Dr. William Parker is the Best. I flew from Georgia to California for my myomectomy and would flown from around the world to be operated and cared for by him as so many others have done. There are no words to say what this kindhearted dedicated doctor did for me. Only wish I had found him earlier in my childbearing life, maybe I would not have had to undergone two ectopic pregnancies. I only hope and pray that as he mentioned there are doctors trained by him see it fit to learn from the best and not always quick to recommend hysterectomy. In fact, every doctor I saw before him would only recommend a hysterectomy, which I did not want so it took about 7 years to finally get a myomectomy when I found him. Thank you Dr. Parker! read more

Dr Parker is the best Doctor i have ever had! He performed a Myomectomy and removed 14 fibroids! My experience was so great and i recovered quickly. All the nurses were awesome at the hospital too. I highly recommend Dr. William H. Parker and iam truly grateful for his expertise! read more

I was filtering through the old photos in my iCloud and came across the photos from my fibroid surgery...34 fibroids removed! I'm still amazed at how many fibroids I had and it's no wonder I wasn't able to get pregnant. In the years following my 2012 abdominal myomectomy, I wasted no time and was vigorous with my fertility efforts. I got pregnant 4 times but unfortunately miscarried 4 times. Although it was disappointing and discouraging, I looked on the positive side...I was actually able to get pregnant! Something that never happened before I had my fibroids removed. I then turned to IUI and IVF and after many unsuccessful attempts, my 2nd IVF finally worked. Finally at age 44, I was a first time mother. Our little miracle just turned 7 months and I know 100% that she wouldn't be here if it weren't for Dr. Parker with his skills and expertise. read more

Two months ago I had laparoscopic surgery to remove several benign tumors (fibroids). I tried all kinds of things for many years. Ultimately, I needed definitive treatment and was lucky to have Dr. Parker and his team at UCSD perform the procedure. He is regarded as one of the best in the world and has been a long-time pioneer and advocate of minimally invasive surgery and organ preservation. He was confident he could remove the four largest. In the end he removed eleven. The tumors totaled a mass of 15cm x 15cm x 8cm. I am very glad to not be carrying them around anymore and I feel so much better without them. For years I was told by several GYNs (including a leading university) that I would have to get a hysterectomy if I wanted definitive treatment. Hysterectomy is very destructive so I researched several alternatives and in that search found Dr. Parker. Ultimately it's each person's decision, but know that there are many options available (non-surgical, surgical) and despite what most doctors will say, hysterectomy is not the only choice. If you find yourself or know someone in a similar situation I'm happy to talk about what my experience has been and I found Dr. Parker's website to be a helpful and hopeful reference: http://www.fibroidsecondopinion.com. Six hours after surgery I was able to take a 30 minute walk. One week after surgery I was going to the gym. Four weeks later I did a three mile run. I credit Dr. Parker for my recovery as surgery is only as good as the surgeon. I am excited to have my life back and for the first time in a long time, I finally feel like myself again. read more

After I found out that I had several large fibroids, I consulted with two different surgeons prior to Dr. Parker and also several other doctors to figure out my options and if it was possible to shrink them naturally. They were too big so anything natural wouldn't make a very big difference so I really wanted to have them surgically removed. The first 2 surgeons both told me that during surgery there would be a 15% chance that they would need to do an emergency hysterectomy and I really didn't want that. I finally found Dr. Parker through a recommendation from my new functional medicine doctors, who said that he had helped another patient of hers with a similar problem. Since I don't live near Dr. Parker's office, I was able to do my initial consultation online. He thoroughly explained my MRI images and all of my options and the pros and cons of each. I felt very comfortable making the decision to have the fibroids laparoscopically removed, and was actually excited to have it done, not scared at all. Dr. Parker clearly has a lot of experience and knowledge. The day before the laparoscopic procedure I was examined by Dr. Parker and he explained what would happen the next day and what to do in recovery. I was able to ask all the questions that I had and he even showed me a video of the procedure so I could see exactly how it works. On the day of the surgery, Dr. Parker and all of the other doctors and assistants took very good care of me, even though it took longer than expected as I had so many fibroids! I went home the same day and recovered quickly. I took 2 weeks off from work, but was able to walk around and do things pretty normally. Two months from the surgery I had another online check-up with Dr. Parker and was happy to report that I was not only completely recovered but feeling better than ever. Now it's been five months and I can hardly see the scars and I'm still feeling great! I'm so happy and forever grateful that after not being satisfied with the first two surgeons' solution, I sought out a third opinion and found Dr. Parker. He truly is a one-of-a-kind doctor, professional, knowledgeable, kind, and talented. read more

Doctor William Parker and his team are truly the cream of the crop in surgery on endometriosis and fibroids. I am in my 40s and have both endometriosis and multiple fibroids. All the fibroids are grown in the wall of the womb, and the biggest fibroid is 9cm. My whole womb is about the size of one that is 18 weeks pregnant. And I still want to have children. Previously, I went to many other gynecologists. 4 of them are not sure if I should have surgery. They said if I needed surgery, they could only perform open surgery, but they are not sure if that would reduce my fertility and even lose my womb. They said if they can't stop me from bleeding during the process of removing the fibroid, they have to remove the whole womb. Another 3 gynecologists insisted that I should remove my whole womb despite the fact that I told them I still want children. They told me my fibroids are potentially cancerous so I should remove my whole womb as soon as possible. I could neither trust those wishy-washy doctors, nor could I trust those who merely want a fat paycheck from doing a big surgery, rather than their patients' well-being; so I continued to search online until I found Dr. William Parker. After the first appointment with Dr. Parker, it was like having a breath of fresh air and I knew I found the right doctor. Dr. William Parker is very knowledgeable, yet still very humble and caring. He listened to me patiently, and his explanations were very clear and logical. First, he assured me that my fibroids are not cancerous. Second, he explained that the 9cm fibroid does reduce my fertility. Removing it will increase my fertility back to what is normal for my age. Third, I was given the choice of doing either open surgery or laparoscopic surgery.  With the open surgery, all fibroids could be removed, but it takes a longer time to recover. With laparoscopy surgery, the big ones are guaranteed to be removed, and it only takes 4-6 weeks to recover. Because I want something less invasive, I chose laparoscopic surgery. Dr. Parker assured me that I won't lose my womb and because I am young and healthy, the chance of having any complications(eg. Blood clotting) is very low. That really comforted me. I felt that I am in good hands, not only could I trust in his skill, but also trust in his person. I think Dr. William Parker has a sound moral compass. He surely just wants the best for his patients. It's now 6 weeks after the surgery, I feel like I am back to normal without any complications. I could tell this surgery was done very well by comparison to previous  endometriosis surgeries I had in the past. This time, I was able to get out of bed and go to the bathroom  by myself on the first night home. In previous times, I was in bed for a couple of days. I was able to walk slowly the next day. I don't have much pain during these couple of weeks of recovery time. The only way I could explain this is that Dr. Parker precisely only removed what was needed, and did absolutely no damage to the nearby organs. Dr. William Parker is not covered by my HMO health insurance. However, later on I found out that as long as I can prove to my health insurance that none of my health care providers could perform certain treatment for me, my insurance actually authorized me to see doctors outside the network and covered the medical bill just as usual. Dr.Parker is the only doctor I found who could remove a large fibroid in the laparoscopic way. So it is very easy to prove this to the insurance company and get covered. It is really a blessing to have Dr. William Parker perform the surgery for me. My serious condition was never too complicated for this highly skilled doctor. He did exactly what he planned to do during the surgery. And I want to help more women who have large  fibroids to know about this brilliant doctor. If I could have children in the future, I will come back and update you all. read more

