FAQ – for Laparoscopy/Hysteroscopy Surgeries

Common Concerns We Solve

Told Your Fibroid Is Too Big for Laparoscopy?

We have removed 20cm large fibroid, cervical & broad ligament fibroid — even cases that other surgeons refused.

Had Previous C-Section & Worried About Surgery?

Specializing in laparoscopy for patients with previous LSCS, multiple surgeries & adhesions — including frozen pelvis cases.

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Suffering from Endometriosis & Told “No Cure”?

Expert in mild to severe endometriosis, chocolate cysts & recto-vaginal bladder endometriosis with frozen pelvis — laparoscopically.

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Is Your Doctor’s Experience Long Enough?

35+ years & 20,000+ surgeries. FOGSI-ICOG recognized training centre since 20+ years. National Course Director for endoscopic training.

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Is Laparoscopy Too Expensive?

Charges are comparable to open surgery — with faster recovery, less pain & shorter hospital stay. Most patients go home in 24-48 hrs.

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3D Vision: The Future of Precision Surgery

Advanced 3D laparoscopy restores natural depth perception — enabling millimetre-level precision around delicate nerves & blood vessels. Faster suturing, stronger uterine healing & better reproductive outcomes.

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1. What are the advantages of Endoscopy-laparoscopy surgery ?

Very small scars
Faster recovery
Faster return to routine work
Early discharge
Less post-operative pain
Less post-operative adhesions
Better surgical outcome
Procedure can be recorded & reviewed

2. What are the requisites before the surgery ?

Proper understanding of the diagnosis & procedure
Basic all blood reports
Physician fitness with ECG

3. What are the preparations just before the surgery ?

Patient should be fasting for 6 hours
Consent
Local parts preparation
Remove all jewelry

4. Under which anesthesia is the laparoscopy-hysteroscopy surgery done ? Do I feel anything during the surgery ?

General Anesthesia
Patient does not feel anything during the surgery

5. How long will the surgery last ?

As per individual surgery, varying from half an hour to 2-3 hours

6. When can I start walking after the surgery ?

Within 4-6 hours

7. When can I start taking orally after the surgery ?

Within 4-6 hours

8. When can I go home after the surgery ?

Within 24-48 hours

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