(1) Laparoscopic myomectomy The advantages of laparoscopic surgery: ① Less intraoperative bleeding, less postoperative pelvic adhesions than open surgery. ②Faster postoperative recovery, 6 hours after surgery can be down to the ground, and 2 weeks later can return to the preoperative activity. ③Aesthetic effect of abdominal wall, only 3 small wounds of 0.5-1 cm on the abdominal wall. Indications for surgery: ①Indications for myomectomy, no contraindication to laparoscopic surgery. ②Single myoma diameter ≤10cm, and preferably no more than 3 multiple intermural myomas. (2) Hysteroscopic myomectomy Indications for surgery: ①Submucosal fibroids of maximum diameter ≤5cm, and myoma with a clitoris is not limited in size. ②Small asymptomatic submucosal fibroids with fertility requirements. Transvaginal hysteroscopic surgery is extremely minimally invasive and returns to preoperative state after 2-4 hours postoperatively. (3) Yin-type myomectomy Indications for surgery: ①No pelvic adhesions and a relaxed vagina. Preferably single fibroids with a diameter of ≤10cm.