Dr. Parker performed a laparoscopic myomectomy on me to remove my fibroids. He accidentally left 2 fibroids in my uterus. He ignored test results I had that showed more than one fibroid, and assured me I had only one. He encouraged me to get a laparoscopic procedure, because according to him I very clearly just had one fibroid. After I continued to have pain for months and months after the surgery, he called me a "slow healer." Another doctor of mine ordered an ultrasound that showed additional fibroids. Dr Parker told me they were wrong and it was scar tissue. When an MRI proved him wrong, Dr Parker told me my orginal MRI was "shadowy" and it was difficult to tell what was where. I asked then why he didn't recommend an open surgery, if he couldn't make any conclusions based on the MRI? He had nothing to say. He could not justify the decision he made, and was contradicting himself as well as my recent test results. Dr. Parker was arrogant and negligent in my care. I would never seek care from him again, and would discourage anyone else from trusting his judgment or his word. read more

Among the blessings I count in my life, finding Dr. Parker is undoubtedly one of them. I feel so grateful to have had Dr. Parker as the surgeon to laparoscopically remove my 10cm+ fibroid. I am the type of person who would normally consult multiple different doctors before deciding which one I think is best. I am excruciatingly thorough to a fault. Dr. Parker was the first and only surgeon I spoke to regarding my impending fibroid surgery. Decision made. I had complete trust in him from the onset and felt extremely fortunate that he would be my surgeon. I flew into San Diego for the surgery. Needless to say, the surgery went super well. Dr. Parker's unparalleled expertise kept my organs intact and my healing process painless and quick. I was up and walking that very day and walked a mile each and every day that first week. Soon, I was back to all my regular activities. I want to highlight that several of my friends from all around the United States (New York, Connecticut, San Francisco, etc) as well as in Europe (Paris, London) had their fibroids removed by various OTHER surgeons because those surgeons were local in their respective cities. A couple of those friends needed second "redo" surgeries. A few even had their organs removed. Some had brutal recoveries. When I told them about my easy, thorough, and amazing experience with Dr. Parker, they were all envious and wished they had found him, consulted with him, and had flown to have their surgery with him as well. My advice -- no matter where you live, look no further. Go to Dr. Parker! He is a Godsend. I cannot say enough phenomenal things about Dr. Parker. He is world-class. The best, most gifted surgeon ever. read more

Dr Parker is the fibroid king. I was referred to Dr Parker by my obgyn in Atlanta. My largest fibroid was 14cm. Second largest was 9cm. I flew to San Diego to meet with Dr Parker in July 2019. I immediately liked Dr Parker. He has outstanding bedside manners. Very humble and polite. He went over my MRI making sure all of my questions were answered. He categorized and highlighted the locations of my fibroids. On October 22, 2019 Dr Parker removed 43 fibroids. My incision is very small and clean. I had no complications, didn't need blood transfusion like other doctors said I would. Dr Parker did everything he promised. Dr Parker came to see me in the hospital both days I was there. I'm very grateful to him and his staff. read more

I was so lucky to have Dr Parker who insisted on an MRI before doing surgery and he discovered that my fibroid was sitting on my detrusor muscle causing me severe problems with urinating. The urologist told me my detrusor muscle was shot and I would have to Catheterize the rest of my life. But Dr Parker didn't think so and luckily the removal of my fibroid tumor laparoscopically solved all my problems. read more

Dr. Parker saved my uterus and my life! I will forever be grateful to him. Like most women who have posted reviews for Dr. Parker, I too was told by my gynecologist to, "just have a hysterectomy." After I strongly refused my doctor's suggestion to have a hysterectomy, she recommended that I see Dr. Parker. But I almost never made it into Dr. Parker's office because I lost trust in my gynecologist after she callously told me to have my uterus removed as a first option to resolve my heavy bleeding. So instead of consulting with Dr. Parker, I waited for three months to see if my symptoms might improve--They didn't. In fact, by the time I made it into Dr. Parker's office I was suffering from extreme heavy bleeding, imbalanced hormones, and severe anemia. Living with fibroids was unbearable and negatively impacted all aspects of my life; I couldn't work, exercise, or socialize. My life was on hold and my quality of life was totally diminished. But meeting Dr. Parker was a dream come true! I finally had a compassionate physician who genuinely listened to my hopes and fears concerning my reproductive health. It was amazing and very reassuring to have a doctor who sincerely cared about my wellbeing and who understood and honored my wish to preserve my fertility. During my first appointment with Dr. Parker, he patiently, thoughtfully and very throughly explained my condition and the options available, and he never once mentioned hysterectomy to me. Dr. Parker was also very generous with his time, and I never felt rushed. He gave me his undivided attention and answered all of my questions. Since having a successful myomectomy with Dr. Parker my life is back to normal. I had minimal blood loss during surgery and have since recovered beautifully. My uterus has returned to normal size, and my bikini incision in nearly invisible. Also, my hormones are perfectly balanced--I have consistent menstrual cycles (26-28 days) with normal bleeding, monthly ovulation, healthy libido, and lots of energy. I am able to live a very healthy, active lifestyle, exercise daily and I can plan for the future and not put my life on hold. None of this would be possible without Dr. Parker's remarkable and unparalleled surgical skills. Dr. Parker is a hero and a true champion of women's health. He is a trusted, enlightened, dedicated, and compassionate doctor who values women. And, he deserves a lot of credit for his unwavering dedication to researching and restoring women's reproductive health through minimally invasive surgery. Dr. Parker's care and impact goes beyond the operating room. Not only is he helping individual patients, but he has also made spreading the message of female organ conservation his mission and has dedicated his life to this very important cause. Other doctors should aspire to be like Dr. Parker. He is at the forefront of women's reproductive health, and he truly cares about his patients. There is not a day that goes by that I don't think about how fortunate I am to have my health fully restored 100%!!! Dr. Parker saved my uterus and literally saved my life, and I am so incredibly grateful to him. Thank you Dr. Parker for all that you do. You are such a blessing in so many lives, and we are so fortunate to have you! read more

