Laparoscopy Surgery – Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital

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Laparoscopic Surgery

The idea of surgery can feel worrying, especially when you think about large scars, pain, and long hospital stays. Thanks to modern advances, many operations today can be performed through just a few tiny incisions, using a technique called laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery.

At Niramayaa Superspeciality Hospital, our experienced surgeons perform a wide range of laparoscopic procedures using advanced high-definition equipment. Our aim is to treat your condition effectively while helping you recover faster, with less discomfort, and get back to your normal life sooner.

Laparoscopic surgery is a minimally invasive surgical technique in which the surgeon makes a few small cuts, usually 5 to 10 mm, in the abdomen. A thin tube with a high-definition camera, called a laparoscope, is inserted through one of these cuts, sending magnified images of the inside of the body to a screen. The surgeon then uses specially designed fine instruments, inserted through the other small cuts, to perform the operation with precision.

Because it avoids a large incision, laparoscopic surgery is gentler on the body than traditional open surgery.

Smaller Incisions: A few tiny cuts instead of one large incision.

Less Pain: Reduced pain after surgery and less need for pain medication.

Shorter Hospital Stay: Many patients go home within one to two days, and some on the same day.

Faster Recovery: Quicker return to daily activities, work, and normal routine.

Minimal Scarring:Small scars that fade well over time.

Lower Risk of Complications: Reduced risk of wound infection and incisional hernia.

Less Blood Loss: Precise surgery with minimal bleeding.

Experienced Surgeons: Our team is skilled in both routine and advanced laparoscopic procedures.
Advanced Technology: High-definition laparoscopic systems and modern surgical instruments for clear visualisation and precise surgery.
Modern Operation Theatres: Well-equipped OTs with strict sterilisation and infection-control protocols.
Expert Anaesthesia Care: Experienced anaesthetists ensuring your safety and comfort throughout the procedure.
Personalised Care: A clear explanation of your condition, the procedure, and recovery, so you feel informed and confident.

General Surgery

Gallbladder removal (laparoscopic cholecystectomy) for gallstones, appendix removal (laparoscopic appendectomy), hernia repair, including inguinal, umbilical, and incisional hernias, diagnostic laparoscopy for unexplained abdominal pain, and laparoscopic surgery for hiatus hernia and acid reflux.

Gynaecological Surgery

Laparoscopic hysterectomy (uterus removal), myomectomy (fibroid removal while preserving the uterus), ovarian cyst removal, treatment of endometriosis, ectopic pregnancy surgery, laparoscopic tubal ligation (family planning), and diagnostic laparoscopy for infertility, including tubal patency testing and treatment of blocked tubes.

Hysteroscopy (often combined with laparoscopy)

Removal of uterine polyps and small fibroids, correction of uterine septum, and evaluation of abnormal bleeding and infertility.

Other Procedures

Laparoscopic urological procedures, bariatric (weight-loss) surgery, and colorectal surgery. (Please confirm availability, and remove if not offered.)

Is laparoscopic surgery safe?

Yes. Laparoscopic surgery is a well-established, safe technique performed worldwide. Like any surgery, it carries some risks, which your surgeon will explain before the procedure.

How long does the surgery take?

This depends on the procedure. Simple operations such as gallbladder or appendix removal may take around an hour, while complex surgeries may take longer.

Will I have visible scars?

The incisions are very small and usually heal into faint scars that become less noticeable over time.

Why do I feel shoulder pain after surgery?

During surgery, carbon dioxide gas is used to gently inflate the abdomen. Some of this gas may irritate nerves and cause temporary shoulder pain, which usually settles within one to two days.

Is laparoscopic surgery more expensive than open surgery?

The cost of the procedure may sometimes be slightly higher, but a shorter hospital stay and faster return to work often balance this out. Our team will provide a clear cost estimate, and cashless insurance facilities are available. (Please confirm.)