This type of surgery offers patients several benefits such as smaller incisions, faster recovery times, reduced pain, and scarring. In many cases, minimally invasive surgery also offers a higher accuracy rate compared to traditional open surgery. Learn more about each of these benefits below.
Smaller Incisions
One of the most significant benefits is the size of the incisions. Unlike traditional surgery, which often uses large incisions, minimally invasive surgery relies on tiny incisions only large enough for the insertion of thin tubes, cameras, fiber-optic lights, and other small surgical tools.
Less Pain
These procedures cause less pain and discomfort after your procedure. Studies have showing that patients who are recovering from minimally invasive surgery report less pain and don’t need large doses of pain relievers required by patients who have undergone conventional surgery.
Shorter Hospital Stay
Patients who undergo this type of surgery are usually able to go home sooner and return to work and normal activities quicker.
Faster Recovery
The size of the incision also enables you to heal faster than traditional open surgery techniques, allowing you to get back to your normal daily life as quickly as possible.
Less Scarring
Because this type of surgery requires smaller incisions, that means you’ll have smaller less noticeable scars. Also, with these smaller incisions, it only takes a few stitches to close the incisions after your procedure.
Increased Accuracy
Minimally invasive surgery also offers a higher accuracy rate compared to traditional open surgery. Accuracy is improved because procedures use a camera, allowing the surgeon to have a better visualization of your internal organs.
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