FAQ
Frequently asked questions
We answer the most common questions before your consultation.
General
Do I always need surgery?
No. A complete evaluation is done first to determine if surgery is the best option.
Does laparoscopy help with a better recovery?
When indicated, minimally invasive surgery can offer significant recovery benefits.
How do I know if I need a consultation?
If you have persistent symptoms like abdominal pain, frequent heartburn, a lump on exertion, or discomfort after eating, it's worth getting checked.
Gallbladder and reflux
How do I know if the pain is from the gallbladder?
If it appears after eating, with nausea, or in the upper right abdomen, it may be the gallbladder.
Is there a surgical treatment for reflux?
Yes, in selected cases, but not all patients require it.
Hernia and appendicitis
How do I know if I have a hernia?
It can feel like a lump, pressure, pain or discomfort that appears with exertion.
Does appendicitis always require surgery?
Treatment is often surgical, but each case must be evaluated.
Bariatric
Am I a candidate for bariatric surgery?
A complete medical evaluation is required to determine this.
Does it replace healthy habits?
No. It's a tool that must be accompanied by follow-up and lasting changes.