Warwickshire • Leamington Spa • Warwick • Stratford-upon-Avon • West Midlands

Specialist Keyhole Hernia Surgery

Consultant-led care by Mr Trif Papettas — laparoscopic (keyhole) repair first, with open and selected robotic techniques when appropriate.

Rapid accessDay-case surgeryClear, balanced adviceInsured & self-pay
Keyhole-first approach
Consultant-performed surgery
Nuffield online booking
Mr Trif Papettas, Consultant Hernia Surgeon
Mr Trif Papettas
Mr Trif Papettas
Consultant General & Hernia Surgeon

Phone: 01926935121 / 01926436351
Email: surgeon.tp@gmail.com

Why patients choose Mr Trif Papettas

Consultant-led, start to finish

Your consultation and operation are delivered by the same consultant surgeon.

Laparoscopic (keyhole) expertise

Keyhole repair where appropriate, especially for bilateral or recurrent groin hernias.

Fast access & day-case care

Most patients go home the same day, with clear aftercare and follow-up.

Hernias treated

Inguinal (groin), femoral, umbilical, epigastric, incisional, recurrent, and athletic groin pain.

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Techniques

Laparoscopic (keyhole) • Open • Selected robotic (complex abdominal wall / incisional cases).

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Independent information

Helpful neutral resources: NHS, British Hernia Society, HerniaInfo.

What patients want to know

Mesh — clear, balanced advice

Mesh is appropriate in many repairs, but it isn’t mandatory for every patient. You’ll get a straightforward explanation of benefits, risks and alternatives.

Recovery

Most patients go home the same day. Light activity within days. Return to work often 1–3 weeks depending on job and operation.

Booking is simple

Book online via Nuffield or call the practice directly. No forms, no delays.

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FAQ

How quickly can I be seen?

Appointments are typically available quickly. Booking is via Nuffield online, or you can call the practice for advice.

Is keyhole surgery right for me?

Keyhole repair is often suitable, especially for bilateral or recurrent groin hernias. The best approach depends on hernia type, anatomy and prior surgery.

Do I need surgery for my hernia?

Not always. Watchful waiting can be appropriate for mild symptoms. Surgery is recommended when symptoms, size or risk increase.

Will I need mesh?

Mesh is used selectively when it provides benefit. Alternatives are discussed where appropriate, with fully informed consent.

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