Laparoscopic surgery is the most recommended treatment for gallbladder surgery. It is usually performed under general anesthesia to avoid pain. Two insertions are made and in one cut a laparoscope is inserted which has a tiny light and video camera at the end.

When there is any appendix problem and removal of the appendix is required laparoscopic appendectomy is done. To avoid any appendix rupture a laparoscopic procedure is used to remove an appendix from the abdomen through three small incisions.

Laparoscopic surgical repair of a hernia enables the use of smaller incisions, facilitating a quicker recovery after the procedure. It is also used for subsequent surgeries to avoid past scars and is less likely to result in complications or infections.

Laparoscopic surgical repair of acid reflux enables the use of smaller incisions, facilitating a quicker recovery after the procedure. It is also used for subsequent surgeries to avoid past scars and is less likely to result in complications or infection.