About
Dr Juna Zimlitski is an obstetrician-gynaecologist and reproductologist at IN VITRO CLINIC (LeaderMed) in Tbilisi, Georgia. She specializes in advanced gynecological endoscopy and hysteroscopic surgery, using minimally invasive techniques to correct the uterine and pelvic conditions that block conception.
She holds a medical degree from Tbilisi State Medical University and completed specialized training at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem and Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital in London — two institutions known for high-volume endoscopic gynecology.
At LeaderMed she works across the boundary between surgery and assisted reproduction: optimizing the uterine environment before IVF so that embryo transfer has the best possible chances of success.
Clinical Expertise
- Gynecological endoscopic surgery: hysteroscopic and laparoscopic treatment of endometrial polyps, uterine fibroids, intrauterine adhesions and ovarian cysts — conditions that impair fertility — with small incisions and fast recovery
- Hysteroscopic surgery: precise correction of uterine cavity abnormalities such as polyps, adhesions and a septate uterus, restoring normal anatomy to improve embryo implantation
- IVF cycle support: pre-retrieval surgical assessment and uterine preparation within full IVF cycle management
- Female infertility diagnosis: combining endoscopic findings with reproductive hormone evaluation to build individualized treatment plans
- Reproductive endocrinology: management of PCOS, menstrual irregularities and hormonal imbalance affecting fertility
Why Choose Dr Juna Zimlitski
Her training at Hadassah Medical Center in Jerusalem, one of Israel’s leading hospitals, gave her hands-on experience with advanced hysteroscopic and laparoscopic techniques at the international frontier of the field. At Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital in London she trained in rigorous UK standards of minimally invasive surgical workflow and patient management, so complex endoscopy cases benefit from a genuinely global clinical perspective.
Because her focus is fertility-related surgery, every procedure is planned around one question: how does this protect or improve the chance of a future pregnancy? Compared with open surgery, endoscopic treatment means less trauma, less pain, shorter hospital stays and a quicker return to fertility treatment — an important advantage for patients on an IVF timeline.
Certifications
Dr Zimlitski holds the MD from Tbilisi State Medical University with dual specialization in obstetrics-gynaecology and reproductive medicine, complemented by endoscopic surgery training at Hadassah Medical Center (Jerusalem) and Guy’s and St Thomas’ Hospital (London).
Suitable For
- Patients needing gynecological endoscopic surgery: if polyps, fibroids, adhesions or cysts are interfering with conception, her minimally invasive approach treats the lesion while preserving reproductive function.
- Hysteroscopic surgery patients: recurrent miscarriage or repeated implantation failure linked to cavity abnormalities can often be addressed by precise hysteroscopic correction that restores a healthy implantation environment.
- Patients seeking minimally invasive fertility treatment: those who want to avoid open surgery before IVF can get an individualized surgical and treatment plan after her assessment.