Laparoscopy is one of the most important achievements of modern general surgery and is now widely used for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes.
Laparoscopy is a surgical method in which the surgeon does not make a large incision. Instead, several small incisions (usually 0.5–1 cm) are made in the abdominal wall, through which the following are inserted:
A laparoscope - a thin tube with a camera and light
Special surgical instruments
The camera transmits images of the internal organs to a large monitor, allowing the surgeon to perform the operation with high precision and full control.
Laparoscopic surgery is considered the “gold standard” in leading clinics worldwide because it combines three key factors:
Effectiveness
Safety
Maximum patient comfort
This method is especially important for patients who want to return quickly to their normal daily life after surgery.
The popularity of laparoscopy is due to its many practical benefits:
🔹 Less pain
Small incisions mean less tissue damage, significantly reducing postoperative pain.
🔹 Fast recovery
Most patients return to daily activities within a few days, and in some cases even the next day.
🔹 Short hospital stay
Patients often leave the clinic within 24–48 hours after surgery.
🔹 Cosmetic benefit
Small scars are less noticeable and often fade almost completely over time.
🔹 Lower risk of complications
The risk of infection, bleeding, and postoperative complications is significantly reduced.
In general surgery, laparoscopy is successfully used for many conditions, including:
Gallbladder removal (cholecystectomy)
Appendectomy
Laparoscopic hernia repair
Certain intestinal and gastric surgeries
Diagnostic laparoscopy when precise diagnosis is required
The choice of surgical method is always individual and based on the patient’s health condition.
Despite its many advantages, laparoscopy is not suitable in all cases. The decision is made by the surgeon, taking into account:
The type and severity of the disease
The patient’s age and general health
Existing medical conditions
In some complex or emergency cases, traditional open surgery may be necessary. However, modern medicine continues to expand the possibilities of laparoscopic techniques.
Laparoscopic surgery requires:
Modern high-tech equipment
Highly qualified and experienced surgeons
These two factors are crucial for safety and successful outcomes.
At Khozrevanidze Clinic, laparoscopic surgery is performed according to modern international standards by experienced specialists, ensuring high-quality treatment and maximum patient safety.
Laparoscopy is not just a technological innovation - it is a patient-centered approach aimed at:
Less stress
Faster results
Quick restoration of quality of life
That is why laparoscopic surgery is a smart and modern choice for many surgical conditions today.
Khozrevanidze Clinic continuously implements modern medical approaches to offer every patient safe, effective, and comfortable treatment.