

Endometrial biopsy

Polyp removal

Cryotherapy

Ablation procedures

Mala Freeman-Kwaku, MD

Dr. Mala Freeman-Kwaku is one of a limited number of Charlotte-area physicians offering the Cerene® procedure for heavy menstrual bleeding. She performs the procedure right here in our South Charlotte office.

Answers, Found in the Office.

A hysteroscopy lets Dr. Freeman-Kwaku look directly inside your uterus to find the cause of abnormal bleeding, identify polyps or fibroids, and determine the right next step — all without surgery.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hysteroscopy

A hysteroscopy is an in-office procedure where Dr. Freeman-Kwaku uses a thin camera to look inside the uterus and identify the cause of abnormal bleeding, polyps, fibroids, or other concerns.

Most patients tolerate the procedure well with minimal discomfort. Dr. Freeman-Kwaku will discuss what to expect and any comfort measures available before your procedure.

The procedure typically takes 10 to 30 minutes and is performed in our office.

Most insurance plans cover diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy with a co-pay. This is significantly more affordable than having the procedure done in an operating room.

No. A hysteroscopy examines the inside of the uterus. The Cerene® procedure treats heavy menstrual bleeding by ablating the uterine lining. They are different procedures, though hysteroscopy is sometimes performed as part of the evaluation for Cerene®.

Dr. Mala Freeman-Kwaku at Arboretum Gynecology performs diagnostic and operative hysteroscopy in our South Charlotte office.

Experiencing abnormal bleeding or irregular periods?

A conversation with Dr. Freeman-Kwaku is the first step.