Hello, I'm Dr. Aldene

Hello, I'm Dr. Aldene

Dr Aldene Zeno, MD

Thank you for coming to my website. I am a fellowship-trained surgeon in urogynecology, offering a wide range of OBGYN services in Los Angeles, California. My specialties include urinary incontinence, fallen bladder, uterus, pelvic pain, bladder pain, menopause, hormones, failed prior treatments, medical aesthetics for vaginal and vulval health, and much more.

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Pelvic Health for Brown Girls - Dr. Alene's Blog

Time to Recover from Birth or Pelvic Surgery

Why Six Weeks Is Not Enough Time to Recover from Birth or Pelvic Surgery

01 May 2023
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Religion and Vaginal Pain

Religion and Vaginal Pain

01 May 2023
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Pregnancy Reading List for Brown Girls

A Pregnancy Reading List for Brown Girls

04 Mar 2023
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Dr. Aldene’s Care Philosophy

Having done surgical missions in Guatemala, the Philippines, and Uganda, she recognizes the universal impact pelvic floor disorders have on women’s quality of life. Dr. Zeno uses evidence-based medicine to help patients choose treatments that help them thrive through womanhood. She supports multi-disciplinary collaboration with medical colleagues, pelvic floor physiotherapy, acupuncture, and non-medical healers in order to optimize patient outcomes. Prior to joining the OB/Gyn and Incontinence Center at Glendale Adventist, she was a faculty physician at the University of Southern California. She is a native English speaker with advanced Spanish proficiency from her previous role as a medical Spanish translator.

25 %

Pelvic Floor Issues

Percentage of U.S. women who live with bladder leaks, accidental bowel leak, or vaginal hernias (prolapse)

10 %

Advanced Care

Less than 1 in 10 women receive advanced care for bladder leak despite most covered by insurance

15 %

Prolapse Problems

Percentage of women who undergo surgery for prolapse

33 %

Incontinence is Common

1 in 3 women 60 and older suffer with bladder leaks

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