Treatments
123 modern surgical procedures in our catalog
All Treatments
Laser Piles Surgery
Laser haemorrhoidoplasty uses a thin laser fibre to shrink piles from within by sealing the blood vessels that feed them. There is little or no external wound, so pain and recovery time are usually less than with conventional surgery.
Same day or overnight
Stapler Haemorrhoidopexy (MIPH)
Stapler haemorrhoidopexy uses a circular stapling device to lift prolapsing piles back into place and reduce their blood supply. Because the cut is made above the sensitive skin of the anus, it is usually less painful than conventional haemorrhoidectomy.
1 day
Haemorrhoidectomy
Haemorrhoidectomy is the surgical removal of piles. It has the lowest recurrence rate of piles treatments but usually involves more pain in the first weeks.
1–2 days
Rubber Band Ligation
A small rubber band is placed at the base of an internal pile to cut off its blood supply; the pile shrivels and falls off within about a week. It is a quick clinic procedure.
No stay — outpatient
Lateral Internal Sphincterotomy
A small, controlled cut is made in the internal anal sphincter muscle to relieve the spasm that stops a chronic fissure from healing. It is highly effective for chronic fissures.
Same day
Laser Fissure Surgery
A laser is used to remove the unhealthy edges of a chronic fissure and any sentinel tag, encouraging healthy healing. It may be combined with sphincter relaxation.
Same day
Fistulotomy
The fistula tract is opened along its length so it heals from the inside out. It is the standard treatment for simple, low fistulas that involve little sphincter muscle.
Same day or 1 day
Fistulectomy
The entire fistula tract is cut out. It removes the diseased tissue completely and is used for selected fistulas.
1 day
VAAFT
VAAFT uses a thin telescope passed along the fistula tract to see and treat it from inside, then closes the internal opening. It avoids cutting the sphincter muscles.
1 day
LIFT Procedure
The fistula tract is tied off and divided in the space between the two sphincter muscles, preserving the muscles themselves.
1 day
Laser Fistula Surgery
A radial laser fibre is passed through the fistula tract and slowly withdrawn, sealing the tract from inside while sparing the sphincter muscles.
Same day or 1 day
Pilonidal Sinus Surgery
The infected sinus tract is cleaned and removed or sealed — by excision, or with a laser fibre that ablates the tract through the existing openings.
Same day
Pilonidal Flap Surgery
After removing the sinus, the surgeon moves a flap of nearby skin to close the wound and flatten the buttock cleft, reducing the chance of recurrence.
1–2 days
Rectopexy
Rectopexy fixes the rectum back in its normal position, usually laparoscopically, sometimes with mesh support. Perineal procedures are an alternative for frail patients.
2–4 days
Incision & Drainage of Abscess
A perianal abscess is opened and the pus drained, which relieves pain quickly and allows the infection to settle.
Same day or overnight
Sphincteroplasty
The damaged ends of the anal sphincter muscle are overlapped and repaired to improve bowel control.
2–3 days
Anal Skin Tag Removal
Troublesome anal skin tags are removed with a scalpel, scissors or laser under local anaesthesia.
No stay — outpatient
Laparoscopic Hernia Repair
The hernia is repaired from inside through small incisions and the weak area reinforced with a mesh. It suits both sides being repaired at once and recurrent hernias.
Same day or 1 day
Open Hernia Repair
The hernia is repaired through a single cut over it, and the area is reinforced with mesh. It can be done under local or spinal anaesthesia.
Same day or 1 day
Umbilical Hernia Repair
The bulge at the belly button is repaired with stitches or mesh, through a small cut or laparoscopically.
Same day or 1 day
Incisional Hernia Repair
A hernia through an old surgical scar is repaired and reinforced with mesh, openly or laparoscopically.
1–3 days
Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
The gallbladder, along with its stones, is removed through small incisions. People live normally without a gallbladder — bile flows directly from the liver into the intestine.
