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Dr. Rashmi Bhamare combines specialised fertility expertise with advanced laparoscopic and robotic gynaecological surgery to provide comprehensive care for infertility and complex gynaecological conditions, with every treatment decision guided by what is right for the patient.
Meet Dr. Rashmi
Precision Meets Expertise
The Journey to Motherhood
Every Question Matters
4.8 across 269+ Google reviews · 0to9 Fertility, Laparoscopy & Robotic Center, Baner
From routine check-ups to complex robotic surgery, all of it under one roof at 0to9, Baner.
Minimally invasive keyhole surgery for fibroids, endometriosis, chocolate cysts, ovarian and adnexal masses, gynaecological cancers, complex pelvic conditions, uterine or cervical polyps and thickened endometrium: used wherever it is suitable, for less pain, shorter hospital stays and a quicker return to daily life.
From fertility evaluation to IUI, IVF, ICSI and fertility preservation, every treatment starts with understanding your individual needs. The aim is simple: recommend the right treatment, not the most complicated one.
From pre-pregnancy planning to delivery, with personalised care throughout the journey. Support for normal and high-risk pregnancies, previous pregnancy losses, medical complications and pregnancies requiring closer monitoring.
Personalised care for intimate concerns, including laser vaginal tightening, hymenoplasty, vaginoplasty and vaginal skin brightening treatments, with a focus on comfort, privacy and individual needs.
Evaluation, diagnosis and surgical management of gynaecological cancers and suspicious conditions, with minimally invasive surgical options considered wherever appropriate.
Pain during intercourse, low sexual desire and other intimate concerns deserve a confidential, judgement-free conversation. Understanding the cause is the first step towards appropriate treatment.
Diagnosis and treatment of common gynaecological infections, along with preventive care and recommended vaccinations to support long-term reproductive and women’s health.
From adolescent health and contraception to cervical and breast screening, menstrual concerns, menopause and preventive care: comprehensive support through every stage of a woman’s life.
Irregular periods, PCOS, heavy bleeding, hormonal concerns, perimenopause and menopause: problems that can affect your health, confidence and everyday life, and deserve more than being called “normal”.
The doctor women send their sisters to
Patients describe Dr. Bhamare the same way over and over: she listened, and then she explained it in words that made sense. That’s why so many of them arrive on a friend’s recommendation rather than a search result.
Underneath that is serious surgical craft. MBBS, MS, DNB, MRCOG (UK), DiSRM (UK), FMAS, and a Fellowship in Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility from the USA. She operates through incisions a few millimetres wide, using robotic assistance for fibroids, endometriosis and complex pelvic surgery: work that fifteen years ago meant an open abdomen and six weeks of recovery.
The training is what makes the surgery safe. The listening is what makes the decision yours.
0to9, Baner Road
“Every woman who walks in is carrying a story, a fear and a hope. My job is to be exact about the medicine and honest about the rest.”
Dr. Rashmi Bhamare · Robotic gynaecologic surgeon · Fertility specialist
Some of it turns out to be nothing at all. Both are worth ten unhurried minutes to find out.
Some of these turn out to be nothing. That’s a good outcome, and it’s worth ten unhurried minutes to find out.
None of these mean the worst. All of them mean it’s worth asking.
A first visit is about 20 to 30 minutes. You will leave with a plan you understand, and no pressure to decide anything that day.
Nothing gets recommended until there’s a clear picture. Every test is explained: what it looks for, what it costs, and whether you actually need it.
| Test | What it tells us |
|---|---|
| Ultrasound & sonography | A painless, real-time look at the uterus, ovaries and pelvis. |
| Hormone & fertility panel | AMH, FSH and thyroid: ovarian reserve and hormonal balance in one blood draw. |
| Ovulation tracking | Whether and when you’re ovulating, so timing isn’t guesswork. |
| Hysteroscopy & laparoscopy | A direct look inside, used only when it will change the plan. |
| Tubal assessment (HSG) | Whether the fallopian tubes are open. |
| Semen analysis | Roughly a third of fertility difficulty is male-factor. Both partners get tested. |
Her own practice. Unhurried consultations, open 24 hours.
Her own practiceConsultant gynaecologist and robotic surgeon.
ConsultantConsultant gynaecologist and fertility specialist.
ConsultantSurgery is scheduled at whichever centre is right for your case. She’ll explain why.
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The techniques she uses were taught to her in London and in the USA. She spends a meaningful part of her year giving them away, at national and international conferences on robotic gynaecology, in training sessions for younger surgeons, and in community health talks across Pune.
It matters for a practical reason. A surgeon who teaches a procedure has to be able to defend every step of it.
Training and recognition
Credentials matter most when you’re deciding whether to trust someone with an operation. Here they are, in plain terms.
Membership of the UK’s professional body for the specialty, awarded by examination.
Subspecialty training in fertility and reproductive medicine.
Awarded by the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare.
Indian postgraduate specialist qualification, earned by both routes.
Most couples wait far longer than they need to. Here’s the honest timeline, and what actually happens at a first visit.
Smaller scars are the least interesting part. A plain-language comparison of how each one works, who it suits, and what the first two weeks feel like.
What’s actually happening hormonally, what the tests show, and the handful of changes that make the biggest difference.
If your question is not here, ask it directly. The front desk answers on WhatsApp, and Dr. Bhamare answers the rest at the consultation.
For the right cases, it usually means less blood loss, smaller scars, less pain and a faster recovery. It isn’t automatically better for every condition. Some cases are genuinely better served by keyhole or open surgery, and Dr. Bhamare will say so. The robot is an instrument she controls; it doesn’t make decisions.
Most patients go home within one to two days and return to desk work in about two weeks, depending on the procedure and their own health. You’ll get a specific answer for your case before you consent to anything.
If you’re under 35 and have been trying for a year, or over 35 and have been trying for six months, it’s time. Come earlier if you have irregular cycles, known endometriosis or PCOS, or a previous pregnancy loss. Both partners should come to the first appointment.
No, and many people are relieved to hear it. A significant number of couples conceive with cycle tracking, medication or IUI. IVF is recommended when the evaluation shows it’s genuinely the right route, not as a default.
About 20–30 minutes. She’ll take a full history, examine you if needed, look at any reports you bring, and explain what she thinks is going on. Bring previous scans, blood tests and a list of medicines. You’ll leave with a plan you understand, and no pressure to decide anything that day.
Infertility, fibroids, endometriosis, ovarian cysts, PCOS, heavy or irregular periods, high-risk pregnancy, menopause symptoms, and routine well-woman screening.
0to9 Fertility, Laparoscopy & Robotic Center, Unity Commercial, Baner Road, near KFC, Veerbhadra Nagar, Baner, Pune 411069. Open 24 hours. Call +91 75078 90909.
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A fertility question, a second opinion on surgery someone has recommended, or a check-up you have put off. All of them are reason enough to call.
