Welcome to Syracuse Hernia Center, where exceptional surgical care meets personalized attention. Located in Syracuse, our independently owned practice is dedicated to providing advanced surgical solutions with a focus on patient-centric care.
Dr. Robert Weiss, our board-certified surgeon, leads the way in delivering outstanding outcomes, having performed more than 3,000 successful laparoscopic and robotic gallbladder removal procedures. With a commitment to excellence, most procedures are performed as outpatient surgeries, allowing patients to experience the convenience of a streamlined recovery process.
What sets us apart is the emphasis on personalized care, with Dr. Weiss himself overseeing each patient's journey, ensuring that every individual receives the highest level of attention and support.
At Syracuse Hernia Center, you can trust in our expertise, quality, and unwavering dedication to your well-being throughout every step of your surgical experience. Schedule your appointment with the top general surgeon Syracuse, NY has to offer today.
Cholecystectomy, commonly known as gallbladder removal surgery, is a specialized procedure offered at Syracuse Hernia Center to address gallbladder-related conditions. When performed robotically, this advanced surgical technique involves the use of small incisions and the Da Vinci robot to visualize and remove the gallbladder.
Here are some key points about robotic cholecystectomy:
At Syracuse Hernia Center, Dr. Weiss’s commitment to utilizing advanced surgical techniques such as robotic cholecystectomy reflects a dedication to delivering optimal outcomes and enhancing the overall patient experience.
Common symptoms of gallbladder disease include abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, and bloating. Other signs may include indigestion, back pain between the shoulder blades, and pain in the right shoulder. If you experience these symptoms, it's important to consult a healthcare provider like Dr. Weiss for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Common side effects of gallbladder removal surgery may include diarrhea, bloating, and changes in bowel habits. That said, these side effects are usually temporary and can be managed with dietary changes and medication. Dr. Weiss will discuss these side effects with you (and more) before you choose to undergo the procedure.
Yes, medically necessary gallbladder removal is typically covered by insurance. However, coverage may vary depending on the insurance plan, so it is advisable to check with your specific insurance provider for details. If you have any questions, reach out to us – we’re happy to help.
Dr. Weiss and the team at Syracuse Hernia Center work hard to make the process of receiving care as seamless as possible. Simply reach out to us to schedule your first appointment.