Same day or 1 day
Laparoscopic Appendectomy
The inflamed appendix is removed through small incisions, usually as an emergency operation.
1–2 days (longer if the appendix had burst)
Diagnostic Laparoscopy
A camera is inserted through a small cut to look directly at the abdominal and pelvic organs when scans haven't found the cause of symptoms. Treatment can often be done in the same sitting.
Same day
Lipoma Removal
A lipoma is removed through a small cut, usually under local anaesthesia, and sent for examination.
No stay — outpatient
Sebaceous Cyst Removal
The cyst and its lining are removed completely to prevent it coming back. Infected cysts are usually drained first and removed later.
No stay — outpatient
Thyroidectomy
Part or all of the thyroid gland is removed through a small incision in a skin crease of the neck. After total thyroidectomy, lifelong thyroid hormone tablets are needed.
1–2 days
ESWL (Shock Wave Lithotripsy)
Focused shock waves are passed through the body to break a kidney stone into fragments small enough to pass in the urine. No incision is needed.
No stay — outpatient
Ureteroscopy (URS)
A thin telescope is passed through the urinary passage into the ureter to break the stone with a laser and remove fragments. There are no external cuts.
Same day or 1 day
RIRS (Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery)
A flexible telescope is passed up into the kidney through the natural urinary passage and a laser breaks up kidney stones. No cuts are made.
Same day or 1 day
PCNL
A small tunnel is made through the back directly into the kidney to break and remove large stones. It is the most effective option for large or complex stones.
1–3 days
TURP
The inner part of an enlarged prostate is trimmed away through the urinary passage using a telescope, widening the channel for urine. There are no external cuts.
2–3 days
HoLEP (Laser Prostate Surgery)
A holmium laser separates the obstructing prostate tissue from its capsule, which is then removed. It suits prostates of almost any size and usually involves less bleeding.
1–2 days
Circumcision
The foreskin is removed surgically — by conventional technique, stapler device or laser — to treat phimosis and recurrent foreskin infections.
Same day
Hydrocele Surgery
The fluid is drained and the sac around the testicle is removed or folded so fluid doesn't re-collect.
Same day or 1 day
Varicocelectomy
The enlarged veins draining the testicle are tied off, usually through a small groin incision with an operating microscope.
Same day
Optical Internal Urethrotomy (OIU)
A narrowed segment of the urethra is cut open from the inside with a blade or laser through a telescope.
1 day
Urethroplasty
Open reconstruction of the urethra, removing or widening the narrowed segment, often using a graft from the inside of the cheek. It has better long-term results than repeated urethrotomy.
2–5 days
Cystoscopy
A thin telescope is passed into the bladder to examine it directly, take biopsies or remove small stones or stents.
No stay — outpatient
Laparoscopic Hysterectomy
The uterus (and sometimes cervix, tubes or ovaries) is removed through small abdominal incisions. After hysterectomy there are no periods and pregnancy is not possible.
1–2 days
Myomectomy
Fibroids are removed while the uterus is preserved, laparoscopically, hysteroscopically or through open surgery depending on their size, number and position.
1–3 days
Ovarian Cystectomy
The cyst is removed laparoscopically while healthy ovarian tissue is preserved.
Same day or 1 day
Laparoscopic Endometriosis Surgery
Endometriosis deposits and cysts are removed or destroyed laparoscopically to relieve pain and improve fertility.
1–2 days
Hysteroscopy
A thin telescope is passed through the cervix to look inside the uterus and treat polyps, small fibroids, adhesions or a uterine septum — without any cuts.
Same day
D&C (Dilation and Curettage)
The cervix is gently opened and tissue is removed from the lining of the uterus, to diagnose or treat abnormal bleeding or after a miscarriage.
Same day
Caesarean Section (C-Section)
The baby is delivered through an incision in the abdomen and uterus, either as a planned operation or when vaginal birth isn't safe.
