Achalasia Cardia Laparoscopic Surgery
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Regain Comfortable Swallowing — Effective Minimally Invasive Treatment for Achalasia
Achalasia is a rare condition where the esophagus struggles to move food into the stomach, causing difficulty swallowing, chest pain, and weight loss.
Dr. Avinash Vagha offers advanced laparoscopic Heller’s myotomy and related procedures to relieve the tightness in the esophageal muscle and restore smooth swallowing — all through small incisions.
What is Achalasia Surgery?
Laparoscopic Heller’s myotomy cuts the tight muscle at the lower esophagus.
Often combined with fundoplication to prevent acid reflux.
Appendix removal
The procedure improves swallowing, digestion, and quality of life.
Why Choose Laparoscopic Surgery for Achalasia?
✅ Minimally invasive with faster recovery
✅ Precise surgical technique with low risk of complications
✅ Performed by an experienced surgeon skilled in complex abdominal and thoracic procedures
✅ Short hospital stay and quick return to eating
Trusted Surgical Experience You Can Rely On
With over 40 years in medicine and more than two decades as a surgical specialist, Dr. Vagha brings more than experience — he brings confidence, calm, and clarity.
He has performed thousands of laparoscopic procedures with a focus on safe outcomes, low-risk recovery, and long-term relief. Whether it’s a straightforward hernia repair or a complex abdominal case, patients appreciate the clear communication, steady hands, and honest advice they receive here.
You won’t just feel operated on — you’ll feel cared for.
Patient Story
Vikram Shah
I struggled with swallowing for years. After laparoscopic surgery with Dr. Vagha, I can eat comfortably again without pain or fear.
FAQs
Is the surgery painful?
Pain is well-controlled and usually mild.
How long is hospital stay?
Typically 2-3 days.
Will I need medications afterward?
Most patients can stop medication and eat normally after recovery.