Having written my review I've now been in to see the doctor and had surgery. The previous co-ordinator has left and a lady called Victoria has replaced her. She's great, calls back when requested, answers emails etc promptly. I have been absolutely delighted with everything ever since. The doctor is fantastic, very caring and just amazing. My surgery went so well that just one week later I feel fantastic with no pain at all. The RN that looked after me (Joy) the day of my surgery was also great and quite honestly every single person that I came in contact with has been awesome. I cannot say enough good things about this doctor and his support team. I'm thrilled that I was able to see him and the difficulty I had getting to see him was all worth it. read more

It's hard to know where to start. 18 years ago? I'm going to tell my story (short version!) in the hope that it will speak to some of you reading this. First and foremost, if you have any concerns at all regarding fibroids you will not regret having an appointment with this highly skilled, kind and compassionate person. 18 years ago I was told I had a small fibroid (6cms). The OBGYN said I could have it taken it out, but I was concerned that I might risk not being able to have children if something went wrong. So I didn't have surgery. During the following 18 years the fibroid grew, despite acupuncture, dietary changes, homeopathy and a multitude of other alternative measures, appointments, practices which all took up time, a lot of money, emotional space. I did have two children - even with the fibroid growing to 20cm with each pregnancy, making my pregnancies seem like having twins, twice... As a "last ditch" effort, I went in for a UAE (Uterine Artery Embolization) 6 years ago, again avoiding surgery as the few people I consulted with all said it would need to be a hysterectomy. The UAE did shrink the fibroid somewhat but left it as a large, mostly necrotic mass. Having this fibroid affected many areas of my life as anyone can imagine, including self image and intimacy. I had a weight on my life not only physically but emotionally. I feel that I had ongoing, low-level depression and concern. I had totally given up on doing anything about it and had accepted that this is what I would have to live with. By chance I came across a recommendation for Dr. Parker. I was in tears reading the reviews and felt that I'd finally found someone who could actually help me without removing my uterus (Yes, I am late forties but still wanted to keep my body intact.) The people who work with him are all extremely kind, patient and empathetic. I immediately felt cared for and the entire process from making the first appointment to the post op appointment went incredibly smoothly, taking only 6 weeks! Dr Parker removed (LAPAROSCOPICALLY!!!) the 25cmx20cmx7cm mass in under 2.5 hours. It has been just 3 weeks since the operation and I am a NEW PERSON. My sister said I looked 10 years younger - that's the burden lifted. It's wonderful: I suddenly have space in my abdomen. My abdomen is soft - no giant hard lump that sucks energy out of me and blocks energy moving. I've had a physical weight removed, yes, but an even greater impact is the energetic shift it has allowed. I hope you will find this freedom as well. A last note: I avoided surgery for all those years for many reasons but one of them was because I thought the fibroid wasn't life threatening - certainly I couldn't have an operation just because of heavy periods and some pain and depression etc.... Well. I can tell you, this was absolutely worth it. It is freeing. read more

I was referred to Dr. William H. Parker for my recent laparoscopic myomectomy. My last experience with a myomectomy was in 2007 with a different doctor, and it was abdominal. I didn't have a pleasant experience. It went on short term disability in May 07, and was unable to return to work before July 07. It was approximately 4 - 5 months before I returned to any type of physical activity. 10 years later, when I learned that I had new fibroids that were possibly interfering with my fertility, I couldn't bear the thought of going through another myomectomy. My fertility doctor told me that Dr. Parker was the best and that he might be able to figure out a solution for me since he is an expert in non-invasive surgery. In November of 2016, I went for my MRI, and at least 10 fibroids were discovered, and Dr. Parker walked my husband and I through their locations. I cried in his office because there was a chance that laparoscopic surgery was not the best choice for me. Dr. Parker asked, "Why are you crying?" My husband responded, "Her experience last time was so bad and she doesn't want to go through that again." In a gentle manner, Dr. Parker said that he would take another look at my MRI and my chart, and see if there was any way that he could map out a pathway to rid me of fibroids with his minimally invasive technique. I went in for my procedure in March 2017, and in the end, he found 15 fibroids, and he got them all. He relayed to my husband that it was almost a record amount that he'd removed laparoscopically. What was supposed to be a 2-hour surgery turned into a 4-hour surgery. Afterwards, he let me know that he was willing to put in the extra time to know that he'd found them all. I remember waking up, and seeing my husband sitting next to me and it was the most beautiful sight of my life, and I also felt very little discomfort or pain. The last time I woke up from a myomectomy I was crying, covered in blood, and vomiting from morphine. This time, with Dr. Parker, I woke up, and asked my husband to take a picture of me, smiling, so that I could share on social media. I went home the same day, and slept and then had a pretty decent meal. Of course, I wasn't comfortable, but I could get myself around. I needed my husband to pull me into bed a few times, and lift me in and out of cars. I think the biggest takeaway from my story is that I am a part-time fitness instructor. I teach dance, strength and weight training, indoor cycle, and was training to teach yoga. I took 3 weeks off. Like clockwork, I was ready to return to my regular teaching schedule after each of those 3 sets of classes. I had a post-op appt. with Dr. Parker on a Wednesday, and he gave me a clean bill of health, and I taught cycle on the same Thurs., weight training on Fri., and yoga on Sun.. I felt good. I certainly took it easy on myself, but I was up, mobile, and moving and there and present for my students. In one of classes, a student asked if my surgery had been postponed because I was back so soon that she thought I must not have had the surgery at all. That is not to say that all is 100%. 3 weeks after surgery, I was 85% at the capacity of what I could do before. But that is better than my 1st myomectomy in which I wasn't myself for months! With Dr. Parker's procedure, I had incisions that reduced my core capacity in yoga, lightened my leg-squat load in class; I couldn't really run hard, and I lost some weight and therefore muscle mass. I was weakened and exhausted, and my stamina took a blow. Dr. Parker told me that this would happen, and he was right. I was tired, but my body just experienced significant trauma. I felt fluctuations in the uterus, cramping, pinches and sharp pains. But my physical form is a fighter, and I am blown away by what a healthy body can do to aid its own recovery. I'm glad I went through this, so that I could slow down, refocus, and appreciate the resiliency and strength of the human body. Overall, I was very pleased with my results. I think that Dr. Parker is a wonderful physician, and I thanked him, profusely. His bedside manner is top notch. I appreciate the care and attention before and after my surgery. My husband really appreciated the information that he got from Dr. Parker and his staff, as my surgery was happening. Afterwards, to know that I could return to life as normal, within a few short weeks was awesome. Dr. Parker has incredible and skillful knowledge, hands, and patience. His entire staff--especially Cheryl (one of the nursees) have been there for my pre-op and post-op prognosis. I feel very "seen," "valued," and "heard." I would recommend Dr. Parker and his procedures and staff---any day. I'm sad that his practice is mostly surgical, I won't see him regularly. When I have my 1st born, I promise to send them a picture, for s/he would not be without him. They created magic, openness, and space not just in my uterus, but in my mind and heart. I am forever grateful. read more

