Seckin Endometriosis Center

Seckin Endometriosis Center Endometriosis Specialist & GYN Surgeon
Co-Founder of EndoFound
Advancing care through expert excision surgery, research, and education
đź“Ť New York, NY

Tamer Seckin, MD, is a Board Certified gynecologist and internationally renowned specialist in minimally invasive laparoscopic endometriosis surgery. He is in private practice in New York City with more than 30 years of experience. Dr. Seckin is the co-founder and medical director of the Endometriosis Foundation of America, and has dedicated his life to the understanding and treatment of this little-known disease.

03/07/2026

In our 17th year of the Medical Conference, we have brought together more than 35 leading experts from around the world to bridge advanced neuroscience with advanced endometriosis surgery.

But at the center of it all is one thing: the patients.

They are the reason we gather.

They are the reason we research.

They are the reason we continue pushing for answers, better treatments, and better outcomes.

Everything we do is for them.

With growing awareness and continued research, we are moving closer to earlier diagnosis, better treatments, and real ho...
03/06/2026

With growing awareness and continued research, we are moving closer to earlier diagnosis, better treatments, and real hope for the millions affected by this disease.

03/05/2026

True progress in endometriosis surgery requires that we understand the nerves.

It was an honor to speak with Prof. .possover, Director of the Possover International Medical Center in ZĂĽrich and a pioneer of Neuropelveology.

As the world’s leading expert in pelvic nerve surgery and a trailblazer in minimally invasive treatment of deep infiltrating endometriosis, Prof. Possover has transformed how we approach complex nerve-related disease.

Endometriosis is not confined to the pelvis. It is a neuroinflammatory, nerve-driven disease and our surgical strategies must evolve accordingly.

This weekend, Prof. Possover joins us as a featured speaker at the Medical Conference “Endometriosis 2026: A Nerve-Centric Disease” in New York City, where more than 35 global experts will bridge advanced neuroscience with advanced excision surgery.

The future of endometriosis care lies in precision, nerve-sparing expertise, and deep scientific understanding.

Join us as we move the field forward [link in my bio]

03/04/2026

Advancement in excision surgery happens through collaboration, innovation, and an unwavering commitment to our patients.

It was a privilege to speak with Dr. Ted Lee (), Director of Minimally Invasive Gynecologic Surgery and Chief of Surgical Innovation for Gynecology at NYU Langone Health.

A leader in advanced laparoscopic and robotic surgery, Dr. Lee also helped lead the first revision of endometriosis diagnosis codes in over 40 years, an important step forward for patient recognition and care.

This week, he joins us at ’s Medical Conference “Endometriosis 2026: A Nerve-Centric Disease,” where we are reframing endometriosis as a neuroinflammatory, nerve-driven condition and advancing the science behind precision excision surgery.

The future of endometriosis care is built on science, surgical excellence, and collaboration. And that future is now.

03/03/2026

In honor of Endometriosis Awareness Month, I’m taking The Endometriosis Foundation of America’s to stand with the 1 in 10 affected by this disease.

If one bite is torture, imagine years of chronic pain, inflammation, fatigue, and delayed diagnosis.

I am proud of the groundbreaking work at the Seckin Endometriosis Research Center at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, where we are advancing critical research to better understand endometriosis as a complex, nerve-centric disease. Dr. Semir Beyaz’s leadership there is helping drive meaningful scientific progress.

And I am deeply grateful for advocates like Amy Schumer and Alexis Joel, who continue to use their voices to bring visibility to a disease that has been silenced for far too long.

Today, I challenge:
Amy Schumer
Alexis Joel (Billy Joel)
Dr. Semir Beyaz (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)

Bite the lemon. Share the message. Nominate three more.

Let’s make endometriosis impossible to ignore.

Donate to the cause: https://give.endofound.org/campaign/one-for-the-cure-endo-awareness-month-2026/c771838

Thank you for raising awareness and taking the challenge Padma Lakshmi!
03/02/2026

Thank you for raising awareness and taking the challenge Padma Lakshmi!

Ok, let’s do this 👏
03/02/2026

Ok, let’s do this 👏

We will continue to raise awareness, offer support and work tirelessly to find a cure.
03/01/2026

We will continue to raise awareness, offer support and work tirelessly to find a cure.

02/27/2026

Science evolves when we are willing to rethink what we thought we knew.

In my discussion with Professor Sun-Wei Guo, PhD — one of the world’s foremost endometriosis researchers — we examine the growing evidence that this disease is profoundly nerve-driven and neuroinflammatory in nature.

I am also deeply honored to share that Professor Guo will be receiving the 2026 EndoFound Harry Reich Award at our upcoming Medical Conference.

This recognition reflects decades of rigorous research that have transformed how we understand endometriosis and adenomyosis at the molecular, cellular, and clinical levels.

Endometriosis 2026: A Nerve-Centric Disease is the first meeting in our field to place the nervous system at the center of endometriosis biology and surgical care.

This is not incremental progress. This is a reframing of the disease.

Join us March 6–7, 2026 at 3 Times Square.�In-person and virtual registration is open [link in bio]

02/26/2026

The final countdown.

Next week, we gather for Endometriosis 2026: A Nerve-Centric Disease — a meeting designed to challenge convention and advance how we understand this complex illness.

This is the first conference in our field to place the nervous system at the center of endometriosis biology and surgical care, bridging neuroscience, inflammation, and precision surgery.

This is not simply a meeting, it is a progression. A necessary evolution.

📍 March 6–7, 2026�📍 3 Times Square, New York City

Registration is still open https://www.endofound.org/medicalconference

I look forward to welcoming clinicians, researchers, patients, and advocates.






The Endometriosis Foundation of America

A powerful moment for the entire Endo community.
02/23/2026

A powerful moment for the entire Endo community.

02/21/2026

Pain is not random.
Symptoms are not imagined.
Endometriosis is not “just a gynecologic condition.”

This is why we must rethink how we understand this disease.

In my conversation with Dr. Stavros Zanos, we explore the role of the nervous system, particularly the vagus nerve, and how neuroinflammation and neural pathways may shape endometriosis and chronic pain.

This paradigm shift is the focus of a groundbreaking and truly unique meeting at this year’s The Endometriosis Foundation of America’s Medical Conference:

Endometriosis 2026: A Nerve-Centric Disease

The first conference dedicated to placing the nervous system at the center of endometriosis biology and surgical care.

🗓 March 6–7
đź“Ť Times Square, NYC
đź”— Registration now open: https://www.endofound.org/medicalconference

I hope you will join us.

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