Dr. Resad Pasic, MD

Dr. Pasic is the rudest, most condescending doctor I've ever met. I went to him for help with endometriosis symptoms and left the office in tears 3 times after being pressured that my only option was a hysterectomy because he insisted I also had adenomyosis. After being miserable with pain, I finally conceded. He's supposed to be the best of the best, right? Surely he knew what he was talking about even if he had horrible bedside manners. Unfortunately not, after a traumatic surgery, I am left with more questions and no diagnosis. No endometriosis or adenomyosis was found and he had the audacity to yell at ME that it was my fault for pushing for surgery and refused to help me with my pelvic pain which has only gotten worse since surgery. If you already know for sure you have endo, he might be a good surgeon for you, otherwise steer clear. And prepare yourself, he has the manners of a venemous cobra.

After a long research, I have found Dr. Pasic and went to see him as an out of state patient. His experience with minimally invasive laparoscopic surgery was the reason for us to travel from Florida to Louisville, KY with two kids. We are so glad that we found Dr. Pasic and travelled over 1000 miles to get his care. He was super with explaining and planning the best case, worse case and in-between for my complex endometriosis and bladder mass surgery. He was very through and detail oriented. A long and potentially complex surgery went well under the exceptional execution of Dr. Pasic. He is a very humble, professional an exceptional doctor. I highly recommend him.

I just moved to KY. I have pelvic floor issues. So, I called U of L to get a GYN, I asked for one with experience with this disease. He seemed to know the disease but didn't know much else. He was rough with the speculum for someone with my issues. He said that he didn't see anything wrong. DIdn't know any Women's Health PTs. I had to tell him one that I had found but needed a script to go. He had to look up any others. I left in a lot of pain. 7 days later, I still don't have a script.