Kennesaw Gynecology

Kennesaw Gynecology focuses on women's health and the female reproductive system, and sees girls and women of any age. The practice recommends that girls begin gynecology care between ages 13 and 15. Office hours are Tuesday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm, and the main phone line is (470) 308-3365.

Gynecology care covers abnormal uterine bleeding, Pap smears, annual exams and screenings, contraceptive counseling and management, colposcopy and intrauterine device insertion. The practice also treats endometriosis, fibroids, heavy periods, ovarian cysts, pelvic pain and polycystic ovarian syndrome, and manages menopause with bioidentical hormone replacement. Other services include care for libido concerns, vaginal dryness, urinary incontinence, lichen sclerosus, vitamin deficiencies and STD testing and treatment. In-office procedures include NovaSure endometrial ablation for heavy menstrual bleeding, Endosee procedures and saline infusion sonograms.

Testing is largely done on site, with full-time in-office phlebotomy, a range of lab services including basic annual labs, hormone testing and genetic panels, and in-office ultrasounds. Ultrasound results are read and reviewed with the patient by their care provider the same day. Lab specimens go to an outside lab that bills separately.

The practice offers aesthetic and wellness services including microneedling, filler injections, laser hair removal, body-contouring devices and cellulite treatment. Gynecologic cosmetic options include labiaplasty, the O-Shot and the Vampire Wing Lift. For men, erectile dysfunction is treated with testosterone pellets and the P-Shot. According to the practice, voters named it Best OB/GYN and Best OB/GYN Group in Cobb County.

Listening is treated as central to each visit, and care is guided by honesty, integrity, empathy and compassion. The practice also lists quality, respect, responsiveness and compassion among its core values.

The office feels warm, friendly and inviting, and patients are offered fabric robes rather than paper ones.