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TREATMENT PROCESS

We are with you step by step with a personalized treatment process for your health.

Surgical intervention

The surgical procedure is performed by the safe hands of your operating doctor.

Postoperative Care and Monitoring

Your post-operative recovery process is meticulously monitored and supported.

Monitoring and Evaluation

Your long-term health is constantly monitored through regular check-ups.

Online Evaluation

Our doctor analyzes your current medical data online

Creating a Treatment Plan

A treatment plan is created that is customized to your individual needs.

Preparation for Surgical Intervention

All necessary tests and preparations are completed before surgery.

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Umbilical Hernia Surgery

Reliable and effective treatment options for umbilical hernia surgery in Izmir! Get professional service from Op. Dr. Çağlar Ertekin, make an appointment now for a fast and healthy recovery process.

  • Laparoscopic (Normal or Mini) or Open Surgery

  • Belly Area - Inner Abdomen

  • Pre-Operative Ultrasound Control, Blood Controls, Anesthesia Control, Surgery

  • Laparoscopic, Open: 1-2 Hours

  • Laparoscopic, Open: 1-2 Hours

  • Infection - Bleeding - Hernia Recurrence - Thrombosis

  • Laparoscopic: 1 Day, Open: 1-3 Days

  • Laparoscopic 1-2 Weeks, Open 4-6 Weeks

  • Laparoscopic: 1-2 Weeks, Open: 4-6 Weeks

  • Wound Care - Pain Management - Watching for Signs of Infection - Avoiding Heavy Lifting

  • High Success Rate, Low Complication Rate

  • Only Surgery - In Cases Where Surgery Is Postponed Hernia Compression - Intestinal Perforation - Intestinal Obstruction - Emergency Surgery

  • Post-Operative Nutrition, Wound Care and Pain Management, Avoiding Heavy Lifting, Use of Corsets When Necessary

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Umbilical Hernia Surgery

Umbilical Hernia Surgery: What You Need to Know


An umbilical hernia is a condition that occurs when the abdominal tissues or intestines protrude through a weak point in the abdominal wall. This hernia, which occurs around the navel, becomes especially noticeable when intra-abdominal pressure increases. Umbilical hernias are conditions that usually require surgical intervention.


What is an Umbilical Hernia?

Umbilical hernias usually occur because of a weakness in the abdominal wall. The hernia appears as a bulge or protrusion in the navel area, and tenderness or pain may be felt when the area is touched. Umbilical hernias can occur at any age, but they are more common after pregnancy or excessive weight gain.


What Causes Umbilical Hernia?

Various factors play a role in the formation of an umbilical hernia:


Heavy Lifting: Frequently lifting heavy loads can cause pressure in the abdominal area, which can trigger a hernia.


Pregnancy: Increased intra-abdominal pressure during pregnancy may increase the risk of umbilical hernia.


Obesity: In overweight individuals, more pressure is placed on the abdominal muscles, which can lead to the development of a hernia.


Surgical History: Previous abdominal surgeries may create weakness in the abdominal wall and cause a hernia.


How is Umbilical Hernia Surgery Performed?


Umbilical hernia surgery is a surgical procedure performed to replace the hernia and repair the weak spot in the abdominal wall. There are two basic surgical methods:


Open Hernia Surgery: In this method, the surgeon makes an incision in the navel area and pushes the hernia back and repairs the abdominal wall. It is usually reinforced with a mesh. Open hernia surgery can be performed under local or general anesthesia.


Laparoscopic Hernia Surgery: This method is a minimally invasive technique, where several small incisions are made in the abdominal wall and surgical procedures are performed with the help of a camera. The laparoscopic method is known for its faster recovery time and less postoperative pain.


Recovery Process After Umbilical Hernia Surgery


The recovery time after surgery may vary depending on the surgical method used and the patient's general health. In general, patients can return to normal activities within a few weeks. Things to consider after surgery include:


Rest: It is important to rest and avoid strenuous activity for the first few days.


Pain Management: Painkillers recommended by the doctor can be used.


Wound Care: Keeping incision areas clean reduces the risk of infection.


Exercise: Activities such as light walks can contribute to the healing process.


Umbilical Hernia Surgery with Op.Dr.Çağlar Ertekin


Op.Dr.Çağlar Ertekin is a surgeon with extensive experience in umbilical hernia surgeries. An expert in both open and laparoscopic hernia repair, Dr. Ertekin uses the most up-to-date surgical techniques to ensure his patients have a quick and comfortable recovery. If you have symptoms of an umbilical hernia or would like more information about surgery, you can contact Op.Dr.Çağlar Ertekin.

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