Early detection saves lives. Dr. Drake provides comprehensive cancer screening, genetic risk assessment, and expert management for women navigating gynecologic cancer concerns.
Gynecologic cancers are among the most treatable when detected early. Dr. Drake prioritizes regular, thorough screening and maintains a high index of suspicion for her patients -- because catching a concern early means more options, better outcomes, and less fear.
For women with elevated risk -- whether through family history, genetic markers like BRCA, or prior abnormal results -- Dr. Drake creates personalized surveillance protocols and partners with oncology specialists when needed. Her concierge model means she can coordinate your care with the urgency and continuity you deserve.
Pap smears and HPV co-testing on an evidence-based schedule, with colposcopy and LEEP available for abnormal results.
Clinical breast exams, mammogram coordination, and high-risk surveillance protocols for patients with elevated lifetime risk.
Evaluation of ovarian symptoms, CA-125 monitoring when indicated, and referral for imaging and specialist consultation when needed.
Assessment of abnormal bleeding and uterine pathology including endometrial sampling, sonohysterography, and specialist coordination.
BRCA1/2 and Lynch syndrome testing, hereditary risk counseling, and personalized prevention strategies for high-risk patients and families.
Evaluation and biopsy of vulvar and vaginal lesions, with referral to gynecologic oncology when malignancy is confirmed or suspected.
When specialist care is required, Dr. Drake coordinates referrals and remains involved in your care team to ensure continuity and advocacy.
Regular screening, prompt follow-up on abnormal results, and a physician who knows your history are the difference between catching something early and missing a window. Dr. Drake's concierge model is built for exactly this.
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Dr. Melissa Drake is not only professional, holistic, and brilliant, but also hilarious and fun. She knows when to laugh and when to be serious.
Rebecca Benozare, Patient