Dr. Parker is excellent. The day I met him, I immediately knew he was the right person to perform my myomectomy. I found him to have outstanding expertise in the field of women's reproductive health. He understands the quality of life implications as well as the medical implications of fibroids and their associated issues. Further, he has a remarkable bedside manner, which is rare for someone with his level of skill and experience. By the time I got to Dr. Parker, I had already seen 3 other doctors, including my regular OB/GYN. I wasn't quite comfortable with any of them. As someone who takes my health seriously, I felt it was worth it to keep searching until I found someone I felt 100% comfortable with. Dr. Parker was that person. Prior to surgery, my fibroid had become more and more of a problem over the years. It went from being completely asymptomatic to causing my stomach to bulge, causing extremely heavy periods, and draining me of energy. I was ready to have my life back. I was very apprehensive about surgery because a) I'd never had surgery before and b) I read things that made me think this could potentially be a mistake. I'm happy to report that surgery went far better than I imagined and I'm so so glad I had surgery and really wish I had done it sooner. My abdominal myomectomy went very well. Dr. Parker explained everything to me during my consult and pre-op visits, and I felt confident and prepared going into surgery. He checked in before surgery, met with my family, and made sure I was at ease. This was important to me as it's natural to have jitters just before the procedure. Following surgery, Dr. Parker communicated with my family and me about the surgery, how it went, and what to expect in the short term. I progressed very well and was able to leave the hospital in the planned time. My post op visit also went well. As before, Dr. Parker both explained things to me and gave me the floor to ask questions. Now at 2 weeks post op, I'm already feeling a lot better even though I have another month of recovery ahead of me. I'm looking forward to continuing to gain strength and energy as the weeks pass. After meeting with 3 other physicians before Dr. Parker, I can confidently recommend him. He has the ideal mix of things you look for in a medical professional: competence, expertise, open-mindedness, clarity, and kindness. I'm deeply grateful to him for his patience, great work, and attentiveness. ----- Two words of caution unrelated to Dr. Parker's performance: If you have an abdominal myomectomy, be sure to get instructions for how to troubleshoot your pain pump *before* you leave the hospital. I had a very difficult time getting the information and support I needed after the staff at the hospital did not calibrate the pump properly before my departure. It's no fun chasing down help when you're 2 days post op. I am not a fan of Dr. Parker's staff as I found them difficult to deal with in terms of returning calls, communicating proactively, and providing accurate information. However, this is no fault of Dr. Parker's and takes nothing away from his outstanding work. read more

Dr.Parker is the most gifted surgeon when it comes to removing Fibroids . I am beyond grateful to have found him and to have him as my surgeon to remove my Fibroids. My journey with fibroids started two years ago when I felt bloated ,tired and looked pregnant . After an ultrasound I found out that I have fibroids (a word I had never heard before) After doing extensive research online I decided to have UFE procedure as I never had the heavy bleeding and my periods were normal. This is where it all went south. After waking up from that procedure I was told that I have an additional blood flow coming from my right ovaries feeding the fibroids and that I would have to redo the procedure again. (This was terrible news).Then within a few days after having UFE (my first surgery ever) I started having massive kidney pains along with abdominal pains, resulting into a 5 day hospital stay. Doctors were unable to figure out why I was having these issues . After that I went to see a urologist that did many tests and said I have hydronephrosis of the right kidney and massive scar tissue. Long story short I had to have a stent put in 3 different times over a 7 month period , surgery to help resolve this issue and I was in and out of the hospital 6 times. I was heart broken having gone in for a simple procedure to help with fibroids and then having major kidney issues as a result . After all this I still had my fibroids and they were growing. I went to 4 other doctors before finding Dr. Parker all of which said different things. Most had advised that I needed a total hysterectomy and would have to be cut open and left with a big scar as this would be a complicated surgery. I was scared to go through all this and was worried that once again I would have complications. Doing more extensive research I came across Dr.Parkers website and started having hope again after reading through many reviews. At my first visit with Dr. Parker my worries were put at ease. We went over my MRI extensively (which no other doctor had done with me) he answered all of my questions taking his time and he told me he can remove my fibroids laparoscopically and recovery would be about 2 weeks. This sounded fantastic and I was immediately interested in doing this surgery . He did not rush into it like the other doctors and advised me we need to wait until my kidney heals completely and then we can go forward. Once that happened we moved forward. The day of surgery I was very nervous but Dr. Parker assured me that all will be ok and I felt at ease hearing that. After surgery was over I felt better than I thought I would . Dr. Parker removed several large fibroids the biggest being over 9 cm. I had a bit of pain for about 2 days and then immediately started feeling better each day. It has been several weeks now since my surgery and I have more energy, my bulging stomach has gone down, my scars are tiny and are healing very nicely and I fell better then I have in years. Dr. Parker is the best surgeon in this field and I highly recommend him over anyone else. He is so gifted and is also a very warm and personable doctor. Thanks to Dr.Parker I can now move forward without having to worry about fibroids and take my life back again. read more

I went to Dr. Parker for a second opinion as my highly rated gynecologist recommended a total hysterectomy. Dr. Parker kindly showed me all my options, then suggested I wait until menopause, it was just a few years away, and the likelihood of my fibroid shrinking was likely ( not something the first gynecologist had even mentioned was possible). I am so grateful I followed his advice, it's now about 4 years later, the fibroid has shrunk to the point that I don't notice it. In some cases a hysterectomy is important, in my case it would have been a waste of money, time, and a lifetime of taking hormones. Sometimes the best advice, is to do nothing at all. Thank you Dr. Parker! read more

