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LAPAROSCOPIC VENTRAL HERNIA REPAIR (IPOM)

Keyhole repair of abdominal and incisional hernias.

Ventral hernias appear through a weakness in the abdominal wall, often at the site of a previous surgical scar. They can enlarge steadily and become uncomfortable or difficult to manage.

Minimally Invasive
Smaller Cuts, Less Pain
Faster Recovery
Safe & Proven
Dr. Rajat Goel
Dr. Rajat GoelMBBS, MS, DNB, MNAMS · Gold Medalist 25+ Years Experience · Gold Medalist · FACS, FICS, FMBS (Taiwan)
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2000+Bariatric Surgeries
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In short

Keyhole repair of abdominal wall and incisional hernias using specialised mesh, avoiding the large wound open repair requires.

About Laparoscopic Ventral Hernia Repair (IPOM)

What is Laparoscopic Ventral Hernia Repair (IPOM)?

Ventral hernias appear through a weakness in the abdominal wall, often at the site of a previous surgical scar. They can enlarge steadily and become uncomfortable or difficult to manage.

The IPOM technique places a specialised mesh on the inner surface of the abdominal wall through keyhole incisions, avoiding the large wound that open repair of the same hernia would require.

  • Avoids the large incision of open repair
  • Lower wound complication rate
  • Effective for hernias at previous scar sites
  • Durable mesh reinforcement
  • Shorter hospital stay in most cases

Who Is It For?

  • Patients with an abdominal wall or incisional hernia
  • People with a hernia at a previous surgical scar
  • Those wanting to avoid a large open incision
  • Patients whose hernia is enlarging

Suitability is always confirmed by a specialist after a full assessment.

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  • Both sides can be repaired in a single operation
  • Mesh reinforcement for a durable result
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  • Smaller incisions and less visible scarring
  • Reduced post-operative pain
  • Shorter hospital stay in most cases
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What to Expect

01Assessment
02Planning
03Surgery
04Recovery

Preparing for Surgery

  • Investigations: Blood tests, imaging and an anaesthetic review confirm the diagnosis and that you are fit for a
  • Fasting instructions: You will be told exactly when to stop eating and drinking. Following this precisely keeps anaest
  • Medication review: Blood thinners, diabetes medication and some supplements may need pausing or adjusting beforehan
  • Arrange support at home: Plan for someone to take you home and help for the first day or two after discharge.

Recovery Timeline

  • First 24 hours: Most patients are up and walking within hours and often discharged the same day or the next morn
  • First week: Port-site soreness settles. Light activity is encouraged; heavy lifting is not.
  • Weeks two to four: Most people return to desk work and driving once comfortable and off strong painkillers.
  • Six weeks onward: Full activity including lifting and gym work resumes on your surgeon's advice.

Benefits & Honest Considerations

Key Benefits

  • Avoids the large incision of open repair
  • Lower wound complication rate
  • Effective for hernias at previous scar sites
  • Durable mesh reinforcement
  • Shorter hospital stay in most cases
  • Faster return to daily activity

Risks & Considerations

Every treatment has trade-offs. These are the ones we discuss with you before you decide.

  • Bleeding, infection and injury to nearby structures are recognised though uncommon risks
  • Conversion to open surgery is occasionally necessary for safety
  • Hernia repairs can recur, particularly with smoking, obesity or heavy lifting too soon
  • General anaesthesia carries its own small risks, assessed beforehand

At a Glance

Treatment Summary

TypeLaparoscopic keyhole surgery
AnaesthesiaGeneral
Hospital stayDay-case or overnight in many cases
IncisionsSeveral small ports
Back to routineTypically 1-3 weeks
Follow-upPost-operative review

Traditional Approach vs Hindivine

TraditionalHindivine
Large single incisionSeveral small ports
Longer hospital stayOften day-case
Slower recoveryFaster return to routine
Higher infection riskLower wound complications
Prominent scarMinimal scarring

Why Choose Hindivine Healthcare

25+ Years ExperienceSurgeon-led care from your first visit
Internationally TrainedFellowships in Singapore, Taiwan and the USA
Advanced TechnologyLaparoscopic, laser and robotic systems
Dietitian & Coaching TeamSupport that continues after treatment
Complete Pre & Post CareAssessment through to follow-up
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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this suitable for very large hernias?
Very large or complex hernias sometimes need an open or combined approach. Imaging guides the decision.
Will the hernia come back?
Mesh repair substantially reduces recurrence, though weight and smoking both affect the risk.
How long is recovery?
Most patients resume light activity within a couple of weeks, with lifting restricted for longer.
Does weight loss help?
Yes. Reducing abdominal pressure lowers recurrence risk, which is why weight management is often advised first.
Will I have a general anaesthetic?
Yes, for most laparoscopic procedures. An anaesthetist assesses you beforehand and discusses the plan.
How soon can I drive?
Once you can perform an emergency stop without pain and are off strong painkillers, usually within one to two weeks.

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