Generally, it is safe to attempt pregnancy 6-12 months after laparoscopic surgery. This timeline can vary depending on the type of procedure performed and individual's response to treatment. If a fertility specialist determines that further treatment or monitoring may be necessary before attempting pregnancy, they may suggest waiting longer than 12 months before attempting conception. It is important to discuss your plans for conceiving with your doctor prior to any surgical procedures so that you can understand all the risks and potential complications associated with trying for a baby after laparoscopy.