Seckin Endometriosis Center

Seckin Endometriosis Center Endometriosis Specialist & GYN Surgeon
Co-Founder of EndoFound
Advancing care through expert excision surgery, research, and education
đź“Ť New York, NY
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Tamer Seckin, MD, is a Board Certified gynecologist and internationally renowned specialist in minimally invasive laparoscopic endometriosis surgery. He is in private practice in New York City with more than 30 years of experience. Dr. Seckin is the co-founder and medical director of the Endometriosis Foundation of America, and has dedicated his life to the understanding and treatment of this little-known disease.

08/04/2026

If you needed this reminder today, it’s for you.

Never stop believing you deserve answers, better care, and a future that’s bigger than this disease.

As physicians, we must remember that the absence of visible signs does not mean the absence of disease or suffering.
07/27/2026

As physicians, we must remember that the absence of visible signs does not mean the absence of disease or suffering.

07/21/2026

Great news coming from MA! Change is happening!

07/20/2026

Every conversation, every donation, and every person who chooses to stand with the endometriosis community brings us one step closer to changing the future of this disease.

I left this evening at KEYES ART feeling incredibly hopeful. My deepest gratitude to Alexis Roderick Joel for hosting such a beautiful event and to everyone who came together with a shared belief that people living with endometriosis deserve better.

The patients I meet remind me what is at stake. Endometriosis affects every aspect of a person’s life, often during the years when they are building careers, starting families, pursuing dreams, and simply trying to live without pain.

This is what makes events like this so impactful. They don’t just raise funds, they create opportunities to educate, engage, and invest directly in the research that will accelerate earlier diagnosis, improve treatment options, and eventually find a cure.

07/15/2026

Endometriosis does not always fit the assumptions people make about it.

In this surgery, I’m caring for a transgender man who had previously undergone a hysterectomy but continued to experience symptoms.

During surgery, we found that extensive endometriosis remained. In total, I excised 23 endometriosis lesions and also removed the appendix after identifying disease involvement.

A hysterectomy alone is not a cure for endometriosis. When endometriosis lesions are left behind, the disease, and the pain it causes can persist.

Endometriosis can affect transgender men, and compassionate, individualized care is essential. My hope in sharing stories like this is to help more people recognize that persistent symptoms deserve answers.

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07/13/2026

This is the one and only glorious, probably the most glorious Gloria Steinem, the mother of feminine politics who has done wonderful head headlines since 1960 and the root of the main character of feminine Revolution that open door to so many issues pertinent vital to women’s liberation, I am so humbled to be in her presence and get to know her and she did think what we do at EndoFound thank you, Tatiana.

Thank you C H E L S E A L E Y L A N D, thank you elsie for bringing them to this wonderful event.

-Dr Seckin

07/08/2026

Some gifts are about the present itself, and some are about the thought behind it.

I was deeply touched to receive this very special surprise from the Irwin family, sent all the way from the Australian Zoo. What a thoughtful way to celebrate another year.

I am very grateful for the incredible people I’ve had the privilege of meeting through this journey. Thank you, Irwin family, for your kindness and generosity!

Terri Irwin Bindi Irwin Robert Irwin

07/01/2026

Endometriosis has many unanswered questions and research is how we find the answers. Proud of Dr. Beyaz and our team for pushing the science forward for patients.

06/24/2026

Seeing a patient return just days after surgery and say, “I feel completely different,” is one of the most meaningful parts of this work.

Jessica came to us carrying the burden of endometriosis that had affected her daily life.

During surgery, we found and removed 28 lesions, including disease involving areas such as the sciatic region and diaphragm, locations that can be challenging and deeply impactful for patients.

Every patient’s journey is unique, and behind every lesion removed is a person who has been living with pain, uncertainty, and unanswered questions.

I am grateful to Jessica for sharing her story and for trusting us with her care. Her experience is why we continue to push for earlier diagnosis, advanced surgical care, and deeper research into this complex disease.

Wishing Jessica continued healing and a future with more comfort, freedom, and possibility.

To see the Seckin Endometriosis Research Center thriving at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is both humbling and inspiring...
06/18/2026

To see the Seckin Endometriosis Research Center thriving at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory is both humbling and inspiring. This was born from a belief that endometriosis deserves the same scientific rigor and investment as other major diseases. Thank you to everyone helping turn that belief into progress.

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