Dr. Juan Carlos Canton Romero, PhD, MD
Dr Juan Carlos Canton Romero – Laparoscopic Surgeon, Endometriosis Specialist
Summary: Dr Juan Carlos Canton Romero is a leading endometriosis specialist and laparoscopic surgeon based in Guadalajara, Mexico. Known for his personalized, compassionate care, he uses a patient-centered approach grounded in the Mullerianosis theory. With expertise in minimally invasive procedures, Dr Juan Carlos performs excision surgeries tailored to each patient’s age, fertility goals, and disease stage. He also manages symptoms with medications like dienogest, GnRH inhibitors, and oral contraceptives. For persistent pain after surgery, Dr Juan Carlos recommends a holistic plan that may include physiotherapy, yoga, and ongoing hormonal support. Patients value his commitment to preserving fertility when possible and his thoughtful, evidence-based care. With Dr Juan Carlos, individuals experiencing endometriosis can expect clear communication, tailored treatment, and support throughout their healing journey. Whether seeking surgical expertise or long-term symptom relief, Dr Juan Carlos provides the experience and empathy patients need to feel heard and supported.
City: Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Philosophy of Endometriosis Care: Mullerianosis
What type of surgery do you perform for endometriosis?:
Ovarian ablation in young patients to preserve hormonal function and uterine in those who wish to preserve fertility; ovarian resection in postmenopausal patients. Uterine resection is for those who do not wish to preserve fertility. In patients with early-stage cancer with a good prognosis of the ovary and cervix and a desire to preserve fertility, conservative surgery was performed.
Medication: Oral analgesics, antispasmodics, prostaglandin inhibitors AINES, continuous oral contraceptives with Dienogest (Qlaira), continuous dienogest, GnRH inhibitors for 3–6 months, and Levonorgestrel IUD.
Approach to Persistent Pain After Surgery: Physiotherapy, rehabilitation, exercise like yoga, continuous contraceptives, and/or dienogest.