Advanced Gynecological
Laparoscopic Surgery in Bangalore

What is Laparoscopic Gynecologic Surgery?

Laparoscopic gynecologic surgery is a type of surgery that is not very invasive and is used to find and treat many different women's health problems. Laparoscopy doesn't need big cuts like open surgery does. Instead, it uses:

• Very small cuts (typically 0.5–1 cm)
• A laparoscope, which is a high-definition camera, lets you see things clearly.
• Tools that are made for accurate surgical work

Benefits include:

• Less pain and discomfort
• Less scarring and better results for the skin
• Lower chance of becoming sick and having problems
• Faster return to normal activity

Many gynecological treatments now use this method as the gold standard since it makes therapy safer and more comfortable for women.

Types of Laparoscopic Surgeries Offered

Each surgery is customized to meet the specific needs of the patient, guaranteeing the best outcomes and a seamless recovery.

• Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: Taking out the uterus with techniques that are less intrusive so that recovery is faster.
• Laparoscopic Ovarian Cystectomy: The removal of cysts from the ovaries while keeping healthy ovarian tissue.
• Diagnostic Laparoscopy for Infertility: An examination of the pelvic organs to find out what is causing infertility.
• Laparoscopic adhesiolysis: It is the process of removing pelvic adhesions to ease pain and boost fertility.
• Tubal Recanalization Procedures: Reopening obstructed fallopian tubes to help conception is called tubal recanalization.

What to Expect Before, During & After Surgery

Pre-operative Evaluation

• A complete medical history and physical assessment
• Blood testing, imaging, and an evaluation of anesthetic
• In-depth conversation on the dangers, advantages, and steps of the process

During Surgery

• Done while the patient was asleep
• Small cuts created in the stomach
• Instruments and a laparoscope are put in place for precision operation.
• Most operations take between one and two hours.

After Surgery

• Watched over in the recovery chamber
• Most people can leave within 24 hours.
• It's typical to feel little discomfort and bloating, although these things don't last long.

Recovery Timeline and Dos & Don’ts

• In 2–3 days, you can start doing light activities again.
• For 2 to 4 weeks, don't do hard workouts or lift heavy things
• Follow-up appointments to check on recovery and talk about any worries

Long-term Care and Follow-up

• Regular check-ups to make sure you're fully healed
• Advice on health, lifestyle, and fertility