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A clear, honest assessment before any surgical decision
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Not every case needs an operation. General surgery at La Rose starts with a full assessment, including examination, ultrasound and lab tests. Only then is it decided whether surgery is genuinely the most suitable option or whether there is another route. If surgery is the answer, we explain the procedure, its alternatives and the recovery time before you make any decision.
Assessing the case and deciding whether surgery is needed
The consultation covers the clinical examination, a review of your labs and imaging, an ultrasound where the case calls for it, and a clear explanation of the options available, including the option of not operating now. You leave knowing exactly what your situation is and what the next step is.
No large incision, and a faster recovery
Most gallbladder, hernia and appendix operations are now done laparoscopically through small incisions rather than an open cut. The benefits: less pain afterwards, a shorter hospital stay, faster recovery and a far smaller scar.
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A real patient's own video, from La Rose's YouTube channel.
A real patient's own video, from La Rose's YouTube channel.
A real patient's own video, from La Rose's YouTube channel.
A real patient's own video, from La Rose's YouTube channel.
A real patient's own video, from La Rose's YouTube channel.
A real patient's own video, from La Rose's YouTube channel.
A real patient's own video, from La Rose's YouTube channel.
A real patient's own video, from La Rose's YouTube channel.
A real patient's own video, from La Rose's YouTube channel.
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No. Small, symptom-free hernias can sometimes be watched. But a hernia that is enlarging, painful, or causing obstruction needs intervention, and delaying raises the risk. The assessment distinguishes between the two.
It depends on the procedure and the approach. Laparoscopic operations generally return you to normal activity far faster than open surgery. The surgeon will give you the expected timeline for your specific case before the operation.
The consultation, the assessment and the post-operative follow-up take place at the clinic. The operations themselves are performed in an equipped hospital, and the surgeon will agree the details with you.
Not necessarily. Local fat or excess skin is different from obesity requiring surgery, and the choice depends on weight stability, area, skin, health and a realistic aim. Assessment can separate observation, a non-surgical option, specialist plastic-surgery advice or an operation.
The decision does not come from weight alone or one unsuccessful diet. A surgeon reviews BMI, related conditions, previous attempts, readiness for follow-up and risk, and explains alternatives. Assessment may lead to a non-surgical plan or the bariatric pathway.
There is no best option for everyone. The decision depends on severity, related illness, previous response, contraindications, your preference and ability to continue long-term follow-up. Compare benefits, risks and commitments with the weight-management and surgical teams.
Specialties
A plan based on a proper consultation, not a ready-made diet sheet
Weight-loss injections under medical supervision, with weekly follow-up
Injections for stubborn localised fat, with no surgery and no downtime
Diabetes, blood pressure, thyroid, and ultrasound in the same visit
Booking ahead is required. Patients are seen in order of arrival.
