Laparoscopic Hysterectomy in Goregaon, Mumbai – 3D Precision, Faster Recovery
Is Chronic Pelvic Pain or Heavy Bleeding Controlling Your Life?
Are you suffering from heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pressure, or recurring fibroids and adenomyosis that just won’t go away—no matter what medications, hormones, or non-surgical options you try?
Is your daily life, sleep, emotional well-being, or intimacy slowly slipping away due to a condition that once felt manageable?
No woman wants to part with her uterus. But for many, hysterectomy becomes a necessity—not a choice—when the symptoms overwhelm every aspect of life.
The decision is never easy. It comes with a storm of emotions:
- “Will I lose a part of my identity?”
- “Will it change how I feel as a woman?”
- “How long will I be down? Will I recover fully?”
These concerns are real. Fears of pain, weight gain, loss of sexual confidence, or future health issues like weak bones or eye problems can be emotionally paralyzing.
But here’s the truth: You’re not just afraid of surgery—you’re afraid of what life will feel like afterward. And that fear can leave you stuck when all you want is to feel normal again.
You’re Not Alone—And There Is Hope
At Vardaan Hospital, we offer a breakthrough solution: 3D Laparoscopic Hysterectomy.
With tiny keyhole incisions and advanced 4K 3D visualization, this minimally invasive surgery ensures:
- Exceptional surgical precision
- Minimal bleeding and scarring
- Faster recovery—with most patients walking within hours
Led by Dr. Dimple Doshi—a renowned laparoscopic surgeon with 27+ years of experience and 25,000+ successful surgeries—our mission is to heal you gently, preserve your dignity, and help you reclaim your life.
This isn’t just a surgery—it’s your turning point. And you deserve to step into it without fear.
What is a Laparoscopic Hysterectomy?
Laparoscopic hysterectomy is a minimally invasive surgical procedure to remove the uterus. It uses a thin, camera-equipped tube called a laparoscope inserted through tiny incisions in the abdomen. This advanced technique offers less pain, quicker recovery, minimal scarring, and shorter hospital stay compared to traditional open surgery.
Common Synonyms and Related Terms:
- Keyhole hysterectomy
- Minimally invasive hysterectomy
- Laparoscopic uterus removal
- 3D laparoscopic hysterectomy
- LAVH – Laparoscopic-Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy
- TLH – Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy
- Laparoscopic gynecological surgery
What Are the Common Reasons to Need a Laparoscopic Hysterectomy?
Laparoscopic hysterectomy is typically recommended when non-surgical or medical treatments have failed or when there’s a clear medical necessity. This minimally invasive approach is often preferred for its safety, faster recovery, and lower complication rate.
Common Medical Indications:
- Uterine fibroids causing heavy bleeding, pressure, or pain
- Endometriosis or adenomyosis with severe symptoms
- Persistent heavy or irregular menstrual bleeding
- Complex ovarian cysts unresponsive to conservative treatments
- Early-stage gynecological cancers (e.g., uterus, cervix, ovaries)
- Chronic pelvic pain not resolved with other treatments
- Uterine prolapse affecting daily function or comfort
Always consult a gynecologist to evaluate if laparoscopic hysterectomy is the right option based on your condition and future goals.
How Is Laparoscopic Hysterectomy Performed at Vardaan Hospital?
Laparoscopic hysterectomy at Vardaan Hospital is performed under general anesthesia using tiny incisions and a 3D laparoscope for enhanced clarity. We use the Karl Storz Rubina 4K 3D system—a globally advanced platform for precision surgery.
Step-by-Step Surgical Walkthrough:
- Anesthesia & Positioning
- General anesthesia is administered
- Patient is placed in a lithotomy position with a head-down tilt
- Port Placement
- 3D camera port placed at the umbilicus
- CO₂ is insufflated to create working space
- 3–4 additional small incisions (5–10 mm)
- Surgical instruments inserted through access ports
- Camera Insertion & Inflation
- Rubina 4K 3D camera provides magnified surgical view
- Uterus Dissection
- Uterus detached from surrounding structures
- Uterine arteries sealed using bipolar energy
- Uterine Removal
- Removed through the vagina or morcellated laparoscopically
- Vaginal vault closed using absorbable sutures
- Vault Suspension
- Performed in cases with prolapse risk to prevent vault descent
- Final Inspection & Closure
- Pelvic cavity is cleaned with irrigation
- CO₂ is deflated, instruments are removed
- Incisions closed using cosmetic sutures or surgical glue
Duration:
Average surgical time is 90–150 minutes depending on case complexity.
What are the benefits of laparoscopic hysterectomy?
- Minimal blood loss (especially with 3D visualization)
- Short hospital stay (usually 24–48 hrs)
- Faster return to normal life (7–10 days)
- Less pain, less scarring
- Better cosmetic results
- Lower risk of infections and hernias
Who is the ideal candidate for laparoscopic hysterectomy?