2–4 days
Tubal Ligation
The fallopian tubes are blocked, cut or removed laparoscopically as a permanent method of contraception.
Same day
Total Knee Replacement
The damaged surfaces of the knee joint are replaced with metal and plastic components to relieve arthritis pain and restore movement.
3–5 days
Partial Knee Replacement
Only the worn part of the knee (usually the inner side) is replaced, preserving the healthy parts and ligaments. It suits carefully selected patients.
2–3 days
Total Hip Replacement
The damaged ball and socket of the hip are replaced with artificial components, relieving pain and improving mobility.
3–5 days
ACL Reconstruction
The torn ACL is replaced with a graft (usually from your own hamstring or patellar tendon) arthroscopically to restore knee stability.
1–2 days
Knee Arthroscopy
A camera is inserted into the knee through small incisions to diagnose and treat problems such as meniscus tears and loose bodies.
Same day or 1 day
Meniscus Repair
A torn meniscus is stitched arthroscopically so it can heal, preserving the knee's natural cushion.
Same day or 1 day
Shoulder Arthroscopy
Small incisions and a camera are used to treat shoulder problems such as impingement, labral tears and recurrent dislocation.
Same day or 1 day
Rotator Cuff Repair
The torn tendon is reattached to the bone using anchors, usually arthroscopically.
1 day
Carpal Tunnel Release
The ligament roofing the carpal tunnel is cut to relieve pressure on the median nerve.
No stay — outpatient
Fracture Fixation (ORIF)
Broken bones are realigned and held with plates, screws, rods or wires so they heal in the correct position.
1–4 days
Bunion Surgery
The bones of the big toe are realigned (osteotomy) to correct a painful bunion.
Same day
Microdiscectomy
The portion of a herniated disc pressing on a nerve is removed through a small incision using a microscope.
1 day
Endoscopic Discectomy
The herniated disc is removed through an endoscope inserted via an incision under 1 cm, causing minimal muscle disruption.
Same day or 1 day
Laminectomy / Decompression
Part of the vertebral bone and thickened ligament is removed to widen the spinal canal and relieve pressure on the nerves.
2–3 days
Spinal Fusion
Two or more vertebrae are joined permanently using screws, rods and bone graft to stabilise the spine.
3–5 days
Craniotomy for Brain Tumour
A section of skull is temporarily removed to access and remove a brain tumour, using navigation and microscopes to protect healthy brain.
About 4–7 days
VP Shunt
A thin tube drains excess fluid from the brain's ventricles to the abdomen to treat hydrocephalus.
2–4 days
Deep Brain Stimulation
Electrodes implanted in specific brain areas deliver electrical impulses to reduce symptoms of movement disorders such as Parkinson's disease.
2–4 days
FESS (Endoscopic Sinus Surgery)
An endoscope is passed through the nostrils to open blocked sinus drainage pathways and remove diseased tissue or polyps. There are no external cuts.
Same day or 1 day
Nasal Polypectomy
Nasal polyps are removed endoscopically through the nostrils, often together with sinus surgery.
Same day or 1 day
Septoplasty
The bent part of the nasal septum is straightened or removed through the nostrils to improve breathing. The outside of the nose doesn't change.
Same day or 1 day
Turbinate Reduction
Enlarged turbinates (structures inside the nose) are shrunk with radiofrequency, coblation or a microdebrider to improve airflow.
Same day
Tonsillectomy
The tonsils are removed through the mouth, commonly with cold steel, coblation or laser techniques.
Same day or 1 day
Adenoidectomy
Enlarged adenoids at the back of the nose are removed through the mouth, often in children and sometimes with tonsillectomy or grommets.
Same day
Tympanoplasty
A perforated ear drum is repaired with a graft (usually from tissue near the ear) to close the hole and improve hearing and prevent infections.
Same day or 1 day
Mastoidectomy
Infected air cells in the mastoid bone behind the ear are removed to clear chronic infection or cholesteatoma.
