Welcome to the Lotus Endometriosis Institute
High Tech meets Warm Touch
At the Lotus Endometriosis Institute, surgical mastery meets holistic integrative transformation to achieve quaternary care.
Led by Dr. Steven Vasilev M.D. — a pioneer in advanced minimally invasive surgery and robotic excision — we care for the whole person, not just the disease.
Our mission: precise surgery, holistic recovery, and results that last.
4
Board Certifications
Gynecology, Gynecologic Oncology, Integrative & Holistic Medicine
30+
Years Experience
Performing complex minimally invasive surgeries including endometriosis excision
0
Major Complications
During any surgery over the last decade
Dr. Steven Vasilev MD
Director of Lotus Endometriosis Institute
“A doctor that is truly knowledgeable
I traveled from Colorado to California to have Dr. Vasilev perform an endometriosis excision surgery on me. I cannot say how thankful and grateful I am that I did.”
— Charley McGill, Patient, Santa Monica
Science-Driven, Patient-Focused
The Lotus Approach
We combine the most advanced robotic excision techniques with comprehensive integrative healing — nutrition, hormonal balance, dysbiosis correction, stress modulation, peripheral & central desensitization, and more towards recovery optimization.
Every plan is personal. Every step is designed to restore lasting wellness — not just symptom relief.
Insights, News, & Expert Guidance
Explore Recent Posts
Explore our recent posts for clear, expert-guided insights on endometriosis, treatment options, and whole-person care.
Can the Hormonal IUD Tame Your Adenomyosis Pain and Bleeding?
Discover how the hormonal IUD may alleviate adenomyosis pain and heavy bleeding for better quality of life. Learn about this treatment option now!
Should You Try Hormone Therapy Before Endometriosis Surgery?
Explore the benefits of hormone therapy before endometriosis surgery. Learn about GnRH agonists and their impact on pain and recovery.
Conventional Laparoscopy vs Robotic Surgery for Endometriosis and Adenomyosis: What Patients Need to Know
Comparing safety, effectiveness, and recovery — a patient-friendly overview of different surgery approaches and what they can mean for your treatment.