39 Years of Trusted Surgical Care in Goregaon West. Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital is an NABH-accredited hospital offering complete hernia treatment in Mumbai: laparoscopic, open and TAR repair, clear cost guidance, 100% cashless insurance and 24x7 emergency surgery for trapped hernias.
A hernia occurs when an internal organ or tissue pushes through a weak area in the surrounding muscle or abdominal wall. It can appear as a visible lump or swelling and may cause pain, pressure, heaviness or discomfort, especially while coughing, bending, lifting heavy objects or standing for long periods. Common types include inguinal, umbilical and incisional hernias. While some hernias may cause only mild symptoms at first, they usually do not heal on their own and may become more uncomfortable over time. Early medical evaluation can help identify the type and severity of the hernia and determine the right treatment approach.
Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital offers hernia treatment in Mumbai with diagnosis and treatment planned according to each patient’s condition. Depending on the size, location and symptoms of the hernia, the doctor may recommend open surgery or minimally invasive laparoscopic hernia surgery. The aim of treatment is to repair the weakened area, reduce discomfort and lower the risk of complications. Patients also receive guidance on recovery, activity, wound care and precautions after surgery to help them return to their normal routine safely and comfortably.
Heavy lifting, chronic cough, constipation, obesity, pregnancy and old surgical scars all add strain on the abdominal wall, which is why most hernias appear in the groin, at the belly button or through an old surgical scar.
Because a hernia usually grows slowly, surgery is the only permanent fix, and a planned repair is simpler and safer than an emergency operation for a trapped hernia. Hernia treatment in Mumbai at Kapadia Hospital begins with an examination by a hernia specialist in Mumbai, with an ultrasound or CT scan when needed to confirm the type and size of the hernia.
Diagnosis, anaesthesia, surgery and follow-up for hernia treatment in Goregaon West happen under one roof, so one team looks after you from the first visit to the last check-up.
Hernias are named after where they form, and each type needs a slightly different repair. Kapadia Hospital treats all the common types:
The most common type. Tissue pushes through a weak spot in the groin. Far more common in men, but women can get it too.
Explore treatment 02Umbilical HerniaAppears at or around the belly button. Common in babies, where many close on their own, and in adults after pregnancy or weight gain.
Explore treatment 03Incisional HerniaDevelops through the scar of an earlier abdominal operation when the wall does not heal fully. Usually needs a mesh repair.
Explore treatment 04Epigastric HerniaForms in the upper abdomen, between the belly button and the breastbone. Usually small and often contains fatty tissue.
Explore treatment 05Femoral HerniaOccurs low in the groin. More common in women and more likely to get trapped, so early repair is usually advised.
Explore treatment 06Hiatus HerniaPart of the stomach slides up through the diaphragm into the chest, causing heartburn and reflux. Medicines first, surgery for large or persistent cases.
Explore treatment 07Recurrent and Complex HerniaA hernia that returns after an earlier repair, or a large hernia with several weak areas. Needs careful planning, often with TAR mesh repair.
Explore treatmentPatients who need umbilical hernia surgery in Mumbai can have open or keyhole repair, depending on the size of the defect. Larger defects may need abdominal hernia surgery in Mumbai with mesh and abdominal wall reconstruction.
Every hernia operation in Mumbai at Kapadia Hospital uses a mesh to strengthen the weak area. The three approaches differ in how the surgeon reaches the hernia:
The surgeon makes two or three small cuts, inserts a thin camera and repairs the weak area from inside with a mesh. It is done under general anaesthesia and usually means less pain, smaller scars and a faster return to routine. It suits most groin and umbilical hernias.
The surgeon makes one cut over the hernia, puts the tissue back in place and strengthens the wall with a mesh. Open repair can often be done under spinal or local anaesthesia, so it suits patients who are not fit for general anaesthesia and works well for large or complicated hernias.
Transversus abdominis release (TAR) is an advanced abdominal wall reconstruction for large, recurrent or complex ventral hernias. The surgeon releases a deep muscle layer on each side, closes the defect and places a wide mesh behind the muscles so the repair holds without tension.
Keyhole repair is our first choice for most patients who are fit for general anaesthesia:
Two or three keyhole cuts
Minimal, barely visible marks
Back to routine sooner
Comfortable healing
Read more about laparoscopic hernia treatment in Mumbai, including how TEP repair works and who is suitable. For families in the western suburbs, laparoscopic hernia treatment in Goregaon means surgery, recovery and follow-up close to home.
Patients looking for the best doctor for hernia in Mumbai and a hospital that handles everything from a simple groin hernia to complex abdominal wall reconstruction choose Kapadia because:
Laparoscopic, open and TAR mesh repair in one hospital, so you get the approach that suits your hernia.
Hernia surgery is led by Dr. Rajan Modi (M.S, F.M.A.S), supported by dedicated anaesthesia and nursing teams.
Accredited by NABH for patient safety and infection control, and trusted by Mumbai families since 1987.
