Prior to your Visit! Our practice now offers Patient Portal, which enables our patients to track and communicate with our medical and managerial staff via the internet. Through the Patient Portal, you are able to: Ask questions of nurses, and staff. Request prescription refills. View your personal health record. Participating patients are given secure User IDs and passwords, enabling them to access their personal and private documents, including lab and diagnostic test results, educational information, and other health information.
This is not intended for use in the case of medical emergencies. For medical emergencies call or go to the nearest emergency room. To sign up, contact our office today or go directly to the Patient Portal and follow the directions to register. If you have any questions regarding the Patient Portal or are having trouble registering, please contact us. Gutierrez hopes to continue being involved in women's health abroad in the future, as well as bring excellent care to the women of Nevada.
Jasmine grew up in San Diego, California as the daughter of Filipino immigrants. She has been a proud Nevadan ever since. Pedroso has a special interest in the most minimally-invasive, cosmetic, and fertility-preserving approaches to chronic pelvic pain, endometriosis, female sexual dysfunction, fibroids, incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. Outside of the operating room, Jasmine loves spending time with her husband and young daughter, attending political rallies and music festivals, exploring art galleries and the latest new restaurants, and perusing through vintage shops and farmers markets.
Pedroso will undoubtedly continue to uplift women everywhere; to teach and serve, as best she can, the millions of women who still needlessly suffer around the world.
Yarini Quezada provides patients with the kind of bedside manner they truly love, along with the real-world expertise they need. She is bilingual in both English and Spanish.
To provide the best care for her patients, she specializes in treating a wide range of female pelvic ailments, such as pelvic organ prolapse, urinary and fecal incontinence, voiding difficulties, interstitial cystitis, pelvic pain, mesh erosions and fistula repairs.
She is also highly regarded in vaginal reconstruction surgery, as well as non-surgical treatments for these conditions. Quezada continues to seek out the most effective and least invasive treatment options and has done extensive training with state-of-the-art technology, including InterStim and the MonaLisa Touch laser.
Outside of the clinic, she has worked to advance medical science even further. Her research in female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery has been published nationally and presented at multiple medical conferences. When it comes to her patients, Dr. Erica Stockwell always goes above and beyond. Even at a young age, she was passionate about patient care and dedicated herself to becoming the most effective healthcare provider possible.
To do this, she double majored in biomedical engineering and physiology and double minored in chemistry and psychology. Her residency training was then completed at the University of Minnesota, where she served as administrative chief and even developed a special robotic surgical training program for the residents.
Today, Dr. Stockwell continues to go above and beyond. With her background in biomedical engineering, she plans to create even safer and more effective innovations in surgical technology. She has also taken an interest in international health and has traveled abroad on medical missions to both Tanzania and Peru.
She plans on continuing to travel around the world, helping women in need. Stockwell enjoys the simple things in life, like spending time with her family, dancing, skiing, and hiking. She has been a resident of Las Vegas for more than 45 years, affording her the opportunity to witness great changes in the Las Vegas Valley and the healthcare community.
Tina holds true to her vision of proving her patients with the tools to achieve, regain and maintain optimal wellness. Klein grew up in a small country town in Michigan before attending Michigan State University, where he double majored in human physiology and nutrition. He then continued his education at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, where he received his Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences and a research certificate for clinical sciences. Joseph Hospital in Chicago.
While in residency, he served as the chief resident as well as the administrative chief. During his residency, Dr. Klein helped develop a new GYN training curriculum with an emphasis on simulation training regarding robotic and laparoscopic surgical techniques while integrating the latest minimally invasive surgery research. He developed a passion for treating patients with chronic pelvic pain, especially related to endometriosis, as he found this patient population to be dramatically underserved and often times inadequately managed.
In addition to his fellowship, Dr. When he is not in clinic, Dr. Klein enjoys doing all things outdoors and eating good food. He is licensed in Nevada, California, and Washington. Medical Degree from the Chicago Medical School. Small Layne was born and raised in Canada with deep Caribbean roots, which sparked her interest in diversity and healthcare disparities. She graduated with honors from the University of Toronto with a Bachelor of Science degree in Neuroscience.
She had varied interests that she satisfied with minors in both Caribbean studies and psychology. Her interests in science and community well-being led her to pursue a career in medicine. Her medical career has focused on urban and underserved populations with projects in Canada, USA, Barbados, and Honduras. While studying, Dr. Small Layne found time to mentor students from disadvantaged communities in science and math.
Studies show that as many as 50 percent of women suffer from vaginal dryness, itching, and pain, resulting in decreased sexual enjoyment or intimacy avoidance due to embarrassment. It delivers gentle laser energy to the vaginal wall tissue, resulting in the generation of new collagen and elastin and vascularization of the treated area.
Treatments typically take five minutes, and only three sessions are needed for full results. Learn More. Pelvic organ prolapse refers to the drooping or prolapse of pelvic organs, including the bladder, uterus, vagina, small bowel or rectum.
It occurs when the muscles and tissues supporting the organs weaken, sometimes as a result of aging, pregnancy and childbirth, hysterectomy, obesity or chronic cough. Symptoms can include painful intercourse, lower backache, urinary leaking, a chronic urge to urinate or constipation. Because this problem is often embarrassing, patients may put off seeking help from their doctors in a timely manner.
Pain located around the vulva without an identifiable cause is known as vulvodynia. Women with this condition often experience extreme pain during sexual intercourse, gynecological exams, difficulties with or inability to use tampons and pain while performing certain exercises such as riding bicycles.
Vaginismus is characterized by an inability to experience complete vaginal penetration due to introital vaginal opening tightness resulting from muscle spasm. Vaginismus causes significant pain and discomfort, as well as issues with vaginal penetration such as with sexual intercourse.
Interstitial cystitis is a chronic condition characterized by a combination of uncomfortable bladder pressure, bladder pain and sometimes pain in your pelvis, which can range from mild burning or discomfort to severe pain. Behavioral treatments have been used for several decades to treat urinary incontinence, overactive bladder and other lower urinary tract symptoms.
The spectrum of behavioral treatments includes those that target voiding habits and lifestyle, as well as those that train pelvic floor muscles to improve strength and control. It is a natural event that normally occurs in women ages 45 — All of us, from time to time, experience what we feel is unusually heavy bleeding during our menstrual periods. Fortunately, most often what we think is abnormal uterine bleeding is not excessive enough to be diagnosed as menorrhagia.
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