Recurrent hernia laparoscopic repair- Two years ago, a patient underwent open surgery for a hernia. The procedure left a visible scar. More importantly, the hernia reappeared—this time on both sides, with the left side being more prominent. This recurrence affected the patient’s comfort and confidence. That’s when they turned to Dr. Nayar for a less invasive, long-lasting solution.
Upon evaluation, Dr. Nayar confirmed a bilateral recurrent inguinal hernia. This condition often arises when the abdominal wall doesn’t heal fully after previous surgery, especially open procedures. The left side showed greater protrusion and discomfort, indicating the need for timely intervention.
Why Laparoscopic Mesh Repair Was Chosen
Instead of repeating open surgery, which could increase scar tissue and healing time, Dr. Nayar recommended laparoscopic mesh repair. This advanced technique involves smaller incisions, faster healing, and minimal visible scarring. Moreover, it reduces the risk of future recurrence.
Procedure and Outcome
The recurrent hernia laparoscopic repair, laparoscopic mesh repair was successfully performed. Using tiny instruments and a camera, Dr. Nayar accessed the hernia sites and placed a strong, flexible mesh to reinforce the abdominal wall on both sides. The patient experienced minimal pain post-surgery and resumed normal activities within a few days. Thanks to the minimally invasive approach, recovery was swift and smooth.
Conclusion
Hernia recurrence can be frustrating, but modern surgical techniques offer reliable solutions. If you’ve experienced a return of symptoms after a previous hernia surgery, it might be time to explore laparoscopic mesh repair. Reach out to Dr. Nayar for expert assessment and personalized care.