The cost of laparoscopic surgery for chocolate cysts is about $10,000 to $15,000. The charges will vary from hospital to hospital and from region to region. Generally, the charges of tertiary hospitals are higher than those of secondary hospitals, and the charges of developed regions are higher than those of backward regions. The laparoscopic surgery for chocolate cysts is also based on the length of the surgery, as well as the difficulty of the surgery, whether there are adhesions in the abdominal cavity during the surgery and how much anesthesia is used, the time of monitoring, etc., to consider the cost of the surgery. Chocolate cysts are generally endometriotic cysts. If you are a young woman, you need to perform laparoscopic removal of ovarian chocolate cysts and aspirate as much chocolate cyst fluid from the abdominal cavity as possible to avoid complications caused by implantation. In older women, resection of one adnexa or ovary is a more thorough procedure.