At our clinic, we perform various laparoscopic surgeries in the abdominal area. One of the most soughts-after procedures among postpartum women is the diastasis operation to repair separated abdominal wall muscles. This minimally invasive surgical procedure is conducted using the “Scola” technique.
Diastasis is not merely an aesthetic concern, it poses a significant health problem. The rectus abdominal muscles commonly separate during pregnancy as the enlarging fetus stretches all the abdominal muscles. If, after an extended period following childbirth, physical exercises prove ineffective in restoring the abdomen’s tone, and it remains protruded, seeking consultation with a specialist is essential.
A significant degree of diastasis becomes a troublesome cause of lower back pain, weakens the pelvic floor, and leads to unhealthy body posture. Women may face issues like urinary incontinence, chronic constipation, and a dissatisfaction in their sexual life.
After the operation, patients may feel comfortable with minimal disruption to the aesthetic appearance, as small 3-10 mm incisions are made below the navel and hidden beneath underwear. Additionally, the postoperative pain is minimal, and the risk of wound infection is eliminated.
When diastasis is diagnosed, and there is an excess of skin and fat in the abdominal area, the operation is performed comprehensively with a plastic surgeon.
Abdominal surgery physicians also provide consultations and treatment for patients suffering from gallbladder and bile duct diseases, hernias, stomach, duodenum, intestine, and rectal conditions.
Internal organ ultrasound is performed to examine the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, and other body organs.
Groin and thigh surgeries can be performed using either an open approach or laparoscopy.
Laparoscopy is the primary contemporary surgical treatment method. Achieving the best results requires both the expertise of the surgeon and a medical center that specializes in such interventions.
Surgical procedures are used to treat conditions such as gallbladder stones, diaphragmatic hernias, stomach, small and large intestine tumors, as well as gastric sleeve operations are performed using the “Gastric Sleeve” technique.
