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(Uterus Removal)
Safe, minimally invasive removal of the uterus for conditions that do not respond to other treatments.
Key Highlights:
- Minimally invasive removal of the uterus through small keyhole incisions
- Recommended when fibroids, prolapse or bleeding don't respond to other treatments
- Faster recovery and less pain compared to open surgery
- Ovaries preserved where medically appropriate
Minimally Invasive First
Laparoscopic technique is used wherever possible to reduce pain and scarring.
Ovary-Sparing When Possible
Healthy ovaries are preserved unless there's a clear medical reason to remove them.
Your path to recovery
Deciding on a hysterectomy is a big step. Our approach focuses on a safe, minimally invasive procedure and a smooth path back to normal life.
Less Pain
Small incisions mean less post-operative discomfort.
Faster Recovery
Most patients are back to routine activity within weeks.
Preserved Hormones
Ovaries retained when medically appropriate.
Compassionate care at every step
Every hysterectomy is planned around your specific diagnosis, with clear guidance at each stage.
Step 01
Consultation & Planning
Review of your diagnosis and discussion of the most suitable surgical approach.
Step 02
Laparoscopic Surgery
Minimally invasive removal of the uterus through small incisions.
Step 03
Recovery & Support
Guidance on recovery timelines and any hormonal considerations afterward.
Frequently asked question
Only if the ovaries are also removed ÔÇö if they're preserved, your natural hormone levels are generally unaffected.
Most patients return to normal activity within 2-4 weeks, much faster than with open surgery.
There's no fixed age ÔÇö it depends on the underlying condition, such as fibroids, prolapse or bleeding that hasn't responded to other treatments.
