The GSM Collective

The GSM Collective Concierge medicine--elevated, full-service care for the modern woman. I provide each and every service to my patients personally.

My professional passion has always been providing the highest level of service to my patients ensuring good health and well being on the inside and out. You’ll be in my individualized and experienced care throughout your journey at the CGC . As someone who has practiced throughout the nation, in major academic medical centers, and other countries , I have served patients in a variety of cultures, social situations and have seen a large variety of gynecologic pathology. I have seen almost everything and work to alleviate not only the current problems my patient’s face, but also work toward preventing future medical issues and am open to problems many doctors do not wish to discuss–such as s*xual health and cosmetic surgeries–that when addressed appropriately improve the overall lives of women. As an obstetrician and gynecologist, I have seen women through a variety of phases in their lives –experiencing the joys of bringing a baby into the world and heartaches of diagnosing a cancer. I have seen the changes women undergo postpartum and I specialize in helping women regain the confidence and good health they need during and after the postpartum period. Whether it is addressing your gynecologic health, improving your s*x life, or working to restore your natural beauty to regain your confidence, I can help you in your journey. Our goal here at the Center for Gynecology and Cosmetics (CGC) is to provide individualized healthcare and aesthetic services to our patients regardless of their phase in life, to not only live their life in the healthiest way possible but also to embrace it with full confidence. As we focus here only on gynecologic and aesthetic services, we will customize your care to achieve your best health and well being—no matter how you define it.

02/21/2026

In this episode, Dr. Shannon Chavez and I discuss what s*x therapy actually is, overcoming s*xual shame, treating vaginismus and pelvic pain, understanding compulsive s*xual behaviors, p**n use, pleasure literacy, and why s*x should feel like play instead of performance.

In this clip, Dr. Chavez explains what happens in s*x therapy. It’s collaborative talk therapy combined with body-focused work. She gets to know your story first and helps you reconnect with your body in a way that feels safe.

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02/19/2026

Dr. Malick discusses the cultural paradox women face as they age. In many cultures, older women become matriarchs the pillar of the household, the wise one, the keeper of tradition.

They’re put on a pedestal and revered. But Dr. Malick would trade that pedestal for strong bones, a healthy heart, and a clear mind.

Because 50% of these women will break a bone, and the same family that reveres them will spend years caring for them in wheelchairs.

The vocabulary to even discuss menopause and its symptoms barely exists in these regions, making it even harder for women to get the care they need.

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02/16/2026

Dr. Malick explains what “nothing” actually means in low-resource settings.

Midwives are the backbone of maternal care in rural communities, but they’re working without even the most basic supplies no clothing for newborns, and what little equipment they do have is unsanitary.

With proper education and access to clean, sterile supplies, these vital healthcare providers can save countless lives.

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02/14/2026

Another amazing lecture by my friend always challenging us to be better clinicians and centering our patients . This is the state of s*xual medicine research

02/13/2026

In this episode, Dr. Sadia Malick and I discuss maternal health across different countries, how menopause presents differently across cultures, and the cultural barriers that impact women’s healthcare globally.

In this clip, Dr. Malick shares her work with Sakinah Health Foundation, which trains midwives and provides clean birthing supplies to women in rural Pakistan. She explains why so many maternal deaths happen outside hospitals and how simple, evidence-based interventions can save lives.

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02/12/2026

Most POTS patients don’t just have POTS.

Dr. Cutchins explains that these patients often have mast cell activation syndrome, hypermobility, and connective tissue abnormalities that lead to venous insufficiency and pelvic venous disease.

She treats mast cell activation empirically in her POTS patients because the conditions overlap so frequently.

Mast cells are your first line of immune defense when they’re not working properly, they can be triggered by temperature changes, weather, elevation, or food instead of just allergies.

Understanding these connections helps explain why so many symptoms happen together.

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312 N. May Street, Suite 110
Chicago, IL
60607

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 3:30pm

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