General & Laparoscopic
Treatments

Minimally invasive repair of inguinal hernia using mesh placement via small incisions, reducing pain, lowering recurrence risk, and enabling faster recovery.

Advanced laparoscopic technique to repair abdominal wall hernias using mesh support, offering reduced pain, shorter hospital stay, and quicker return to routine activities.

Traditional surgical approach using a mesh to reinforce the weakened area, ensuring durable repair with effective symptom relief in suitable hernia cases.

Open surgery to repair larger abdominal wall hernias using mesh reinforcement is ideal for complex cases requiring direct access and long-term stability.

Specialised technique to reconstruct large abdominal wall defects by separating muscle layers, allowing tension-free closure and improved structural support.

Minimally invasive removal of the gallbladder through small incisions provides effective relief from gallstones with minimal pain and quick recovery.

Endoscopic procedure to remove bile duct stones or place stents, restoring normal bile flow and preventing complications like infection or jaundice.

Surgical removal of the gallbladder through a larger incision is usually performed in complex cases where laparoscopic surgery is not suitable.

Minimally invasive technique to remove stones from the bile duct during gallbladder surgery, avoiding the need for separate procedures.

Minimally invasive removal of the appendix using small incisions, offering less pain, quicker healing, and faster return to daily activities.

Traditional surgical removal of the appendix through a small abdominal incision is typically used in complicated or emergency cases.

Procedure to drain pus from an abscess caused by appendicitis, helping control infection and stabilise the patient before further treatment.

Removal of one lobe of the thyroid gland to treat nodules or localised disease while preserving partial thyroid function.

Complete removal of the thyroid gland, commonly done for cancer or severe thyroid disorders, requires lifelong hormone replacement.

Second-stage surgery to remove the remaining thyroid tissue after partial removal is often done when cancer is confirmed.

Surgical removal of the thyroid isthmus to treat small, localised nodules with minimal impact on overall thyroid function.

Removal of most thyroid tissue while preserving a small portion is used in selected cases to balance disease control and function.

Surgical removal of a breast lump for diagnostic evaluation and treatment, helping determine whether the lump is benign or malignant.

Breast-conserving surgery to remove a tumour along with surrounding tissue, preserving breast shape while ensuring complete removal.

Advanced technique combining cancer removal with cosmetic reconstruction, maintaining breast appearance, along with effective treatment.

Procedure to check the first draining lymph nodes for cancer spread, minimising unnecessary removal of multiple lymph nodes.

Surgical removal of multiple lymph nodes from the armpit to assess and control cancer spread in advanced cases.

Complete removal of breast tissue to treat or prevent breast cancer, sometimes followed by reconstruction procedures.

Removal of skin tumours with a margin of healthy tissue to ensure complete clearance and reduce recurrence risk.

Precise technique removing skin cancer layer by layer while preserving healthy tissue, ensuring high cure rates.

Reconstructive procedures to cover defects after tumour removal using nearby tissue or grafts for optimal healing and appearance.

Procedure scraping abnormal tissue and using electric current to destroy remaining cells, commonly used for superficial lesions.

Technique to detect early spread of melanoma by examining key lymph nodes, guiding further treatment decisions.

Laser-based treatment that seals affected veins from within, reducing pain, swelling, and visible veins with minimal downtime.

Uses heat energy to close diseased veins, improving blood flow and relieving symptoms with a minimally invasive approach.

Injection of medicated foam into veins under ultrasound guidance to collapse them and improve appearance and symptoms.

Removal of visible varicose veins through tiny skin punctures, providing immediate cosmetic and symptomatic relief.

The traditional surgical method to tie and remove affected veins is used in selected cases for long-term symptom relief.

Non-thermal technique using medical adhesive to seal veins, offering a quick, painless alternative with rapid recovery.

Surgical removal of fatty lumps through a small incision provides permanent relief with minimal risk of recurrence.

Technique using a very small incision to remove lipomas, reducing scarring while ensuring effective treatment.

Uses a suction technique to remove fatty tissue; ideal for larger lipomas, with better cosmetic outcomes.

Complete removal of the cyst along with its wall to prevent recurrence and ensure long-term resolution.

Procedure to open and drain infected cysts, relieving pain and controlling infection quickly.

Technique where the cyst is opened, and edges are sutured to allow continuous drainage and prevent recurrence.

Minimally invasive procedure to remove cyst fluid using a needle, offering temporary relief in selected cases.

Procedure wrapping the stomach around the oesophagus to strengthen the valve and prevent acid reflux effectively.

Surgical correction of a hernia in the diaphragm restores normal anatomy and reduces reflux symptoms.

Partial wrap procedure that provides reflux control while reducing side effects such as difficulty swallowing.

An endoscopic procedure performed through the mouth to create a valve, avoiding external incisions.

Placement of a magnetic ring around the oesophagus to prevent reflux while allowing normal swallowing.

Removal of thickened skin using specialised tools to relieve pain and improve comfort during walking.

Surgical removal of persistent corn to eliminate pain and prevent recurrence in severe cases.

Surgery to correct underlying bone deformity, addressing the root cause of recurring corns.

Technique removing a wedge-shaped section of tissue to treat deep or recurrent corns effectively.