General & Laparoscopic Surgery in Riyadh
General and laparoscopic surgery covers a wide range of procedures, most of which can now be performed through small incisions, reducing pain and shortening recovery.
- DepartmentBariatric & GI Surgery
- Session lengthabout 90 minutes
- LocationRiyadh, Al Hamra District — Khalid bin Al Waleed St.
- HoursSat – Thu · 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM
What is General & Laparoscopic Surgery?
Laparoscopic surgery uses a camera and fine instruments inserted through small incisions, giving the surgeon a magnified view of the area. Applications include the gallbladder, appendix, hernias and a range of abdominal operations.
Who is it suitable for?
- Needing an appendix removed
- An abdominal condition requiring surgical assessment
- Looking for a less invasive alternative to open surgery
- Lumps or general surgical problems
How the session works, step by step
- Clinical assessment, investigations and imaging
- Determining whether the case suits a laparoscopic approach
- Surgery using the appropriate technique
- Post-operative monitoring and wound care
- Graded return to activity
How to prepare
- Fast before anaesthesia
- Tell your surgeon about chronic conditions and medication
- Complete pre-operative investigations
After the session — what to expect
- Mild local pain at the incisions
- Early walking speeds recovery
- Wound care and watching for signs of infection
- Return to activity according to the type of operation
Cost and instalments
The cost of general & laparoscopic surgery varies with your case, the number of sessions and the plan your doctor sets, so an exact price cannot be given before a consultation. We explain the full cost after examination and before starting, and instalments are available through Tamara, Tabby and Emkan.
Doctors who perform General & Laparoscopic Surgery
General & Laparoscopic Surgery: frequently asked questions
What is the advantage of laparoscopic surgery?
Smaller incisions, less pain and usually faster recovery compared with open surgery.
Can every operation be done laparoscopically?
No. Some cases need open surgery, and the surgeon may convert during the operation to ensure safety.
When can I return to work?
It depends on the operation and your job, and is determined at follow-up.
Will there be scars?
The incisions are small and leave a limited mark that improves with time.
Book general & laparoscopic surgery
A specialist medical team in Al Hamra, Riyadh. Sat – Thu · 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM, closed Friday.