Laparoscopic Surgeries

Keyhole surgery with a clear recovery plan

Laparoscopic surgery for suitable abdominal conditions, performed through small incisions in modular operation theatres.

About the procedure

What to expect.

Laparoscopic surgery uses a camera and small instruments through several small incisions. It may reduce wound size and support earlier movement compared with open surgery.

The surgeon decides whether it is suitable after reviewing the diagnosis, scans, medical history and any previous operations.

Included procedures

Procedures available at Wellmed.

01

Gallbladder surgery

Laparoscopic removal of the gallbladder for suitable gallstone disease.

02

Hernia repair

Keyhole repair for selected groin, umbilical and abdominal wall hernias.

03

Appendix surgery

Laparoscopic appendicectomy when clinically appropriate.

04

Diagnostic laparoscopy

Camera assessment of the abdomen when other tests do not answer the clinical question.

05

Selected bowel procedures

Minimally invasive surgery where suitable after specialist assessment.

Before treatment

Start with a consultation.

Discuss your diagnosis, options and costs before deciding on treatment.

Book a live slot

Book an available time online or send this request on WhatsApp. Call +91 72899 99292 for help.

Good to know

Questions about Laparoscopic Surgeries.

Is laparoscopic surgery right for everyone?
No. The choice depends on the diagnosis, previous surgery and overall health. The surgeon may recommend another approach when it is safer.
Will I still have scars?
Laparoscopic surgery uses small incisions, so scars are usually smaller than with open surgery. Their number and position depend on the procedure.
When can I return to normal activity?
Recovery varies. Follow the surgeon’s instructions for walking, lifting, driving, work and wound care.
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For an emergency, call +91 92180 08790 or come directly to the emergency department.