Laparoscopic surgery, also known as keyhole surgery or minimally invasive surgery, is a modern technique used to treat many medical conditions with smaller cuts, faster recovery, and fewer complications. At Chirayu Hospital, Jaipur, we specialize in offering the best laparoscopic surgery with advanced equipment and highly experienced surgeons.
Whether you need surgery for gallbladder stones, appendix, hernia, or any abdominal issue – Chirayu Hospital is the right place for safe and effective treatment.
Laparoscopic surgery is a procedure that uses a thin tube with a camera and light (called a laparoscope) to look inside the body. Instead of making large cuts, doctors make 2-3 small cuts (usually less than 1 cm) to perform the surgery. The camera shows the inside of the body on a screen, and the surgeon performs the operation using special tools.
This method is widely used for surgeries like:
There are many reasons why laparoscopic surgery is a better option than traditional open surgery:
At Chirayu Hospital, we follow strict safety protocols and use the latest tools to ensure each laparoscopic surgery is successful and comfortable for the patient.
When it comes to health, you deserve the best care. Here's why patients trust Chirayu Hospital:
At Chirayu Hospital, we offer laparoscopic treatment for:
Before the Surgery:
After the Surgery:
If you or your loved one needs laparoscopic surgery in Jaipur, don’t wait. Early treatment leads to better results and faster recovery. At Chirayu Hospital, you get the care, technology, and expertise you can trust.
What’s the difference between laparoscopic and robotic surgery?
Ans- Laparoscopic and robotic surgery both are minimally invasive, but laparoscopic surgery is performed by the surgeons itself while robotic surgery is performed by a robot controlled by the surgeon for even more precision.
Will you get stitches after laparoscopic surgery?
Ans- Yes, but the stitches are very small that sometimes dissolve on their own. However, the number of stitches and the type of closure used (stitches, glue, or staples) can vary depending on the specific procedure.
Is there any special diet after laparoscopic surgery?
Ans- Yes, a special diet is often recommended after laparoscopic surgery, especially in the initial days of recovery. It typically involves a gradual transition from a liquid diet to a more solid, high-fiber diet, focusing on easy-to-digest foods and required hydration.
Will you have gas or bloating after laparoscopic surgery?
Ans- Yes, some gas pain is common due to the CO₂ used to inflate your abdomen during the procedure but it typically resolves on its own within a few days as the body absorbs it.
Why is laparoscopic surgery performed?
Ans- Laparoscopic surgery is performed for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, primarily to examine and treat conditions within the abdomen and pelvis.
(MBBS, DNB (General Surgery))
[Dr Saurabh Agarwal Bio]