Dr Jill Ingenito

09/04/2026

dear hacker 📩 welcome to endometriosis surgery 🇫🇷

Endometriosis surgery can mean many different things. This week I learned laparoscopic and robotic techniques for endometriosis. Sometimes this means freeing organs that have been scarred together by adhesions. Sometimes it means removing endometriomas. Sometimes it requires ureterolysis, bowel shaving, disc excision, bowel resection, or bladder excisions. And sometimes the most important part is preserving the nerves and healthy anatomy while removing as much disease as safely possible.

Today we wrapped up the week with in a live surgery with for surgeons in Indonesia

Merci beaucoup pour cette merveilleuse semaine à l’IFME Academy ! 🇫🇷❤️

I will not say goodbye, but until next time to all the wonderful people I met this week .lu .ginecologia .edwintrejo 🎗️

09/04/2026

None of this is about one surgeon, one institution, or one country. 🎗️

Endometriosis is complicated. And if you ever think you’ve learned everything there is to know about it… you probably need to go learn some more. 😉

That’s exactly why I came to Bordeaux and

The best surgeons I know are curious. They ask questions. They watch how other surgeons operate. They share what works, talk openly about what doesn’t, challenge each other, steal a few good ideas 😉, and bring all of that knowledge back to their own operating rooms.

Because getting better at this matters.

There is something incredibly valuable about stepping into an operating room in another country and realizing that we may approach the same disease differently—but we have so much to teach each other.

Different techniques. Different perspectives. Different surgical talents. One shared goal: better care for people with endometriosis.

After this week in Bordeaux, I’m heading home with new ideas, new techniques, new questions, and an even bigger appreciation for the international endometriosis community (after I explore more of southern France next week 🍷😉).

And one thing I can say with absolute confidence about the team at IFEM: if you ever need endometriosis surgery here, you are in exceptionally talented hands.🙌

Merci to everyone at &

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09/03/2026

But wait like that’s so normal 🎗️

09/03/2026

Welcome to day 4 IFEM Endo International with Thomas Dennis x Crestani 👏

There is always more to learn in endometriosis care.

Complex endometriosis challenges us to keep learning, questioning, observing, and refining our surgical skills. Spending this week alongside surgeons who approach this disease with incredible experience and expertise has been a reminder that growth never stops - no matter how many cases you’ve done.

Every new technique, perspective, and conversation is another opportunity to bring something better back to our patients.

Grateful for the opportunity to learn 🎗️

09/02/2026

Day 3 at IFEM Endo International 🇫🇷 with the brilliant Horace Roman ✨

Five surgeries today - at least two involving significant colorectal endometriosis. These are patients living with debilitating symptoms who will hopefully experience meaningful relief after resection of their colorectal disease. 🎗️

One of the biggest takeaways from this week: treating advanced endometriosis requires true multidisciplinary expertise. When disease involves the bowel, having surgeons who understand both endometriosis and complex colorectal anatomy matters. 💛

09/01/2026

Day 2 at IFEM Endo 🇫🇷 IFEM Endo International

Another incredible day operating alongside Thomas Dennis , focusing on the complexities of bowel endometriosis.

Shaving, discoid excision, segmental resection - learning how to choose the right approach for the right patient, while prioritizing complete excision and preservation of function.

08/31/2026

Day 1 IFEM Endo International in Bordeaux 🇫🇷 with - an incredible day of learning, collaboration, and complex endometriosis surgery.

Today’s cases highlighted the multidisciplinary and individualized approach required to treat advanced endometriosis, including complex excision with bowel resection, sclerotherapy as part of the management of recurrent endometriomas before IVF, complex hysterectomy, and nerve-preserving endometriosis excision.

One of the things I value most about opportunities like this is seeing how expert surgeons around the world approach challenging disease - learning different techniques, discussing surgical decision-making, and bringing those lessons back to continue improving the care we provide our patients.

A great first day, with much more to learn this week. 🇫🇷

08/29/2026

Also, documentation that flying Air France is gross especially if you have allergies 🤧 🐶 🐈

08/29/2026

Off to France 🇫🇷 to spend the week at learning, collaborating, and continuing to grow as an endometriosis surgeon. Always more to learn, and always more we can do for our patients. 💛

04/30/2026

Those moments will humble you every single time.

It does not always happen instantly in the recovery room, and healing is rarely one-size-fits-all. Sometimes relief is immediate. Sometimes nerves, inflammation, pelvic floor dysfunction, and central sensitization mean recovery takes weeks or months.

But never lose hope.

I give God the glory for every gift He’s given me, and I never take these moments lightly.

If your pain is not all gone right away, please do not feel discouraged. Healing can be layered, gradual, and deeply personal.

For some, it is the recovery room. For others, it is the slow rebuilding of a life over time.

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