When to Seek Medical Attention

Seek immediate care if you experience:

These could indicate a strangulated hernia, a serious condition requiring emergency surgery.

How We Diagnose

Patient-Centric Approach

At PSN, we redefine standards in hernia treatment, providing patients with the assurance of exceptional care, cutting-edge technology and the expertise of a dedicated team committed to your well-being.

Our focus on patient safety and satisfaction drives our commitment to delivering optimal outcomes. The integration of cutting-edge technologies such as 4K laparoscopy, 3D imaging modules further elevates our capacity to provide unparalleled care.

Treatment @ PSN

The PSN Hernia Care Department takes great pride in its ability to perform intricate procedures, with over 30 years of specialized experience in diagnosing and treating various types of hernias.”

Thanks to these techniques, we have been able to achieve an unprecedentedly low recurrence rate compared to the best centers in the world. With the recent addition of advanced technologies such as 4K laparoscopy, 3D imaging modules and the da Vinci Robotic system, we are now able to offer even better care to our patients.

Treatment Options

We tailor treatment plans based on your symptoms, anatomy, lifestyle and overall health:

1. Nonsurgical Management

2. Surgical Repair

When intervention is needed, we work with you to choose the best approach:

Our surgeons are highly experienced, using the latest mesh techniques for strong, tension-free repair. Typically, most patients can return to day-to-day activities within 7–14 days.

Why Choose PSN

Preparing for Your Visit

Patient FAQ

Q: When do I need surgery for a hernia?
A: If it’s painful, growing or affecting daily life - surgery is typically recommended. Otherwise, we may opt for monitoring and lifestyle changes.

Q: How long is recovery?
A: It varies:
Open repair: usually 2–4 weeks
Laparoscopic/robotic: often 1–2 days
Full recovery depends on your health and job demands.

Q: Are hernia repairs permanent?
A: Modern repairs using mesh are designed to be long-lasting, with low recurrence rates.