GI Surgery

Our GI surgeons are skilled and have years of experience in treating routine and rare concerns of the oesophagus, stomach and small intestine. Our experts use less invasive techniques, such as tiny incisions and high-tech surgical robots to promote healing and fast recovery.

GI Surgeries that We Perform:

At our RBH Jaipur, we offer a wide range of advanced GI surgeries, performed with care, expertise, and the latest techniques to help you recover comfortably and safely.

• Hiatal hernia repair: Through this procedure, our experts correct paraesophageal and hiatal hernias.
• Bariatric surgery: This surgery reduces the size of your stomach to help with weight loss.
• Pancreatic surgery: Our experts perform this procedure to treat various pancreatic conditions.
• Cholecystectomy: We treat gallstones by removing the gallbladder.
• Nissen procedure: This is performed to treat severe gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD).
• Retroperitoneum surgery: This surgery is used to treat testicular cancer.
• Colon and rectal surgery: Used to treat disorders of the large intestine, including the rectum, colon, and anus.
• Foregut surgery: We treat conditions of the upper GI tract, including the stomach, upper part of the small intestine, and oesophagus.

Benefits:

• Pain relief
• Better digestion
• Cure of serious conditions

Risks:

Like all surgeries, GI surgery has some risks. Your doctor will explain them before the procedure.

• Infection: There's a small risk of infection. It can usually be treated with antibiotics.
• Bleeding: Some bleeding may happen, but it is usually managed during surgery.
• Bowel changes: You may notice changes in your digestion for a short time. This is normal and often improves.
• Scarring: Internal scar tissue may form, but this is less likely with keyhole (minimally invasive) surgery.

Your doctor will talk to you about all the risks and benefits to help you make the best choice.

Wondering what to expect after GI surgery? Don’t worry — most people bounce back quicker than they think. The recovery process really depends on the type of surgery you’ve had, but here’s a general idea:

• You might be home in just a few days. Especially if your surgery was minimally invasive — those tiny cuts mean a quicker hospital stay.
• Pain? Yes, but manageable. You'll get medication to keep discomfort under control. Most people are surprised at how mild it actually is.
• Your diet will change for a bit. You'll likely start with liquids, move to soft foods, and gradually return to your usual meals. Your doctor will walk you through it.
• Take it slow. Avoid anything too physical, like lifting or intense workouts. But don’t stay in bed all day — light walking is great for healing.
• Follow-up visits are part of the plan. These help make sure everything’s healing just right and give you a chance to ask questions or share concerns.
• If you're getting your surgery done at our RBH Jaipur, you’ll have a team that truly cares — guiding you from start to finish, checking in, and cheering you on.

We know choosing where to have surgery is a big decision. So, why do people choose us?

You’ll be in good hands. Our GI surgeons aren’t just skilled — they’ve handled everything from simple to complex cases.

• We use the latest tech. Modern tools mean safer surgeries, smaller cuts, and better outcomes.
• We actually listen. You won’t feel rushed or left in the dark. We take time to explain things and answer your questions.
• Less pain, faster healing. Our minimally invasive techniques mean less discomfort and a speedier recovery.
• It’s not just surgery — it’s full support. Dietitians, physiotherapists, and caring nurses all work together to help you recover well.
• At the end of the day, we’re here to help you feel better — not just with surgery, but with compassion, clarity, and care.