I had a laparoscopic myomectomy with Dr Parker 2.5 yrs ago. I like his bedside manner. He definitely gave me options aside from surgery: MR focused ultrasound, UFE (but not recommended if you still want kids). He made sure I was fully informed of all my options and that I had a chance to explore them prior to deciding on surgery. The surgery I believe went pretty well. I now have endometriosis and adenomyosis where the fibroid was, but I do not think it's related to the surgery - I believe these conditions were preexisting. The only thing that happened during surgery is that I was not informed he would be doing a partial ablation, and that was a bit unnerving to learn after the procedure that this was done. It was only in one area, but I really wish I had known. It only bothers me now because my mom was diagnosed with uterine cancer and I worry if ablation may mask symptoms of cancer were they to appear. Dr Parker is a very personable surgeon. I don't think I would have done anything differently except the ablation. read more

Dr. Parker performed a abdominal myomectomy "Fibroid removal" on 02/05/19. I found out I had fibroids 8 months before I got surgery. I live in Ventura County and I went to 3 different doctors locally and they all wanted to perform a hysterectomy. I did my research and I found Dr. Parker and I am so happy I did. He said I don't have get my uterus removed we could just remove the fibroids. I was so relieved this was an option for me since no other doctor gave me this option. He has a wonderful bedside manner and an excellent surgeon. I am still healing but it has been a wonderful experience. Dr. Parker and his staff are friendly, kind, professional, and super attentive to all your needs. I feel like I got my life back since surgery. read more

Dr. Parker is an exceptionally talented and caring doctor. I had a fibroid of 8.5cm along with several smaller ones. Before I got convinced to have a surgery, I tried many ways to shrink them naturally. I worked with a naturopath, a Chinese herbalist, even a Shaman for about a year and a half. At some point I was swallowing more than 20 "supplement" pills in a day. I visited several other OBGYNs among whom there were ones suggesting me to take Lupron, making me get several ultrasounds and no MRIs. When my bleeding got bad so much so that every month was a battle and fear of not being able to get out of bed for two days, passing out, feeling weak all the time, not being able to travel and exercise, I realized that natural methods were not going to be enough. I am usually quite physically active and decided that I didn't want to feel weak and scared anymore. That's when I had my phone consultation with Dr. Parker. He answered all of my questions (which were a lot) very clearly and patiently. He went over my MRI and said if I wanted to have kids in the future, laparoscopic surgery might be a little risky but still left the decision for me to have either laparoscopic or abdominal myomectomy. I am 33 and would like to have kids. After a few days of consideration, I decided to have abdominal myomectomy. I flew down to LA from Seattle for the surgery, everything after that was absolutely amazing. I had my surgery on June 13th, 2016, stayed at the hospital that day and went to my mother-in-law's home the next day. During the surgery Dr. Parker made sure that my husband was getting informed about how everything was going. I didn't have any pain management issues even right after surgery and I am still stunned with how easy post-op for me and how quick my recovery was. After surgery, Dr. Parker answered all of my questions and he was very accurate about how he was expecting my recovery to go. I also paid close attention to my diet and made sure I had health/nutritional foods that would help my recovery. 2 Month Post Surgery Update: My periods came back to normal 1 month after my surgery and I am happy as clam! I gained back my strength, health and happiness. Dr. Parker is still following up with me and keeps an eye on my recovery and I am grateful for him every single day of my life. If you would like to share your journey with a top notch doctor who will gain your trust by talking facts, educating you. being caring and kind, Dr. Parker should be on top of your list. read more

Seven months ago due to lower back pain, abdominal bloating, pressure and pelvic pain, I decided to see a gynecologist in Los Angeles, and I was advised me to get an ultrasound​. After the ultrasound, I was told that I had three fibroid tumors. The gynecologist in question did not explain to me that fibroids are often benign, and I felt depressed and scared because I am still young and I would like to have children one day. After having researched about fibroids online, I learned that I do not have cancer, and ​they are often removed using laparoscopic myomectomy. I asked the doctor if she could remove them using laparoscopic myomectomy, and I was told that in my case it was not feasible to perform such a procedure due to the location of the fibroids, which would make them hard to remove using this procedure. However, I was not comfortable with the idea of having surgery because surgery would cause a large incision, and it was too invasive. Therefore, I decided to obtain a second opinion, and I began to search for a doctor who has extensive experience in the removal of fibroids. After having researched and called many doctors, I finally found a gynecologist in San Diego, and it was at that time that I found Dr. Parker. Through his website, I discovered a gamut of information regarding fibroids and how to treat them. His website was extremely informative, and after I met with Dr. Parker, he explained in detail how he could remove the fibroids using laparoscopy, which not only made me confident and comfortable​ but it made me feel safe. Dr. Parker talked me through the procedure and explained every detail to me so that I would feel comfortable, and he made sure that all of my questions were answered. My experience with Dr. Parker was extremely positive because he did not treat me like a number. I did not feel rushed. In fact, he even put me on his priority list due to my short time stay in the United States. After the procedure, I stayed one night at the hospital because I do not live in San Diego, and I had driven from Los Angeles to have the procedure done. The following day, I received a call from Dr. Parker. He wanted to find out how I was feeling, and on the follow-up​ appointment, he prepared a surgical report and pictures for me to take home in case I needed to see another doctor in Saudi Arabia. Now I am six weeks post-op from the laparoscopic myomectomy, and I feel great. All of the problems that I had experienced before the surgery are gone. I am very happy with the results and I only have small scars, which are not noticeable. I do not have large incisions on my abdomen. Dr. Parker is not only extremely knowledgeable, but he is kind and professional. He is an extraordinary physician and his staff provided me with the best care. I could not have asked for a better outcome and Dr. Parker went beyond my expectations in regards to care. He is one of the most caring and compassionate doctors that I have ever met, and I am blessed to have had him as my doctor. I am forever grateful. Thank you, Dr. Parker. read more

This is an amazing doctor. Rare. A professional committed to the care of women. This is the man you go when you find you have these dastardly and havoc causing fibroids. I became severely anemic because I was running around with life, work and kids and just assumed my changing body would eventually stop bleeding as severely as it was. Duh. So typical of us not to get it looked at.. when I finally did go to my loving and trusted Gyn, she told me to have a hysterectomy. "You don't need all that in there".. I left her office pretty freaked out.. maybe I don't need it to make any more babies - but it's a place holder for SOMETHING. Sleepless late night research found Dr Parker.. and he's local! A bit of a bumpy ride getting the first appointment but all supportive and wonderful once in there.. Dr Parker sat with me and my test results and gave me carefully explained options with his photocopied almost cartoon like sketches that he scribbled over with his doctor pen and made notes. I chose "take that freaking thing out of me as soon and as bloodless as you can" option, which meant going through a hole he didn't have to make and chipping away at my very large vampire blob until it was gone. It took under two hours. Yes, having a hysterectomy would have been faster.. but it was important to me to keep her, I don't have cancer in my family and I'm older so the chance of it growing back is very little.. but if it does come back I can get a little shave instead of being a dummy head and waiting. Getting a second opinion and being responsible for your own Heath care is imperative in this time of rushed big surgeries and a big medical mess.. finding doctors like William Parker is what you need to do when you have been told something that just doesn't feel right. I am super thankful to this man! read more