A written estimate before admission and a 100% cashless facility with all major insurers and TPAs.
Our emergency department and operation theatres run round the clock for trapped or strangulated hernias. Call +91 77770 45206.
On M.G. Road, minutes from Goregaon station and the Western Express Highway, with patients from Malad, Kandivali, Andheri, Borivali and Jogeshwari.
Every hernia repair at Kapadia Hospital is planned and performed by Dr. Rajan Modi, a hernia specialist doctor in Mumbai with more than 35 years of surgical experience.
Dr. Rajan Modi co-founded Kapadia Hospital in 1987 and leads its general and laparoscopic surgery services as Medical Director. He performs laparoscopic and open hernia repairs using modern mesh techniques.
He has trained surgeons from across India in laparoscopic TEP hernia repair through a live demonstration at K.E.M. Hospital, Mumbai, and is a member of the Association of Surgeons of India, the Association of Minimal Access Surgeons of India and the Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endo Surgeons.
Looking for a hernia specialist in Kandivali? Dr. Modi has earlier served as an honorary surgeon at Vaishnav Seva Samaj, Kandivali, and our Goregaon West hospital is about a 10-minute drive away.
From your first visit to your final check-up, here is what to expect when you meet our hernia doctor in Mumbai:
Your surgeon examines the bulge while you stand and cough, and reviews your symptoms and reports.
An ultrasound or CT scan confirms the type and size of the hernia when needed.
You get a clear plan (laparoscopic, open or TAR), a written estimate and a cashless insurance check.
Pre-operative tests and an anaesthesia check come first. Most repairs take one to two hours.
Most patients go home within one to two days and return to light routine in one to two weeks.
Keyhole mesh repair
Single-incision mesh repair
Heavy lifting and strenuous exercise are avoided for about four to six weeks after either approach. Your hernia surgeon in Goregaon will recommend the safest option for you.
The hernia operation cost in Mumbai varies from patient to patient. As a broad guide, open mesh repair of a single hernia usually costs about ₹40,000 to ₹1 lakh, while laparoscopic hernia surgery cost in Mumbai is usually ₹80,000 to ₹2 lakh. TAR and complex repairs are quoted after evaluation.
These figures are indicative only; the written estimate you receive after your consultation is final. Your cost depends on:
Speak to our team with your reports or symptoms for a clear estimate and a cashless insurance check.
Call +91 9076455999Quick answers on hernia surgery, cost, recovery, emergencies and insurance at Kapadia Hospital, Goregaon West.
In adults, surgery is the only permanent treatment for an abdominal wall hernia. Most hernias at Kapadia Hospital are repaired with laparoscopic (keyhole) or open mesh repair, and large or recurrent hernias may need TAR surgery. Your surgeon recommends the approach after examining you.
As a broad guide, open mesh repair of a single hernia costs about ₹40,000 to ₹1 lakh and laparoscopic repair about ₹80,000 to ₹2 lakh in Mumbai. TAR and complex repairs are quoted after evaluation. These figures are indicative only; the written estimate from Kapadia Hospital is final.
Neither is best for everyone. Laparoscopic repair uses small cuts and usually means less pain and a quicker return to routine. Open repair can be done under spinal or local anaesthesia and suits patients who cannot have general anaesthesia or have large hernias.
A hernia is an emergency when the bulge becomes hard, tender or cannot be pushed back, turns red or purple, or comes with sudden severe pain, vomiting, fever or an inability to pass gas or stool. These signs can mean strangulation. Call our 24x7 emergency line on +91 77770 45206 and come in immediately.
No. In adults, an abdominal wall hernia does not heal on its own. Small, painless hernias can sometimes be monitored, but most grow over time. Many umbilical hernias in babies close naturally, and hiatus hernias are often managed with medicines first.
Most patients who have laparoscopic repair go home the same day or the next day. Open repair, large hernias, TAR surgery and emergency operations may need one to three days. Your surgeon confirms the expected stay when planning your operation.
Most people return to light daily activities within one to two weeks, a little sooner after laparoscopic repair. Heavy lifting and strenuous exercise are avoided for about four to six weeks. You get a written recovery plan based on your repair and your work.
Yes, but it is uncommon. The risk is lower with a mesh repair and when you avoid heavy lifting during healing, manage cough or constipation and do not smoke. If a hernia does return, it can be repaired again, often with a different approach.
Most health insurance policies cover hernia surgery because it is medically necessary. Kapadia Hospital offers a 100% cashless facility with the insurers and TPAs on our TPA and insurance list, and our billing team helps with approvals and claims.
Hernia surgery at Kapadia Hospital is led by Dr. Rajan Modi, Medical Director and laparoscopic surgeon with more than 35 years of experience. He performs laparoscopic and open mesh repairs and has trained surgeons across India in laparoscopic TEP hernia repair.
Still searching for answers?
You've Read Enough. Now Get Examined by Someone Who Knows.
Every symptom looks scary online. A consultation with our specialists can tell you what's really going on, and what to do next.