Chennai Hernia Care

  • 09:30 AM to 07:30 PM

Menu
Book Appointment

Welcome to Chennai Hernia Care​

“Expert Hernia Care in the Heart of Chennai”

Leading the way in Hernia Care – Safe, Advanced Patient-Centric
Welcome to Chennai Hernia Care

“Expert Hernia Care in the Heart of Chennai”

Leading the way in Hernia Care – Safe, Advanced Patient-Centric

Chennai Hernia Care: A Pinnacle of Excellence

We don’t just treat hernias; we focus on holistic patient wellbeing, offering support and guidance throughout the healing journey.

Founded by Dr. Deepak Subramanian, an experienced hernia specialist in Chennai with extensive qualifications in laparoscopic and bariatric surgery, Chennai Hernia Care is dedicated to providing personalised care for all types of hernia, including incisional and umbilical hernia treatment, and stands as a trusted centre for hernia treatment.

We pride ourselves on our state-of-the-art facilities, which integrates the latest in medical technology with a compassionate, patient-focused approach.

Our clinic pledges to provide the highest standard of patient care, reflecting both our and Dr.Deepak’s dedication to health and well-being.
Dr. Deepak Subramanian

OUR VISION

“To provide Top-Tier hernia care with unmatched patient experiences and surgical results.”

More about Hernia

Types of Hernia

Incisional Hernia:

An incisional hernia occurs when a tissue pushes through a weak spot in the abdominal muscle (usually where a prior surgical incision was made). Incisional hernia is a typical side effect following abdominal surgery Read More…
Read More...

Umbilical Hernia:

When a portion of the intestine protrudes through the abdominal muscles close to the navel (belly button), it is known as an umbilical hernia. Although it can happen to adults, it usually affects newborns. Read More…
Read More...

Femoral Hernia:

Women are more likely to have this type,
fermoral hernia occurs particularly if they are obese or pregnant. Tissue pushes through a weak area in the muscle wall near the femoral canal, just below the groyne, to cause a femoral hernia. Read More…
Read More...

Inguinal Hernia:

Inguinal hernias form in the inguinal canal, a passageway that runs down either side of your pelvis to your sex organs. Inguinal hernias are the most prevalent kind of hernia. They’re also known as groyne hernias. They are the most prevalent type of groyne hernia, but not the only one.
Read More…
Read More...

Epigastric Hernia:

An epigastric hernia can occur when the tissues in the abdominal wall don’t close completely during development and when fat or a portion of the intestine protrudes through a weak spot in the upper abdominal wall, between the navel and the lower section of the sternum 
Read More…
Read More...

Congenital Hernia:

A congenital diaphragmatic hernia is a significant birth condition that occurs when the diaphragm fails to seal completely during foetal development. Abdominal organs may move into the chest cavity during growth, causing lung congestion.
Read More…
Read More...

Spigelian Hernia:

A Spigelian hernia arises along the Spigelian fascia, which runs between the muscles of the abdominal wall. This unusual hernia is difficult to diagnose due to its position. Read More…
Read More...

Sports Hernia:

A sports hernia, also known as athletic pubalgia, is a strain or tear in the soft tissue of the lower abdomen or groyne area, which is common among athletes.”
. Read More…
Read More...

Recurrent Hernia:

While the majority of hernia procedures are successful, a hernia may reappear months or even years after the surgery. Recurrent hernias occur close or at the site of a previous repair, indicating that the initial repair failed..
Read More...
Hernia Surgery

Can you live with hernia without a surgery?

Does hernia go away on it’s own?

Hernia in adults will not heal on its own.
Postponing surgery poses significant risks of increasing pain, discomfort and also leading to Necrotizing Enterocolitis (severe inflammation of intestine) and sepsis, requiring a much more complicated surgery in the future.
About 20% of painless hernias will worsen over time, making timely surgery crucial.
Selecting an experienced surgeon is key to ensuring the right procedure for enduring relief and health.

What we do

Types of Hernia Surgeries

Laparoscopic Hernia Repair

Laparoscopic Hernia Repair

Involves making a cut in the body where the hernia is. The bulging tissue is repositioned, and the damaged muscle wall is repaired. Often, a special kind of mesh is placed in the region to offer further support.

Open Hernia Repair

Open Hernia Repair

Tiny incisions are made to allow the insertion of surgical tools to complete the hernia surgery rather than making a large cut to the outside of the abdomen or groin.

Click to Read More
Dr. Deepak Subramanian

Ask Our Doctor!

For Specific Hernia Related Queries Please Fill In The Form And Get In Touch With Our Specialists

"*" indicates required fields

Name*
Subject*