Teens & young adults
A comfortable place to begin
Education about periods and body changes, private questions, preventive care, and contraception when needed. A first visit does not automatically mean a pelvic exam.
Gynecology & women’s health · Libertyville, IL
Care that starts with listening
Your symptoms, questions, and concerns deserve thoughtful attention. Dr. Yasir A. Mekki provides personalized gynecology and women’s health care in Libertyville for everyday needs, new changes, and ongoing conditions — with clear explanations in English, Arabic, and Spanish.
Your concern is enough
You do not need to wait until something feels unbearable
Periods that interrupt your life, pelvic discomfort, changes in your body, questions about birth control, or simply wanting to stay well are all valid reasons to make an appointment. We meet you where you are.
What brings you in?
Care for the concerns women are navigating now
Choose the area that feels closest to what you are experiencing. You do not need to know the medical name for it before you call.
Preventive & well-woman care
Routine visits, age-appropriate screening, breast and pelvic health, and time to ask questions about your overall well-being.
Learn more →Periods, bleeding & hormones
Heavy, painful, irregular, or missed periods; bleeding between periods; PCOS concerns; and other cycle changes.
Learn more →Pelvic pain & pressure
Help finding the cause of persistent pain, painful sex, pressure, fibroids, ovarian cysts, or possible endometriosis.
Learn more →Birth control & family planning
Judgment-free conversations about contraception, IUDs, reproductive goals, and preparing for a future pregnancy.
Learn more →Vaginal, vulvar & sexual health
Confidential care for irritation, discharge, infections, STI screening, dryness, skin changes, or sexual discomfort.
Learn more →Perimenopause & menopause
Individualized support for hot flashes, sleep changes, mood concerns, vaginal symptoms, and hormone therapy questions.
Learn more →A more respectful visit
You should feel informed, not rushed
Gynecologic care can feel deeply personal. Whether this is your first visit, you have had a difficult healthcare experience, or you are worried your symptoms will be dismissed, you are welcome to tell us what you need.
✓ We listen before making assumptions
Your symptoms and their effect on your life are part of the medical picture.
✓ We explain what comes next
We discuss why an exam, test, or treatment may help before moving forward.
✓ We welcome questions
You deserve plain-language answers and time to understand your choices.
✓ We make decisions together
Your health history, priorities, and reproductive goals help shape the plan.
Care that changes with you
Support through every stage
Reproductive years
Care that fits real life
Wellness, cycle concerns, contraception, fertility questions, pregnancy planning, pelvic pain, and treatment options that respect your goals.
Midlife & beyond
Guidance for changing needs
Perimenopause and menopause support, bleeding changes, sexual and vaginal health, bone-health conversations, and continued preventive care.
Complete gynecologic care
From answers to treatment
We begin with a conversation and recommend only the evaluation or treatment that makes sense for you. When additional care is needed — including gynecologic procedures or surgery — we guide you through the options with clear next steps.
- Annual wellness visits
- Pap & HPV screening
- Breast health evaluation
- Pelvic examination
- Ultrasound evaluation
- Contraception & IUDs
- STI testing
- Abnormal bleeding care
- Fibroid evaluation
- Endometriosis concerns
- Ovarian cysts
- Menopause care
It is okay to ask
What happens at a gynecology visit?+
We begin by discussing your health history, concerns, medications, and goals. Any exam, screening, or testing is based on your age, symptoms, history, and what is appropriate for that visit.
Does every visit include a pelvic exam or Pap test?+
No. A well-woman visit and cervical cancer screening are not always the same thing. We explain what is recommended for you and why before an exam or test.
What if pelvic exams are difficult for me?+
Please tell us. Anxiety, pain, past experiences, and personal boundaries matter. We can talk through the visit, explain each step, and discuss ways to make care more comfortable.
Should I make an appointment if I am unsure something is wrong?+
Yes. You do not need to diagnose yourself first. If a symptom is new, persistent, worrying, or affecting daily life, a conversation can help determine whether evaluation is needed.
Bring the questions you have been carrying
Whether you need a routine visit or answers about a change in your body, our Libertyville team is ready to listen and help you move forward.