Specialties
Inguinal (groin), umbilical, incisional (at a previous surgical scar) and complex hernias. Repair is performed by robotic, laparoscopic or open approach, depending on the type and size of the hernia.
Not all inguinal hernias require immediate surgery. Understand when surgery is indicated, when watchful waiting can be considered, and which symptoms demand prompt evaluation.
Read the articleRecovery after hernia surgery depends on the type of hernia and the surgical technique used. Learn about the typical first days, return to activities, and important warning signs.
Read the articleA hernia can remain stable for some time, but it can also enlarge, cause pain, or present complications. The risk depends on the type of hernia, the symptoms, and the characteristics of each patient.
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