Hernia, piles, or a lump that won't go away?
Precision Surgery, through a keyhole.
Twelve years and over a thousand surgeries in general and laparoscopic care — hernia repair, abdominal wall reconstruction, and laser treatment for piles and fistula. Small incisions, most patients home within a day or two.
Sunshine Hospital · Bhubaneswar · or call +91 99370 84340
Your body already knows something is wrong.
It starts small — a bulge near the navel, a pull when you cough or lift something heavy. Easy to explain away. Easy to schedule around, for a while.
But waiting doesn't make the repair simpler. It makes the defect bigger, the mesh larger, and the recovery longer. Same with piles — "just a little blood" quietly becomes something you plan your whole day around.
The best time to see a surgeon was the day you first noticed it. The second-best time is now.
Precision treatment for complex and common conditions.
Each of these can usually be handled through small keyhole incisions rather than open surgery — reviewed case by case at your consultation.
Hernia Repair
Inguinal, umbilical, incisional and recurrent hernias, repaired laparoscopically with mesh reinforcement suited to the defect.
Explore →Abdominal Wall Reconstruction
For complex or recurrent hernias that need the abdominal wall rebuilt, not just patched — a specialised repair most general surgeons refer out.
Explore →Piles (Haemorrhoids)
Treated with laser proctology — less post-operative pain and a faster return to sitting normally than conventional surgery.
Explore →Anal Fistula & Fissure
Evaluated and treated with the same minimally invasive, precision-first approach as his other laparoscopic work.
Explore →General Laparoscopic Surgery
Gallbladder, appendix and other day-care laparoscopic procedures, most with same-day or next-day discharge.
Explore →A smaller entry point.
Open surgery works — it's just slower to recover from. Laparoscopic surgery does the same job through three or four small incisions instead of one large cut. See the difference below.
Hernia repair, compared
Precision isn't just technology. It's knowing when to use it.
Assessment
Understand the condition — examination, imaging or blood work if needed, same visit.
Precision
Select the appropriate surgical approach — laparoscopic-first wherever it's the safer option.
Recovery
Plan the patient's recovery and follow-up before the day of surgery, not after.
Four steps, start to recovery.
Consultation
You describe the problem, he examines you, and imaging or blood work is ordered if needed — same visit.
A straight answer
Whether it needs surgery, how urgent it is, and what the laparoscopic option looks like for your case — before you leave the room.
Scheduling
A clear walkthrough of anaesthesia, what the day looks like, and what recovery will actually involve.
Recovery & follow-up
Most laparoscopic patients are walking the same day and home within 24–48 hours, with a follow-up scheduled before you leave.
Twelve years focused on two things: hernia and the anorectal conditions most people are too embarrassed to bring up.
Dr. Abinash Kanungo is a Consultant General and Laparoscopic Surgeon at Sunshine Hospital, Bhubaneswar. He holds an MBBS and a DNB in General Surgery, with fellowship training in laparoscopic hernia surgery and laser proctology, and FISCP status — Fellow of the International Society of Coloproctology, an international credential most general surgeons in the city don't hold.
Over twelve years and more than a thousand surgeries, his practice has settled around two areas most surgeons treat as separate: hernia and abdominal wall reconstruction on one side, piles and anorectal conditions on the other. Both get the same laparoscopic-first approach — smaller incisions, less pain, and a recovery measured in days rather than weeks wherever that's the safer option for the patient in front of him.
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Your next step starts with one consultation.
No pressure to operate on day one — just a clear understanding of what's happening and what your options are.