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Hernia Surgery in Lahore

Hernia surgery repairs a weak spot in the abdominal wall where tissue or an organ pushes through. The procedure closes the gap with fine sutures or a mesh at Farooq Hospital in Lahore. The keyhole approach means small cuts, less pain, and a faster return to normal routine.

Hernia Surgery in Lahore by Dr. Shehryar Niazi

Dr. Shehryar Niazi treats all common hernia types, from inguinal and umbilical to incisional and hiatal, using both laparoscopic and open techniques. His team focuses on a secure repair and a comfortable recovery for patients in Lahore and Bhakkar.

Mesh hernia repair, laparoscopic first

A hernia is a mechanical problem: a gap in the muscle wall that lets tissue push through. It never heals with belts, exercises or time. It only enlarges. Modern repair places a mesh over the defect, and at the Lahore clinic the first choice is the laparoscopic route, TAPP or TEP for groin hernias and IPOM for many ventral and incisional ones.

The keyhole approach means less wound pain and an earlier return to driving and desk work, which is why it suits working patients across DHA, Cantt and the corporate side of the city. Complex and recurrent hernias, including redo repairs after failed surgery elsewhere, are part of the routine caseload at Farooq Hospital DHA.

When a hernia becomes an emergency

A hernia that suddenly becomes hard, painful and impossible to push back may be strangulating, which cuts off blood supply to the trapped bowel. That is an emergency operation, not a clinic appointment. Repairing a hernia electively, while it is still soft and reducible, is the safer and smaller procedure. If you can push it back today, that is exactly the right week to book assessment on +92 310 1612820.

Procedures we perform

Frequently asked questions

What types of hernia does Dr. Shehryar Niazi treat?
He treats inguinal, umbilical, incisional, hiatal and other common hernias, and chooses laparoscopic or open repair based on your case.
Is laparoscopic hernia repair better than open surgery?
Both work well. Laparoscopic repair uses small cuts and often means less pain and a quicker recovery, though the right choice depends on the hernia.

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