Procedures We Perform
Detailed, plain-language guides to each procedure — what it involves, how recovery actually goes, and what it is likely to cost.
Laparoscopic Myomectomy
Keyhole removal of uterine fibroids that keeps your uterus intact — what the operation involves, how recovery actually feels, and what it costs.
View procedure →Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy (TLH)
Removing the whole uterus through three or four small openings instead of one long cut — who actually needs it, what recovery really feels like, and what it costs.
View procedure →Laparoscopic Ovarian Cystectomy
Taking out an ovarian cyst through three tiny cuts while leaving the ovary itself behind — which cysts actually need this, and what the days after really look like.
View procedure →Laparoscopic Endometriosis Surgery
Surgery for endometriosis is about finding every deposit and removing it properly — here is who actually needs an operation, what we do inside, and what changes afterwards.
View procedure →Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy (Gallbladder Removal)
Gallstone surgery is one of the most common operations we do, and most patients are home the next morning. Here is what the operation actually involves and how the first month feels.
View procedure →Laparoscopic Hernia Repair (TEP / TAPP)
A hernia is a gap in the abdominal wall, and no belt or medicine can close a gap. Here is what keyhole mesh repair actually involves, and how the weeks afterwards really go.
View procedure →Diagnostic & Operative Hysteroscopy
A hysteroscopy lets us look inside the uterus rather than guess at it — and often treat what we find in the same sitting, without a single cut on your body.
View procedure →ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection)
ICSI takes the hardest part of conception out of the sperm's hands — a single sperm is placed directly inside the egg under a microscope. For couples with a male-factor problem, that one step often changes the whole picture.
View procedure →Laparoscopic Appendectomy
Appendicitis rarely gives you much warning. Taking the appendix out through three small keyhole cuts means most people are home within a day and back to ordinary life inside a fortnight.
View procedure →Laser & Stapler Piles Surgery
Most people put off piles surgery because they remember stories of a painful operation and weeks off work. Laser and stapler techniques have changed that picture considerably - both are day-care procedures, and most patients are back at a desk within a week.
View procedure →Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET)
Freezing embryos and transferring them in a later, calmer cycle has quietly become the better way to do IVF for most couples. Here is what an FET cycle actually involves, from the first tablet to the pregnancy test.
View procedure →Egg Freezing (Oocyte Cryopreservation)
Freezing your eggs does not stop the clock, but it does keep a copy of today's eggs for a future you. Here is what an egg freezing cycle actually involves, and how to think about whether it is worth doing.
View procedure →Cervical Cerclage
A cervical stitch is a small operation that can make a very large difference to a pregnancy that has been lost before. Here is who it helps, how it is placed, and what the weeks afterwards are really like.
View procedure →Amniocentesis
A fine needle, a small sample of fluid, and a definite answer about your baby's chromosomes. Here is who genuinely needs amniocentesis, what the test actually feels like, and how to weigh its small risk against the certainty it gives you.
View procedure →Laparoscopic Fundoplication for GERD
When acid reflux stops responding to tablets, or comes straight back the day you stop them, a keyhole operation can rebuild the valve at the top of your stomach. Here is who genuinely benefits, what the surgery involves, and what eating is like afterwards.
View procedure →Fistula Surgery (LIFT / Laser)
A fistula is a small tunnel near the back passage that keeps discharging and refuses to heal on its own. Here is how the sphincter-sparing operations work, what recovery honestly looks like, and why surgeons talk about recurrence openly rather than hiding it.
View procedure →Intrauterine Insemination (IUI)
IUI is the gentlest fertility treatment we offer - a short, outpatient procedure that places prepared sperm directly into the uterus at the right moment. Here is who it suits, what a cycle involves, and when we would suggest moving on.
View procedure →Laparoscopic Ovarian Drilling for PCOS
A short keyhole operation that can nudge stubborn PCOS ovaries back into ovulating — who it is really for, what it can and cannot do, and why it is no longer the first thing we reach for.
View procedure →Surgical Sperm Retrieval (TESA / PESA / micro-TESE)
When no sperm are found in the ejaculate, it does not always mean there are none. Here is how TESA, PESA and micro-TESE find sperm directly from the testis or epididymis for use in ICSI, and what to expect.
View procedure →Caesarean Section (LSCS)
A caesarean is major surgery, and sometimes it is the safest way to meet your baby. Here is when we recommend it, what happens in the theatre, and what the weeks afterwards are really like.
View procedure →Anal Fissure Surgery (Sphincterotomy / Laser)
A fissure is a small tear in the lining of the back passage that hurts far more than its size suggests. Most heal without an operation - here is who genuinely needs sphincterotomy or laser, and what recovery looks like.
View procedure →Endometrial Cancer Surgery (Laparoscopic Staging)
Most early womb cancers can now be operated through keyhole cuts. Here is what the operation involves, what the final report decides, and what recovery looks like, explained without jargon.
View procedure →Cervical Cancer Surgery (Radical Hysterectomy)
When cervical cancer is caught early, an operation can be the main treatment. Here is what radical hysterectomy involves, how we choose between keyhole and open, and what recovery looks like.
View procedure →Ovarian Cancer Surgery (Staging & Debulking)
Surgery is the first step in treating most ovarian cancers. Here is what staging and debulking involve, why the operation is usually open, and what recovery looks like.
View procedure →Laparoscopic Ectopic Pregnancy Surgery
An ectopic pregnancy cannot be moved or saved, and it can become an emergency fast. Here is how keyhole surgery deals with it, what recovery is like, and what it means for future pregnancies.
View procedure →Diagnostic Hystero-Laparoscopy
When tests cannot explain why a couple is not conceiving, we look inside the womb and the pelvis in a single short operation. Here is what happens, and what we do if we find something.
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