General Surgery
Open Surgery
Open surgery is a traditional type of surgery in which large incisions are made using a scalpel. While this can be performed safely and effectively, the larger incision may cause trauma and could result in a longer recovery. Furthermore, there is a higher risk of bleeding and infection. Open surgery is usually compared to “minimally invasive” surgical techniques, which involve smaller incisions. However, there are times where open surgery is a preferred approach by the surgeon. Our dedicated team can diagnose and give you the best treatment option available based on your medical conditions.
Laparoscopic Surgery
Also known as minimally invasive surgery, Laparoscopic surgery is an operation performed through the abdomen or pelvis area using small incisions and with the aid of a small camera and laparoscope instruments. There are a number of advantages of performing laparoscopic surgery versus open surgical procedures; these include less trauma, shorter recovery time, reduced pain, and less hemorrhaging.