1–2 days
Cochlear Implant Surgery
An electronic device is implanted in the inner ear to provide a sense of sound for people with severe to profound hearing loss that hearing aids can't help enough.
1–2 days
Cataract Surgery (Phacoemulsification)
The cloudy lens is broken up with ultrasound through a tiny incision and replaced with a clear artificial lens (IOL). Stitches are usually not needed.
No stay — day care
Glaucoma Surgery
A new drainage pathway is created (trabeculectomy) or a drainage device inserted to lower eye pressure when drops or laser are not enough.
Day care
LASIK
A laser reshapes the cornea to correct myopia, hyperopia or astigmatism, reducing or removing the need for glasses.
No stay — day care
SMILE Laser Vision Correction
A femtosecond laser creates a thin lens-shaped piece of tissue inside the cornea which is removed through a small incision, correcting myopia without a flap.
No stay — day care
ICL (Implantable Contact Lens)
A thin lens is implanted inside the eye in front of the natural lens to correct high spectacle powers, especially where laser surgery isn't suitable.
Day care
Pterygium Surgery
The pterygium is removed and the area covered with a small graft of conjunctiva from the same eye to reduce recurrence.
Day care
Retina Laser (Photocoagulation)
Laser burns are applied to the retina to seal leaking vessels or reduce abnormal vessel growth in diabetic retinopathy and other retinal conditions.
No stay — outpatient
Vitrectomy
The vitreous gel inside the eye is removed to treat bleeding, retinal detachment or scar tissue, often with laser and gas or oil tamponade.
Day care or 1 day
Squint Surgery
The eye muscles are repositioned or adjusted to straighten the eyes.
Day care
Ptosis Surgery
The muscle that lifts the upper eyelid is tightened or reattached to correct a droopy eyelid.
Day care
Laser Treatment for Varicose Veins (EVLA)
A laser fibre inserted into the faulty vein through a needle puncture heats and seals it; blood reroutes through healthy veins.
Same day
Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) for Varicose Veins
A radiofrequency catheter heats and closes the faulty vein from inside, similar to laser treatment.
Same day
Sclerotherapy
A solution or foam is injected into small varicose or spider veins, causing them to close and fade.
No stay — outpatient
Diabetic Foot Debridement
Dead and infected tissue is removed from a diabetic foot wound to control infection and help healing, alongside offloading and blood-sugar control.
Varies with severity
AV Fistula for Dialysis
An artery and a vein in the arm are joined to create a strong vessel that can be used repeatedly for haemodialysis.
Same day
Kidney Transplant
A healthy kidney from a living or deceased donor is placed in the lower abdomen and connected to the blood vessels and bladder, freeing the patient from dialysis.
About 7–10 days
Liver Transplant
A diseased liver is replaced with all or part of a healthy liver from a deceased or living donor.
About 2–3 weeks
Gynecomastia Surgery
Excess fat is removed by liposuction and glandular tissue is excised through a small incision around the nipple to create a flatter chest.
Same day
Liposuction
Stubborn fat deposits are suctioned out through small cannulas to improve body contour. It is not a weight-loss treatment.
Same day or 1 day
Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck)
Excess abdominal skin and fat are removed and separated abdominal muscles are tightened, often after pregnancy or major weight loss.
1–2 days
Rhinoplasty
The bone and cartilage of the nose are reshaped to change its appearance and/or improve breathing.
Same day or 1 day
Blepharoplasty (Eyelid Surgery)
Excess skin and fat are removed from the upper and/or lower eyelids. Upper-lid surgery can also improve vision if skin hangs over the lashes.
Same day
Breast Reduction
Excess breast tissue and skin are removed to reduce breast size and relieve back, neck and shoulder pain.
1 day
Breast Augmentation
Breast implants or fat transfer are used to increase breast size or restore volume.
Same day or 1 day
Otoplasty (Ear Pinning)
Prominent ears are reshaped and set closer to the head, commonly in children over about 5 years and in adults.
