Surgery for fibroids and the uterus — through cuts smaller than a fingertip

Robotic gynae surgery treats fibroids, heavy bleeding, endometriosis and more through a few keyhole incisions instead of one large cut — so most women have less pain, smaller scars and get home sooner than with traditional open surgery.

• Da Vinci Xi robot
• Uterus-preserving options
• Experienced women's surgeons

What is robotic gynae surgery?

Robotic gynae surgery is keyhole (minimally invasive) surgery performed with the Da Vinci Xi system. Your surgeon sits at a console beside you and controls slim robotic instruments through a few small incisions, guided by a magnified, high-definition 3D view inside your body.

It builds on ordinary laparoscopy, but the instruments bend and rotate like a human wrist — only steadier — which helps in the tight, delicate spaces of the female pelvis.

The surgeon is in full control

The robot never moves on its own. Every motion is made by your surgeon in real time — the system simply translates their hands into finer, steadier movements. No autopilot, no AI deciding anything: an experienced surgeon, with extra precision.

Why women choose the robotic approach

Robotic vs traditional open surgery

Traditional open gynae surgery means one large cut across the abdomen. The robotic approach does the same operation through a few tiny incisions — and that single difference changes almost everything about the experience and recovery.

Robotic · Da Vinci Xi — keyhole precision

• A few incisions, each under a centimetre
• Magnified 3D HD view for the surgeon
• Typically less blood loss and less pain
• Often home in 1–2 days
• Tiny, barely-visible scars

Traditional open surgery — one large incision

• A single long cut across the abdomen
• Direct eye view, standard instruments
• Typically more blood loss and more pain
• Often 5–7 days in hospital
• A larger, lasting scar
•  

Recovery figures are typical ranges and vary from person to person. Robotic surgery is not suitable for every case — your surgeon will recommend the safest approach for you.

What we treat robotically

Conditions & procedures

Robotic hysterectomy

Removal of the uterus through tiny incisions — for fibroids, heavy bleeding or other conditions — with a faster, gentler recovery.

Fibroid surgery (myomectomy)

Removes fibroids while preserving the uterus — keeping the option of pregnancy open for women who want it.

Endometriosis surgery

Precise excision of disease near the bowel, bladder and nerves — for women living with long-term pelvic pain.

Ovarian cyst surgery

Removes the cyst while sparing the healthy ovary where possible — protecting hormones and fertility.

Pelvic organ prolapse

Robotic sacrocolpopexy lifts and secures prolapsed organs with durable support and an easier recovery.

Gynae-cancer surgery

Precise removal and staging for cervical, uterine and ovarian cancers — helping you get to further treatment sooner.

The difference robotic surgery can make

Why it helps

Smaller scars

A few tiny marks instead of one long incision.

Less pain & blood loss

Smaller wounds usually mean a gentler recovery.

Shorter hospital stay

Many women go home within a day or two.

Back to life sooner

A quicker return to family, work and routine.

Fertility-preserving precision

Careful surgery that can spare the uterus and ovaries.

Lower wound-infection risk

Smaller incisions give infection less chance.

Book a consultation

Talk to a robotic gynae specialist at Fortis Hospital, Mohali. Bring your reports if you have them — we'll walk you through your options, honestly.

Visit us

Fortis Hospital, Sector 62, Phase VIII, Mohali, Punjab — serving Punjab, Chandigarh, Haryana & Himachal Pradesh.

OPD & appointments

+91 72728 72728 · Mon–Sat, 9 AM–5 PM

Insurance & cashless

Cashless treatment available with empanelled insurers — ask our team to check your cover.