Dr. Faraj Touchan, MD

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▫️MD | GYN Surgery Specialist ▫️Endometriosis excision ▫️Minimally invasive and Robotic Gynecologic surgeon

11/20/2025

Back pain that won’t go away is not “just life.”
For many patients, it’s one of the most overlooked symptoms of endometriosis.
Deep infiltrating lesions can irritate the nerves, muscles, and pelvic structures that connect directly to your lower back.
If your pain is persistent, cyclical, or worsening… you deserve answers, not dismissal. 💛
Your pain is real. Your story matters.You’re not “too young” for this pain.
You’re not “exaggerating.”
You’re not “just stressed.”
Back pain from endometriosis is real, common, and deserves expert care.
I see you. I believe you.

11/19/2025

Endometriosis is the disease of 6–7.
6–7 doctors before someone finally believes you.
6–7 years before you hear the word “endometriosis” for the first time.
6–7 body systems affected while everyone keeps saying everything is “normal.”
6–7 treatments that fail you before anyone mentions expert excision.
6–7 parts of your life disrupted—work, school, relationships, energy, sleep, fertility.
6–7 dismissive phrases you hear over and over again:
“It’s just period pain.”
“It’s normal.”
“You’re too young.”
“Your ultrasound is normal.”
“Try birth control.”
“Relax.”
“It’s in your head.”

This is the reality for so many patients.
Not because the disease is rare…
…but because awareness and expertise are.

Endometriosis deserves earlier diagnosis.
Patients deserve validation, not dismissal.
And when surgery is needed, they deserve true excision by someone trained to identify, remove, and respect the anatomy—not shortcuts, not guesswork, not “burning spots.”

If you’re struggling with pain that’s been ignored for years…
If you’ve seen doctor after doctor without answers…
You’re not alone, and you’re not imagining it.
You deserve clarity. You deserve expertise. You deserve relief.

My goal is simple:
Shorten that 6–7 journey.
Give you answers sooner.
Give you your life back. #67






















11/14/2025

For years, she was told her pain was ‘normal.’
Normal for a period.
Normal for being a woman.
Normal to miss school, miss work, lose parts of her life.

But this is what we found in surgery — severe endometriosis wrapped around the pelvic nerves.
This level of pain is not normal.
This level of suffering is not normal.
And being dismissed for years is absolutely not normal.

Endometriosis is not ‘in your head.’ It is a real, complex, inflammatory disease that can invade nerves, organs, and deep pelvic structures.
Patients deserve validation, proper diagnosis, and expert excision — not years of being told to “just take ibuprofen” or “push through it.”

To every patient who has ever felt unheard:
Your pain is real.
Your story matters.
And with the right surgeon, there is a path toward healing and hope.”

11/11/2025

This is not just a cyst.
It’s a 15 cm endometrioma — a form of endometriosis where inflammatory tissue grows inside the o***y, slowly replacing healthy ovarian reserve.

Many patients are told these cysts should simply be “drained.” But drainage alone only releases the chocolate fluid — it does not remove the disease. Within months, the cyst reforms, ovarian tissue is lost, and fertility can decline further.

In expert hands, we perform precise cyst wall excision — carefully peeling the disease away while protecting every bit of healthy ovarian tissue. This delicate balance between radical removal and gentle preservation is what determines future ovarian function and the chance for spontaneous conception or IVF success.

This is where specialist training in endometriosis excision truly matters.
Because the goal isn’t just to take out a cyst — it’s to restore quality of life, protect hormones, and preserve the possibility of motherhood. 💛

11/06/2025

They said it was fibromyalgia.
They said it was stress.
They said it was in your head.
But it was endometriosis all along.
You’re not crazy. You’re not weak. You just deserve answers. 🌸

11/04/2025

🎥 A close-up look through the robotic lens — the ureter glowing in green with ICG dye.
This technique helps us visualize and protect the ureter during complex endometriosis excision.
Precision and safety always come first. 💚 awareness

11/03/2025

When you enter the abdomen, it’s not always what it seems… 🧙‍♀️
Endometriosis can hide like dark magic — monsters, goblins, and vampires clinging to organs and nerves. 🕸️
But in the OR, we see through the spell — and remove every trace. 🎃 Happy Halloween from the world of endometriosis surgery — where the villains aren’t in Hogwarts… they’re in the pelvis.

🏅 One Year Since the NYC Marathon — Still Running for Endometriosis 💛One year ago, I crossed the finish line of the New ...
11/02/2025

🏅 One Year Since the NYC Marathon — Still Running for Endometriosis 💛

One year ago, I crossed the finish line of the New York City Marathon, running under the Endometriosis Foundation of America to raise awareness for the millions living with this invisible, relentless disease.

That race wasn’t just 26.2 miles — it was a reflection of the journey patients with endometriosis face every day: endurance through pain, resilience through setbacks, and strength in the face of uncertainty.

A year later, my mission hasn’t changed — I’m still running for every patient who keeps pushing, for better care, more awareness, and real change in how endometriosis is understood and treated.

Because every step forward — on the road and in medicine — matters. 💛

10/29/2025

🎥 Inside the Bladder: A Guided Tour

Ever wondered what the inside of the bladder really looks like? 🌊✨
This cystoscopic view takes us on a journey through the urethra into the bladder, where we can identify key landmarks:
• 🫧 Bladder dome — the roof of the bladder, often where inflammation or irritation may show.
• 💧 Ureteral orifices — the two tiny openings where urine enters from the kidneys.
• 🩸 Bladder vessels — delicate blood vessels that supply this dynamic organ.
• 💫 Uterine impression — a subtle indentation on the bladder base created by the uterus, showing how close the two organs are.

This close relationship explains why deep endometriosis involving the uterovesical space (between uterus & bladder) can cause:
🔹 Pain with a full bladder
🔹 Urgency or frequency
🔹 Blood in urine during menstruation

Understanding this anatomy helps us detect and treat bladder endometriosis precisely — preserving both bladder function and quality of life. 💛

10/28/2025

🎃 They say Halloween is scary…
But some women live with real horror every single month.
Pain that feels like fire inside — invisible, unseen, unbelieved.
That’s not a movie. That’s endometriosis.
A monster that lives inside your body — but you fight it with silent strength.
Because even in the darkness… we rise. 💛🎃.

🟡If you’re ready to take the first step toward clarity, support, and real solutions…
📅 Book your session now with Dr. Touchan through the link in bio, or just send me a message.

You are not alone — and you are so worthy of care. 💛

Honored to be part of ISMA presented at the Med Uni Vienna 2025 Conference.Such a great experience sharing knowledge and...
10/26/2025

Honored to be part of ISMA presented at the Med Uni Vienna 2025 Conference.
Such a great experience sharing knowledge and connecting with brilliant minds 💛🌍

“Breast health and hormonal health are deeply connected.Let’s talk prevention — not just detection.               🎀
10/23/2025

“Breast health and hormonal health are deeply connected.
Let’s talk prevention — not just detection.
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