3D Laparoscopic Surgery in Indore for Gynaecological Conditions
Keyhole 3D laparoscopic surgery for fibroids, ovarian cysts, endometriosis and hysterectomy: smaller cuts, less pain, faster recovery. Know the steps and risks.
Laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery lets surgeons operate through a few small cuts using a camera and fine instruments. Compared with open surgery, it usually means less pain, smaller scars, a shorter hospital stay and a quicker return to normal life. At Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore, gynaecological laparoscopic surgery is led by Dr. Atishay Jain, an advanced gynae laparoscopic surgeon and endometriosis specialist trained at the University of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, using 3D laparoscopy for better depth perception.
Procedures We Perform Laparoscopically
- Laparoscopic hysterectomy (TLH) for fibroids, adenomyosis, heavy bleeding or prolapse
- Myomectomy – removal of fibroids while preserving the uterus
- Ovarian cystectomy for cysts, including endometriomas, preserving healthy ovarian tissue
- Endometriosis excision, including deep infiltrating endometriosis
- Diagnostic laparoscopy for pelvic pain or infertility, with dye test for tubes
- Ectopic pregnancy surgery
- Tubal surgery and sterilisation
- Hysteroscopy for polyps, septum, adhesions and submucous fibroids
What Is 3D Laparoscopy?
3D laparoscopy uses a stereoscopic camera that gives the surgeon a three-dimensional view of the pelvis, improving depth perception during fine tasks such as suturing and dissecting near the bowel, bladder and ureters. The benefits for patients are the same as for standard laparoscopy: small cuts and faster recovery. Not every operation needs 3D; your surgeon will choose the best approach.
Before Surgery
- Consultation, examination and ultrasound or MRI as needed
- Blood tests, ECG and a pre-anaesthesia check-up
- Advice on medicines, including stopping blood thinners when needed
- Fasting for about 6–8 hours before surgery
- Clear explanation of the operation, alternatives and risks, and written consent
On the Day and Recovery
Surgery is done under general anaesthesia. Typically three or four small cuts of 5–10 mm are made. Most patients walk within hours. Depending on the operation, you may go home the same day or after one to two days. Many women return to desk work within one to two weeks after minor procedures and about two to four weeks after hysterectomy or myomectomy. Avoid heavy lifting for about six weeks after major surgery.
Risks
Laparoscopic surgery is safe in experienced hands, but all surgery carries risks: bleeding, infection, injury to bowel, bladder, ureters or blood vessels (uncommon), blood clots, and reactions to anaesthesia. Occasionally the surgery has to be converted to open surgery for safety. Your surgeon will discuss your personal risk.
Who May Not Be Suitable?
Very large fibroids or uterus, severe adhesions from previous surgery, suspected cancer, or certain heart and lung conditions may make open surgery or another approach safer. A careful assessment decides the best route, which may also include vNOTES.
Why Families Choose Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore
- Gynaecology, laparoscopic surgery, fertility and maternity under one roof, so treatment plans consider your future pregnancy plans.
- Advanced laparoscopic and minimal-access surgery led by an internationally trained gynae-laparoscopic surgeon.
- Private, unhurried consultations with women doctors available on request.
- 24x7 pharmacy, laboratory and emergency services at the Scheme No. 94 campus.
Related Services
- Fibroid Treatment in Indore
- vNOTES Surgery in Indore
- Irregular Periods Treatment in Indore
- Female Infertility Treatment in Indore
- Women's Health Clinic in Indore
Medical References
This page is for general information and does not replace a consultation. Treatment decisions are made only after an in-person evaluation by a qualified doctor at Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore.
Frequently Asked Questions
Pain is usually much less than after open surgery and is controlled with tablets. Some women feel shoulder-tip pain for a day from the gas used.
Only small scars of a few millimetres, which fade over time.
Yes. Laparoscopic myomectomy removes fibroids and preserves the uterus, which matters if you want future pregnancy.
From same-day discharge for minor procedures to one or two days for major laparoscopic surgery.
Most health insurance policies cover medically necessary laparoscopic surgery. Our desk helps with approvals.
Usually after about three to six months, depending on the surgery. Your surgeon will advise you.
Dr. Bela Shah Jain is an IVF Specialist, Obstetrician, and Cosmetic Gynecologist at Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore. Her practice covers reproductive medicine and cosmetic gynecology. Dr. Bela specializes in personalized IVF/IUI cycles, high-risk maternity pathways, and holistic female wellness therapies. She aims to keep every patient informed and supported throughout her care.
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