As a nurse, I will have to stress how petrified I was of having this surgery. I have been battling my fibroids for 12 years of which it stayed pretty much the same size for 7 years. My fibroids started growing rapidly in 2013 and I had seen 2 doctors that were unwilling to assist me with the fibroids. One of the doctors did a hysterescopy to check the position of my fibroids and then started pushing IVF on me as a way to help me conceive without addressing what I could do about the fibroids. After I moved to a new city I found a new doctor and initially I was happy with his care but as time went on it just became more ultrasounds, HSG and more ultrasounds. Initially he was confident I could conceive with the fibroids and then a year down the line he started saying that my fibroids were too big and even started acting like he was counseling me and my husband on a life with no kids. I was suffering from debilitating pain during my periods, my stomach was getting bigger. He then he sent me for an MRI because he said I probably had adenomyosis because he felt my uterus was getting way too big. After the result from my MRI was back he told me that the radiologist interpreted the results as adenomyosis being highly unlikely it was 99% unlikely. My doctor however couldn't just leave it at that, he started telling me that even though it was highly unlikely he never said it wasn't adenomyosis so I may still have it. At this point I felt he had no idea how to proceed with my care. He asked me to make another appointment to see him and this time he decided he was going to refer me to a surgeon to have for myomectomy. During the appointment he stressed that I had to be aware that hysterectomy was a strong possibility and that every surgeon would say the same thing to me. I waited for him to refer me to the surgeon for 6 weeks, I would call the office and ask when I would get referred the nurse would say they were working on it and then I would hear nothing. That's when I decided I had to take matters into my own hands. I had been watching YouTube videos on myomectomy a while back and I remembered a particular surgery that caught my attention, the confidence in the surgeon's voice and the way he explained what he was doing just captivated me. It had been over 2 months that I watched it so I wasn't sure if I would remember or find it again. I had no name to put in as a reference for my search but I was determined to find it. After watching one video after another for hours I finally came upon it, it was Dr. Bill Parker. I turned and said to my husband that's the surgeon that will operate on him, my husband thought I was crazy how could I conclude without knowing anything about him but I just knew in my spirit that he could do it. I did some research and I knew I made the right choice. It took about 4 months to get an appointment as he was between moving from Santa Monica to San Diego. I was so nervous as I waited with my husband for my first consultation, after having 2 main doctors that couldn't help and 3 others that I had briefly seen that still couldn't help this was the moment of truth for me. He walked in after exchanging pleasantries, first thing he said to me after he sat down was don't be nervous I have studied your MRI and I can do the surgery. I held my composure but I just wanted to burst into an ugly cry. For the first time a doctor had to put 5 years of nobody wanting to help to rest in 2 minutes. He went over the MRI with me and told me I had approximately 7-12 fibroid. One was measuring about 10cm another about 8cm. He gave all the options for surgery we concluded on open myomectomy. I was so nervous before the surgery and he looked at me and promised me he would take care of me. He also promised my husband that they would keep him updated with the surgery progress and they did. Being a nurse didn't help my nerves but Dr. Parker and his team gave me so much hope. I had traveled from Texas to San Diego to find a doctor to help me and it's best decision I could have made. I'm almost 5 weeks post surgery and had my first period a few days ago. For the first time in I can't remember how long, I had a period with almost 0 clots, I never knew my period could be any other colour than almost black, my husband laughed when I said that I never knew my uterus could produce oxygenated blood because my period finally looked like blood and not the colour of charcoal with scary looking clots. I'm looking forward to having my life back. I would recommend Dr. Parker in a heartbeat anytime any day. I am still healing but just little things like bending and not feeling pain from my bulge or just kneeling comfortably in church last Sunday realising that it was my fibroids pressing on the pew in front of me that used to make me so uncomfortable. It's amazing how this surgery is already improving my life, I thank God for leading me to find this amazing surgeon. I am so grateful. read more

I did lots of research prior to choosing Dr. William H. Parker (I refer to him as The Wizard) to do my myomectomy. He and his staff are very knowledgable, informative, and simply awesome. My experience with Dr. Parker and his office was amazing from consultation till post op. If you're in the market for fibroid removal, I highly recommend this consummate professional. He was truly a Blessing to me and I urge any and everyone dealing with this situation to seek him out if at all possible. read more

I had an amazing experience with Doctor Parker from beginning to end. I was told by my regular gynecologist that my uterine fibroid was too difficult to remove laproscopically due to it's size and placement but if anyone could do it, Dr Parker could, so she referred me to him because I didn't want an open surgery. The fibroid was effecting several areas on my life and I wanted to have it removed and this was my last option before considering an open surgery. Dr Parker had me get an MRI to get the specifics on the size, location, etc. When we went over the results, I was happy to hear his confidence in being able to remove it laproscopically, no problem. He instantly put me at ease. I met with him a few times before surgery and everyone in his office is wonderful- really caring and attentive. As far as Doctor Parker goes, he is the most knowledgable doctor you can go to if you're dealing with fibroids. Seriously, the go-to man. He educated me while I was in his office and he answered my multitude of questions patiently and extensively. He's also kind and humorous when it's needed. My surgery was a breeze. The UCLA facility is very modern, new and clean and everyone there was so beyond nice and attentive. I was only only pain meds for a day afterward and felt like I had so much more energy than before with the fibroid. It's been 2 weeks post-op and I'm healing really well and feel so much better. I am so grateful to a Doctor Parker! I recommend him to any woman with fibroids. read more

I was really disappointed!! Dr. Parker is supposedly a "fibroid expert" and women from all over the US see him for fibroids. Yes, he knows the various medical treatments to remove fibroids. However, he does not discuss what causes the fibroids or how to prevent new ones. During my internet research and a visit to my Naturopath, I found that fibroids are caused by xenoestrogen (environmental toxins that mimic estrogen). These include stress, birth control, pesticides, HCG diet, coffee, junk and fast foods, saturated fats, sugar, dairy, non-organic meat, bleached white flour and processed foods, alcohol and tobacco. Not once were any of these mentioned!! I also learned that the following things help shrink and prevent fibroids: DIM, progesterone cream, Vitamin D, digestive enzyme tablets, raw fruits/vegetables and beans, lose weight, flaxseeds, and castor oil packs. He did not mention these either!! So yes, if you prefer surgery, go to him. But... if you want to know the cause and how to prevent new fibroids, go to a Naturopath or do internet research. One very disturbing thing he told me was that, gynecologists usually recommend a hysterectomy for fibroids but it is never actually needed. He said fibroids can always be removed while leaving the uterus in tact. read more

