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We Are a Comprehensive Women’s Health Care Facility. The highly skilled and trained professionals at Professional Gynecological Services specialize in providing complete gynecological care and New York abortion clinic services in a comfortable, private and supportive environment. The primary goal of the service is to provide safe healthcare and privacy during stressful times. The purposes are to educate, inform and provide clinical and emotional security. The clinic is conveniently located in the heart of Brooklyn with easy access from Manhattan. Public transportation is accessible, minutes away from the city. The mission of Professional Gynecological Services is to treat each woman as a whole person, addressing her physical and emotional needs while at our New York Abortion Clinic so that she can make informed health care decisions, provided with safety and discretion. The staff of gynecologists can answer all your questions regarding abortion procedures and information on the abortion pill (RU486) versus the morning after pill. Call the Professional Gynecological Services for an appointment by the number: 7188754848. 

Our services: 

Vaginal Rejuvenation

Pelvic Floor Reconstruction 

Botox Injections 

Permanent birth control (Essure) 

Cryosurgery 

Gardasil 

Colposcopy

Two day abortions (up to 20 weeks) 

Dysport Injections 

Nexplanon

Hymenotomy 

Dermal Fillers 

One day abortions (up to 15 weeks) 

Prenatal Care Providing High Quality Care In Abortion Services Through 24 Weeks, 

Specializing in The Abortion Pill Only $350-Ins Ok. 

Affordable-Safe-Private 

Working Hours:
Monday: 9 AM – 5:45 PM
Tuesday: 9 AM – 4:45 PM
Wednesday: 9 AM – 5:45 PM
Thursday: 9 AM – 4:45 PM
Friday: 9 AM – 4:45 PM
Saturday: 9 AM – 11:30AM
Sunday: Closed

Payment: cash, check, credit cards 

Professional Gynecological Services
14 Dekalb Ave, 2nd Floor,
Brooklyn, NY 11201
(718) 875-4848

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e-mail: info@thewomenschoice.com

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Q Is abortion a safe procedure?

Abortion is the most common outpatient surgical procedure in the country. The Abortion Surveillance Branch of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) maintains that induced abortion is safer than childbirth and that the serious complication rate is less than one percent. The doctor will discuss with you all the risks and possible complications.

Q Will having an abortion prevent me from having children in the future?

There is no evidence of childbearing problems among women who have had an abortion early in their pregnancy. Of course, as with any outpatient surgery, part of the long-term effect is in your hands. Taking all your medications, following instructions, and returning for your follow-up examination will reduce your chance of long-term side effects. If you are concerned about this risk, do not hesitate to ask your provider about it and they will be able to answer your questions more specifically.

Q Is abortion painful?

Every person responds to and tolerates pain differently. Patients that have had abortions are generally surprised at how well they feel physically after their abortion. When patients leave, they may feel light cramping that can be managed with Tylenol or Motrin. During a non-surgical abortion, patients can experience a more intense level of cramping for a longer period of time but pain relievers and rest can help manage the discomfort. We recommend that you discuss your pain management options with your chosen provider.

Q Up to how many weeks do you terminate pregnancy?

Our medical group terminates pregnancy up to 24 weeks.

Q What is a medical abortion?

Medical abortion is a method to terminate pregnancy non-surgically with medication. It is available to women under seven weeks of pregnancy. The medication used is Mifeprex (RU486) and Cytotec tablets.

Q Can my regular doctor or ob-gyn physician provide the abortion pill?

In order to offer the abortion pill, a doctor needs to meet some basic qualifications. Almost any doctor who provides women’s reproductive health care can meet these qualifications. However, some doctors choose not to offer the abortion pill.

Q Is medical abortion or surgical abortion better?

Medical and surgical abortions are both safe and effective methods to end a pregnancy. Neither is better than the other. The process involved is different. Some women will prefer one over the other and some women might have medical conditions that would result in her provider recommending one over the other.

Q What’s the difference between a surgical abortion and a non-surgical abortion?

Surgical abortions are performed using a suction/aspiration method where the cervical muscle is gently dilated (widened) approximately to the diameter of a ballpoint pen and suction is used to remove the pregnancy. A non-surgical abortion is performed by the administration of Mifeprex (RU-486). RU486 is approved by the FDA for non-surgical abortions.

Q ow will I feel emotionally after the abortion?

It has been our experience that the majority of our patients are relieved after the procedure. However, every patient is unique. If a patient is feeling anger, regret or guilt for an extended period of time, she may want to consider professional counseling. We understand that abortion is a difficult decision and we remain sensitive to their feelings. We are grateful that we can offer a safe solution for undesired or problematic pregnancy to a large number of women who supported in their right to choose.

Q How long will I bleed after surgery?

In most cases the patient experiences bleeding for 2 to 3 weeks after the surgery. However, some patients do not experience any bleeding and other patients have spotting or bleeding off and on. It is important that you return for your post-operative evaluation two weeks after your procedure.

Q Is it dangerous to have an abortion?

The procedure is safe. Fewer risks exist with abortion than childbirth. The physician performing the surgery is highly skilled and specializes in this procedure. In addition you will have the opportunity prior the procedure to discuss all the complications and risks that are involved during the process. Our staff is trained to offer the highest standard of medical care available.

Q Is everything confidential?

All of our services are completely confidential. Patient information is never released without the signature and authorization of the patient.

Q When can I have sex again after the surgery?

You should not have sex for two weeks after your procedure. When you return for your two-week check up, the practitioner will advise if you can resume sexual intercourse. We recommend that you abstain from sexual activity for two weeks because following your procedure you are more susceptible to infection and new pregnancy.

Q Do I have to be awake for the procedure?

Each office offers pain management options. General anesthesia is always available and will put the patient to sleep for the duration of the procedure. We also offer options such as IV sedation, which puts the patients in a trance-like state and local anesthesia which is a cervical block performed prior to the surgery.

Q How is the surgery performed?

The surgery is a simple procedure performed by aspiration (suction). This procedure is referred to as a D&C (Dilation and Curettage) and is chosen method to empty the contents of the uterus. The method takes about 2 to 5 minutes. If you are over 14 weeks pregnant, you will first have your uterus dilated with a sterile product made specifically for cervical dilation called Laminaria. You will return for the actual surgery on the second day. This procedure is referred to as D&E (Dilation and Evacuation). In some cases, a patient will require two consecutive days of dilation and will return for the surgery on the third day. The dilation procedure takes just a few minutes and you will be in the clinic for approximately 2 hours the day or days that you are dilated.

Q What are the precautions that I have to follow after the procedure?

You may resume your normal activities and normal diet after the procedure. It is recommended that you rest during the day of your procedure. You may eat whatever you like but it is suggested that you begin with soups, toast or other easily digestible foods. Do not drink alcoholic beverages including beer and wine, until you have completed the antibiotics prescribed by the physician. To protect against infection, it is important that nothing goes into your vagina until you have your two-week follow-up appointment. This means: Do not use tampons or Tampax, use only sanitary napkins. No vaginal douching. Do not take bath tub or swim, shower only. No vaginal intercourse.

2 Reviews for Professional Gynecological Services

henryobriennyc69

2 Reviews

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5/ 5

Dr. Dmitriy Bronfman is great. He is very detailed. Everyone is really friendly. Me and my wife highly recommend this place.

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ellabrownte35

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Staff always friendly and welcoming. Dr. Bronfman always have his time to answer any questions or concerns that I may have.

5/ 5

Rarely can you find a practice that provides excellent medical care alongside friendly, compassionate, courteous office staff and medical providers. I am so happy to have found this clinic. Thank you!!!

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