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Where Women Find Answers 🩺

Pregnancy • Bladder Health • Menopause

Dr. Thomas Toussaint, MD — 25+ yrs • Orlando

Care in English · Español · Kreyòl · Français 🌐 Here at Pelvic Laser Institute of Florida a OB\GYN office, our practice focuses on providing industry leading gynecology and urogynecology services for women with a high emphasis paid to bladder health and pelvic pain. We specialize in advanced laparoscopic gynecology surgical practice, where we seek to provide support for women who experience bladder problems, pelvic pain, and other complex gynecology conditions. For far too long, women have been subjected to ineffective treatments and open procedures, and we’re here to provide exceptional service for women who want to support their bladder health and female health.

10/29/2026

"My mom had it. My aunt had it. Does that mean I'm next?" It's one of the most common and most emotional questions we get in October.

The honest answer: family history can raise your risk, but it doesn't decide your future. Most women with a relative who had breast cancer never develop it, and most women diagnosed have no family history at all.

What matters is the details: how close the relative is, how old they were when diagnosed, and whether other cancers like ovarian run in your family. In some families, risk comes from inherited gene changes such as BRCA1 or BRCA2.

That's where testing helps. We offer a simple blood test that looks at your DNA to check for hereditary risk. If your risk is higher, we can build a screening plan that fits you, which may mean starting earlier or adding imaging.

Ask our team about hereditary risk testing and whether it's right for you.

10/28/2026

You remember everyone's appointments. The kids' checkups, your mom's refills, the dog's shots. But when it comes to your own body, it's always "next month."

Maybe it's the leak you've learned to work around. The pressure you've stopped mentioning. The discomfort you decided was just part of being a woman after having babies, after turning 40, after everything.

You don't have to earn the right to feel good in your body. Taking care of yourself isn't selfish. It's what lets you keep showing up for everyone you love.

This week, do for yourself what you do for everyone else. Schedule the appointment that you keep delaying.

10/23/2026

This month our whole team is wearing pink, and every one of us had a reminder we wanted you to hear.

Breast cancer screening isn't only about the mammogram. It's about knowing what your breasts normally look and feel like, knowing your family history and not brushing off a change because you're busy or scared of what it might be.

Which reminder did you need today? We see women every week who noticed something months ago and kept waiting for the "right time." There's no better time than October.

Tag a woman who needs this reminder to book her mammogram.

10/23/2026

If you've ever read your mammogram report and stopped at the words "dense breasts," you're not the only one who didn't know what it meant.

Breast density describes what your breast tissue is made of, not how big or firm your breasts are. It can only be seen on a mammogram. Dense breasts have more glandular and fibrous tissue, which is very common, especially in younger and premenopausal women.

Why does it matter? On a mammogram, both dense tissue and some tumors show up white, which can make the images harder to read. Density is also linked to a slightly higher risk of breast cancer. That's why some women benefit from additional screening, like a breast ultrasound, depending on their full risk picture.

Dense breasts are not a diagnosis. They're information that helps you and your provider plan the right screening for you.

Bring your report to your next appointment and ask us to walk you through it.

10/22/2026

I expected 15 to 20. We found 35.

This patient had been trying to conceive for over 5 years. The fibroids were everywhere, so we removed them one by one and preserved her uterus.

Fibroids are one of the most common, and most overlooked, reasons behind fertility struggles. If something feels off, don't wait years to ask.

10/20/2026

If you leak when you laugh, feel pressure "down there" or have trouble with bladder or bowel control, here's a number worth knowing: about 1 in 4 adult women in the U.S. have symptoms of at least one pelvic floor disorder, according to research from the National Institute of Health.

It becomes more common with age. The same research found these symptoms affect more than 40% of women aged between 60 and 79, and about half of women 80 and older.

Pelvic floor disorders include urinary leaks, bowel control problems and pelvic organ prolapse. Pregnancy, childbirth, menopause and weight can all play a role. They are common, but so is staying quiet about them, which is why so many women wait years before asking for help.

The good news: they can be evaluated, and there are options. Talking about it is the first step.

10/19/2026

A lot of women live with these for years because they’re embarrassed, or because they’ve been told it’s just part of life after kids.

If you checked even one box on this list, it’s worth bringing up with a provider. These symptoms are connected to your pelvic floor and bladder health, and understanding the cause is the first step toward finding options that fit you.

You don’t need to have all five. You don’t need to wait until it gets worse. And you won’t be the first person to bring it up in our office. Not even close.

Screenshot this list and bring it to your next appointment.

10/16/2026

A lump isn’t the only sign. 🎀

For a long time, “breast cancer” meant one thing: finding a lump. But there are other changes worth paying attention to:

Changes in the skin or skin color
Dimpling or puckering of the breast
Itching or irritation that doesn’t go away
Breast pain
Ni**le discharge
Swollen lymph nodes under the arm

None of these automatically mean cancer — but all of them deserve a closer look.

Bottom line: if something looks or feels different, don’t wait and wonder. Come in for a well-woman exam. If needed, we’ll order a mammogram or sonogram to understand what’s going on.

Early checks give us the best chance to catch things early. That’s what this month is about.

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10/16/2026

Most women were never actually taught how to check their breasts. So here it is, step by step.

The biggest take away: start by looking, not just feeling. Many changes are visible first, like one breast changing size or shape, a ni**le starting to turn inward, dimpling or redness.

Then use light, medium and firm pressure to feel the whole area, including your armpit, where breast tissue extends. Doing it at the same time each month (a few days after your period, or the same date each month if you no longer have one) helps you learn your normal.

A self-check is not a replacement for your mammogram. It's how you stay familiar with your body between screenings.

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10/15/2026

Our team was blown away the first time we walked through the labor and delivery floor at AdventHealth Winter Garden, and it still feels that way today.

Everything is state of the art. One of our favorite details: in-room monitors that let you watch your baby’s arrival as it happens. It’s a moment so many moms wish they could have seen from that perspective!

We’re already delivering babies and performing surgeries here, and starting in January there’s even more to celebrate: Dr. Toussaint will be delivering his patients' babies here full-time, too.

And speaking of celebrating, Dr. Toussaint just delivered baby number 100 at AdventHealth Winter Garden. Happy birthday, little one!

If you’re pregnant or planning to be, we’d love to be part of your story from the first appointment to the first cry.

Double tap if you’d love to see your baby’s first moments on the big screen.

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Ocoee, FL

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	11am - 7pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 3pm

Telephone

+14072162121

Website

http://www.pelviclaser.com/

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