Same day
FUE Hair Transplant
Individual hair follicles are extracted from the donor area with a small punch and implanted into thinning areas, leaving tiny dot scars rather than a linear scar.
No stay — day procedure
FUT Hair Transplant
A strip of scalp is removed from the back of the head, divided into follicular units and implanted. It can yield many grafts in one session but leaves a linear scar.
No stay — day procedure
Laparoscopic Fundoplication
The top of the stomach is wrapped around the lower food pipe to strengthen the valve against reflux; any hiatal hernia is repaired at the same time.
1–2 days
Colectomy
Part of the colon is removed, often laparoscopically, for cancer, diverticular disease or inflammatory bowel disease, and the ends rejoined.
About 4–7 days
Whipple Procedure
A major operation removing the head of the pancreas, part of the small intestine, gallbladder and bile duct, mainly for tumours in that region.
About 10–14 days
Sleeve Gastrectomy
About three-quarters of the stomach is removed laparoscopically, leaving a narrow sleeve. This limits portion size and reduces hunger hormones.
2–3 days
Roux-en-Y Gastric Bypass
A small stomach pouch is created and connected directly to the small intestine, bypassing most of the stomach. It is particularly effective for type 2 diabetes and reflux.
2–3 days
Mini Gastric Bypass
A long, narrow stomach pouch is joined to a loop of small intestine with a single connection.
2–3 days
Intragastric Balloon
A soft balloon placed in the stomach endoscopically takes up space to help you eat less. It is temporary (usually 6–12 months) and non-surgical.
Same day
Breast-Conserving Surgery
The tumour is removed with a margin of healthy tissue while the rest of the breast is kept, usually followed by radiotherapy.
1 day
Mastectomy
The whole breast is removed to treat or reduce the risk of breast cancer, sometimes with reconstruction at the same time.
1–3 days
Coronary Angioplasty & Stenting
A balloon catheter passed from the wrist or groin opens a narrowed heart artery, and a stent is placed to keep it open. It is performed by an interventional cardiologist.
1–2 days
CABG (Bypass Surgery)
Blood vessels taken from the chest wall, leg or arm are used to create new routes around blocked heart arteries.
About 5–7 days
Heart Valve Replacement
A diseased heart valve is repaired or replaced with a mechanical or biological valve, through open surgery or, for selected patients, a catheter (TAVI).
About 5–7 days
IUI (Intrauterine Insemination)
Washed, concentrated sperm is placed directly into the uterus around the time of ovulation, often with mild ovarian stimulation.
No stay — outpatient
IVF (In Vitro Fertilisation)
Ovaries are stimulated to produce several eggs, which are collected and fertilised in the lab; a resulting embryo is transferred to the uterus.
No stay — day procedures
ICSI
A single sperm is injected directly into each egg as part of an IVF cycle, used especially for male-factor infertility.
No stay — day procedures
Egg Freezing
Eggs are collected after ovarian stimulation and frozen for possible future use, for medical reasons or to preserve fertility.
No stay — day procedure
Orchidopexy
An undescended testis is brought down and fixed in the scrotum, usually between 6 and 18 months of age.
Day care
Paediatric Hernia Repair
In children, an inguinal hernia is repaired by tying off the open sac (herniotomy) — mesh is not needed.
Day care
Hypospadias Repair
The urinary opening is moved to the tip of the penis and any curvature straightened, usually between 6 and 18 months of age.
1–3 days
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
An impacted wisdom tooth is removed surgically, sometimes by sectioning it into pieces, under local anaesthesia.
No stay — outpatient
Jaw Fracture Surgery
Fractured jaw bones are realigned and fixed with small plates and screws to restore bite and facial shape.
1–3 days
Orthognathic (Corrective Jaw) Surgery
The upper and/or lower jaw is repositioned to correct bite problems and facial imbalance, planned with an orthodontist.
2–3 days