Dr. William Parker and staff are awesome!!!! I was told by my OBGyn that a "full-hysterectomy" was needed to remove my large fibroids... Obviously, devastated by the news, I needed a second opinion. I tried several Gynecologist's in the bay area and never got a call back, etc. During my search for alternative procedures for Fibroid removal, I found Dr. Parker. What a blessing!! He was understanding and patient answering all my questions. His Knowledge and expertise made me confident in my decision to have my surgery in Southern California. He was genuinely concerned for my well-being, before and after surgery, it was exactly what I needed to help me through that ordeal. It's been just over just over 7 months since my Fibroid removal, and I feel awesome!! I would definitely recommend Dr, William Parker to anyone!! read more

My gratitude towards Dr Parker is beyond words. You will not find a more skilled, kinder, more professional doctor/surgeon in this field. Dr Parker takes the time to explain all of your options. You will leave your first appointment feeling like you finally understand what is happening and what your options are. I tried an alternative route and was unsuccessful. After living in extreme pain for a year, I am so pleased Dr Parker was recommended to me. My surgery was flawless. Dr Parker and his team were amazing. And, I finally feel like myself again! I literally felt like I had aliens inside of me. You will be cared for so beyond your expectations. I only wish I could see Dr Parker for all my medical needs. read more

This review is long overdue. I had surgery through Dr. Parker last year for my fibroids and endometriosis. I am a family physician who did a lot of research prior to finding Dr. William Parker. He is truly the best fibroid specialist in southern California and his bedside manners are exceptional. I recommend him in a heartbeat. In fact, if you research his patient experiences, you'll notice that he has not one negative review and that all his filtered reviews are positive. He is that awesome. He is considered top notch as well on a yahoo uterine fibroid group site. Prior to finding him, I had to go through my insurance network to see a GYN specialist. I was convinced that fibroids contributed to miscarriage but none of my in-network physicians cared and their attitude was to let it be. I truly liked the fact that Dr. Parker showed me evidence-based research regarding fibroids and he was patient in answering all questions I had. My insurance denied the specialists I requested and despite an appeal with a supportive PCP, I still met roadblocks. I did see 4 other specialists prior to settling on Dr. Parker. Dr. Parker was the only one who exuded confidence and I had confidence in him from the very start. One of the in-network specialists I saw (and was told I had to settle with if I wanted surgery) gave me zero confidence. In fact, the in-network specialist stated that I needed a staged surgery to fully remove my fibroid which can take couple to several surgeries(he implied it was unpredictable) and wanted me to know that I had to sign a contract that released him from any negative outcomes on the very first meeting. That gives me absolutely no confidence, esp when Dr. Parker stated he can easily remove the fibroid in one surgery. In the end, I trusted Dr. Parker the most and already made my decision. During the surgery, there were additional findings that Dr. Parker took care of, knowing my best interest at heart. He was willing to accomodate my requests as reasonable. His follow up both by himself as well as his staff was also excellent. Although Dr. Parker is not in any network, he was still well worth it in every aspect. I have never met a more compassionate, patient, understanding, and genuine specialist...no doubt the reason he is able to easily establish great rapport with all of his patients. His expertise and knowledge inspires confidence and trust that puts anyone at ease when undergoing a serious decision such as surgery. Even if you are not sure, it is worth it to get a consult with him at the minimum. read more

I first saw Dr. Parker five years ago. My periods had started to become unbearably heavy and unpredictable. The final straw was during a work trip when I bled through my tampon and pad on the flight home. I would get anxious leading up to my period, knowing my flow would be life altering. After some testing, Dr. Parker clearly laid out all of my options without judgment or pressure, previously visited gynecologists were ready to open me up, something I wasn't ready to do. Two years ago, I went to an orthopedist for chronic back pain, the MRI indicated an enlarged uterus, my fibroids had indeed grown and were pushing on my bladder and spine. I reached out to Dr. Parker again, his bedside manner, knowledge and experience in treating fibroids put me at ease and I decided to have the surgery. Surgery went smoothly and was relatively painless. I am SO PLEASED to report that I am now 4 months post-op and have not had back pain since my surgery.  My periods are slowly getting back to normal and I am no longer anxious to be out in public on days 2 and 3 of my cycle. I can't thank Dr. Parker enough for giving me my life back! read more

We searched for nearly a year to find someone to help with my fibroids... please note that I've had a procedure previous so I have a lot to compare this experience to. I can't give Dr. Parker and his team enough stars to communicate how much better my experience with. His consultation style and exams are caring, honest and straight forward. He's patient while explaining the processes, and I never felt rushed. It was old school medicine... like where the doctor cares about your quality of life, a better healing process, reducing the risk of potential complications...just so much better! I was on his wait list bc my first experience with another surgery was so bad, I was willing to wait for the best. Glad I did! read more

Dr. Parker is caring, patient, gentle and has a good sense of humor. His surgical skills and decision making abilities appear to be excellent. He visited me in hospital daily and called me once a day, too. I had a little trouble 2 weeks post-op and the doctor on weekend call in his office, Dr Roti, called me several times to check in and be sure I was OK. I am truly surprised at how helpful and apparently truly concerned about me they have been from the very first appointment forward. read more

Really there are no words to describe, how grateful and blessed I feel to have had Dr. Parker as my surgeon. My fibroid journey up until meeting Dr. Parker was bleak and ridden with negative feedback. All that was previously recommended from various gynecologists, was to have a flat out hysterectomy. No other options or choices. But, I knew there had to be a surgeon somewhere, that could handle and had the experience and expertise to perform such surgeries. When I finally found Dr. Parker, and had my consultation and visit with him, I immediately knew I was in the right place. He not only explained my options, but put me at complete ease from beginning to end. Most importantly, he listened to my concerns and understood why I wanted and opted for a myomectomy. I'm extremely grateful to him and his staff. He's the best!! Thank you Dr. Parker. read more

