Hernia Surgery

Hernia surgery repairs a weak spot in the abdominal wall through which an organ or fatty tissue is pushing where it should not be, restoring the wall and removing the bulge. It is one of the most common operations in the world, and modern keyhole technique allows it to be done through a few tiny incisions with a mesh that reinforces the area and makes a return of the hernia far less likely. Because the wound is small, pain is mild and most people are back on their feet quickly. Many patients travel abroad for hernia surgery to reach experienced general surgical teams, minimally invasive equipment, short waiting times and a smooth recovery that fits neatly into a short trip away from home.