Laparoscopic Hernia Surgery

What is it?

A minimally invasive procedure to repair a hernia — a condition where an internal organ pushes through a weak spot in the muscle or tissue wall, commonly in the abdominal area.
Common types of hernias treated laparoscopically:

    Inguinal hernia (groin)
    Umbilical hernia (navel)
    Incisional hernia (after previous surgery)
    Femoral hernia (upper thigh)

  • Visible swelling or bulge in the abdomen/groin
  • Pain or discomfort, especially when lifting or straining
  • Hernia that increases in size
  • Strangulated hernia (emergency)

How is it done?

  • 2–3 small cuts in the abdomen
  • A laparoscope and instruments are inserted
  • The herniated tissue is pushed back
  • A mesh is placed to strengthen the area and prevent recurrence
  • Stitches or tacks are used to hold the mesh in place

Recovery:

  • Hospital stay: Usually 1 day
  • Light activities in 3–5 days
  • Full recovery in 1–2 weeks

Benefits:

Advanced Urological & Laparoscopic Surgeries with Precision and Care

Comprehensive Surgical Expertise