Suitable if you:
- Have symptomatic fibroids or adenomyosis
- Experience heavy bleeding not responding to treatment
- Have complex ovarian cysts or early-stage gynaecological cancer
May not be ideal if:
- You have very large fibroids (>24-week size uterus)
- You have dense adhesions from past multiple surgeries
- You require open staging for advanced cancer
Which surgical techniques are used at our hospital?
- Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy (TLH)
- Laparoscopic Assisted Vaginal Hysterectomy (LAVH)
- Laparoscopic Supracervical Hysterectomy (LSH)
- 3D Hysterectomy with Karl Storz Rubina System
What is your surgical journey like—from consult to recovery?
- Initial Consultation
- Investigations:Preoperative investigations , ECG, 2D echo;Ultrasound; CT scan/MRI
- Surgical Counseling
- Admission & Surgery
- Post-op Recovery & Monitoring
- Follow-up with histopathology discussion
How Should You Prepare Before the Surgery?
Proper preparation ensures a smoother surgery and faster recovery. Follow this pre-op checklist to stay on track:
Pre-op Checklist:
- Routine blood tests
- Pelvic ultrasound to confirm uterine condition
- Bowel preparation (if advised by your doctor)
- Fasting for 6–8 hours prior to surgery
- Medication review, especially if on blood thinners
- Arrange for caregiver support and post-op transport
Your surgical coordinator will guide you through each step—so you feel calm, clear, and confident going in.
What Happens on the Day of Your Surgery?
- Admission typically takes place a night before the procedure
- Final pre-operative briefing and signing of surgical consent
- Laparoscopic hysterectomy usually lasts 1.5 to 2.5 hours
- Post-surgery recovery room observation for a few hours
- Oral fluids allowed after 6 hours; discharge within 24 to 72 hours in most cases
Be assured—your care team will monitor you closely every step of the way to ensure a smooth and safe experience.
How Do You Recover After Laparoscopic Hysterectomy?
Short-Term Recovery:
- Mobilization starts within 6–8 hours post-surgery
- Water intake typically resumes after 6 hours
- Soft diet can be started from Day 1
- Most patients are discharged between Day 3 and 4
Long-Term Recovery:
- Light work and normal routine: 7–10 days
- Sexual activity can resume after 12 weeks
- Complete internal healing: 6–8 weeks
Follow your surgeon’s advice for medications, wound care, and activity limitations to ensure a smooth and safe recovery.
What Are the Realistic Results and Expectations?
- Permanent relief from heavy menstrual bleeding and chronic pelvic pain
- No more periods after uterus removal
- No adverse effects on sexual function or bladder control
- Improved energy levels, mood, and overall quality of life
Most women report feeling more in control of their bodies and regaining confidence within a few weeks post-surgery.
What Are the Risks and Safety Considerations?
Risks (rare but possible):
- Bleeding or infection
- Injury to bowel, bladder, or ureter
- Reactions to anesthesia
- Vault prolapse (minimized with proper vault suspension techniques)
At Vardaan Hospital, advanced surgical protocols and 3D visualization systems help minimize these risks and ensure patient safety.
Why Choose Dr. Dimple Doshi for Your Hysterectomy?
- 27+ Years of Experience as a lady laparoscopic surgeon
- 25,000+ Successful Surgeries performed with a high success rate
- Member of prestigious associations like IAGE, ISGE, and FOGSI
- Known for her clarity, compassion, and confidence in patient care
Why Choose Vardaan Hospital in Goregaon West, Mumbai?
- Advanced Technology: Equipped with Karl Storz Rubina 4K 3D laparoscopic system for enhanced precision
- Hygienic, Private Setup: Clean, patient-friendly environment designed for women’s comfort and privacy
- Expert Team: Skilled anaesthesiologists and nursing staff for safe and smooth recovery
- Convenient Location: Easily accessible to residents of Goregaon, Malad, and Andheri
What Does a Laparoscopic Hysterectomy Cost in Mumbai?
Laparoscopic hysterectomy cost in Mumbai typically ranges from ₹75,000 to ₹1,50,000+, depending on several factors:
- Type of hospital room (General ward, Semi-private, Private suite)
- Surgeon’s experience and hospital credentials
- Diagnostic tests and anaesthesia charges
- Medical complexity (fibroids, endometriosis, prolapse, etc.)
- Insurance or cashless facility availability
Pro Tip: Always ask about inclusions like post-op stay, medications, and follow-ups when comparing surgery packages.
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FAQs
Q1. How long do I need to rest after laparoscopic hysterectomy?
Ans. Most women resume basic activities in 7–10 days and full recovery in 6 weeks.
Q2. Do I need hormone replacement after hysterectomy?
Ans. Only if ovaries are removed. If retained, hormonal cycles continue internally.
Q3. Will this affect my sexual life?
Ans. Not at all. In fact, many women feel better post-recovery due to symptom relief.
Q4. Can I undergo laparoscopy after cesarean section?
Ans. Yes. We take special care during dissection in patients with prior C-sections.
Q5. Will my belly look bloated post-surgery?
Ans. A little swelling is common but resolves in 3–5 days.