As women and a nurse I want to say a big thank you to Dr. Parker who is an outstanding surgeon and have the individualized approach to each patient. I have had a large uterine fibroid and was told by other surgeons that hysterectomy will be the safest choice, but it wasn't a greatest choice for me at all, that was not my choice! Dr. Parker was able to run some test ( blood test LHD, MRI, and hysteroscopy) and determine that laparoscopic myomectomy is acceptable and the way to go. The surgery was successful and I was able to return to work in 1 week! Thanks again to the exceptional knowledge Dr. Parker! read more

I was seen by Dr. Parker from April 2014 until July 2015, when I had my fibroids removed. From start to finish, not only was Dr. Parker thoughtful and sentimental to the struggle it was to live with fibroids, he took the time to speak with me and my mother, via speakerphone, to explain what my surgical options were, the details of the surgery, as well as the length of time to heal/ what to expect. I almost get tearful thinking about how pleasant the process was with him, despite my fear of having to have surgery. I'm really grateful for Dr. Parker as he was patient and thoughtful. In my experience, sometimes the longer a medical professional has been doing his job the less engaging they are with patients and their families. The true doctors, the ones who take the time to see a human patient, not just a number, are rare these days. I'm so incredibly grateful that I did not have that experience, especially with a surgery so important to me. read more

I'd like to start by saying how incredibly blessed and fortunate I am that I found Dr. William Parker to consult with when deciding my uterine fibroid treatment plan and to conduct my laparoscopic myomectomy. Dr. Parker's work is remarkable and goes above and beyond standard care. Parker's credentials and level of expertise coupled with his attentive bedside manner makes you feel at ease throughout the entire process. If you or a love one is dealing with fibroids I highly recommend getting a consultation with Dr. Parker. My uterine fibroid journey started during my 30th birthday trip back home to San Diego, CA. I went into my gynecologist appointment expecting a standard annual checkup, however my doctor said she could feel about a 6cm mass. I was recommended to get an open abdominal myomectomy within 6 months to reduce the risk of complications if the fibroid were to grow bigger. However, this recommendation did not sit well with me. I'm a firm believer that less is more, I did not want to increase my possibilities of having complicated childbirths in the future, and I felt I was not being told the whole picture. I grew up within the medical field with a father as a surgeon and after helping my mother choose her oncologist during her cancer journey, I knew how critical it was to select the right surgeon for you. I was determined to get other expert opinions before choosing my treatment plan. After extensive research and receiving several other opinions from doctors around the world--California to Austria--I was still unsatisfied with the vastly different treatment plans I was recommended. I finally discovered Dr. Parker's website. I read every page and article referenced and felt I struck gold--every question I still needed answers to were answered and I immediately felt more confident there was a solution I would be comfortable with. Dr. Parker's staff is exceptional--the entire process to become a new patient and scheduling my consultation, surgery and post-op consultation was extremely smooth regardless of living in another country and having a tight work schedule. When consulting with Dr. Parker, instead of providing only one treatment option like the other doctors, he presented four and went into great detail on each providing data, images and graphs to ensure I had all the information to make my decision. Parker even made a personal phone call to the only doctor in the area who specializes in the MRI Guided Focused Ultrasound to review my case and confirm if this was an option for me prior to my scheduled surgery. To be frank, the day of surgery I was a bit nervous with this being my first surgery. However, with Dr. Parker by my side and making his presence known throughout the entire day, I couldn't have dreamt of better personalized care. Again I can't stress it enough, I highly recommend Dr. Parker to anyone who is seeking clarity on their fibroid journey. Dr. Parker is saving the world, one uterus at a time. read more

Dr Parker is an amazing physician, surgeon and overall person. I saw him after I was told I needed a hysterectomy for my fibroid. I knew there had to be something out there. I had found doctors in other states so I knew I was going to find someone in California. I found Dr Parker and a few others but after meeting Dr Parker I knew he was the one. He was so positive and when we looked over my MRI together I understood my fibroid. I had surgery late Aug 2014, abdominal myomectomy . I was nervous but it was not at all. The technology and expertise made it easy. Please read the reviews in his website. Dr Parker is a Blessing. And honestly a wonderful person. Emailed to keep and touch and see how I was doing. Couldn't ask for anything more . read more

If you are looking for a Doctor that is dedicated to; skillfully removing fibroids from the female body, the health, restoration, and preservation, of his patient's health, as well as the health of all women's reproductive systems now, and in the future, then meet with Dr. William Parker. I was working out and became quite dizzy...I felt myself starting to faint. I was anemic and I had no idea! After going to the Dr., I discovered that the small fibroids I had hanging out in my uterus decided to grow quite large and multiply...I now had 5 large fibroids. One was 9 cm's and I had a few that were 3 cm's. The location of the fibroids, and their now larger size, begun causing me all sorts of medical issues. The fibroids were sitting on my bladder and I was running to the restroom all of the time. I was finding it more and more difficult to sleep through the night. I was exhausted, anemic, uncomfortable, having 2 periods a month and becoming more and more depressed daily about my health, expanding waist line and the uncomfortable pressure and pain of the fibroids pushing on my belly. I met with 7 Doctors before I found Dr. Parker. Consultation after consultation, I started to get the feeling that the female uterus was "out of fashion". When did this happen? When did tossing a female uterus in the trash become option #1 and not the last resort? Is the uterus not a major organ that brings forth a human life? Dr. Parker value's the female uterus and will save your uterus IF possible. Dr. Parker has the skill set and experience to perform many fibroid related surgeries that other doctors do not. It is just that simple. Dr. Parker can offer his patients more options as he has the ability to successfully perform various complicated surgeries to remove fibroids. After reviewing my menu of options presented to me by Dr. Parker, to address my fibroids, I decided that an abdominal myomectomy would be the best option for me. I had an abdominal myomectomy with Dr. Parker in November 2015 and Dr. Parker removed 2 lbs of fibroids from my body. It's has been almost 6 months since my surgery and...I feel like a new person!! Save yourself time and consult with Dr. Parker first. Dr. William Parker really is one of the best and the most skilled doctors in the country performing fibroid related surgeries. read more

If you need fibroid surgery then look no further. Patients come from all over to have Dr. Parker as their surgeon. He is patient, kind, caring and and an incredibly gifted. I always felt Dr. Parker and his staff had my best interest in mind. Healing was quite rapid despite having a large fibroid removed. I wouldn't hesitate for a moment to call him again if I ever need anything. read more

Dr. Parker is the best! He expertly removed a fibroid the size of a small watermelon for me. The surgery was successful and it is all because of his exceptional degree of expertise. He has a great personality as well, which helped soothe me when I was nervous about the surgery. Don't risk your body with anyone else, especially anyone that tells you to have a hysterectomy (not necessary!!!!). I feel so lucky to have found him. read more