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Private Hiatus Hernia Repair And Anti-Reflux Surgery In The South West

Ease symptoms, regain strength, and enjoy the things you love

Fixed-Price Package

Private hiatus hernia repair and anti-reflux surgery at Royal Devon Private Healthcare combines NHS clinical standards with enhanced access and personalised support, all delivered on our NHS hospital sites.

Our private service offers:

  • Initial consultation and review of diagnostics
  • Diagnostics (as required): blood tests, imaging and reporting
  • Procedure: anaesthetics/sedation and recovery
  • Follow up appointment
Indicative price

£ Available on enquiry

Robotic hiatus hernia repair and anti-reflux surgery at Royal Devon Private Healthcare offers NHS-level care with shorter waiting times and faster access to surgery procedures to relieve reflux and restore comfort in a trusted NHS setting.

Robotic hiatus hernia repair and anti-reflux surgery is a minimally invasive operation to repair a hiatus hernia and treat reflux. The procedure uses robotic techniques to assist the surgeon in repairing the hernia and restoring normal function.

Consultation:

Within 7-10 days*

To procedure:

Typically 2-6 weeks*

Self-pay package

Fixed-price package

Private hiatus hernia repair and anti-reflux surgery at Royal Devon Private Healthcare combines NHS clinical standards with enhanced access and personalised support, all delivered on our NHS hospital sites.

Our private service offers:

  • Initial consultation and review of diagnostics
  • Diagnostics (as required): blood tests, imaging and reporting
  • Procedure: anaesthetics/sedation and recovery
  • Follow up appointment
Indicative price

£ Available on enquiry

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What's included

One-to-one consultation

Meet a specialist to review your symptoms, discuss the best surgery for you, and confirm a personalised treatment plan based on your imaging results.

Procedure scheduling

We’ll schedule your surgery at a time that is convenient for you.

Procedure

Robotic hiatus hernia repair and anti-reflux surgery is a minimally invasive procedure to fix a hiatus hernia and reduce reflux symptoms.

Follow-up

After your surgery, you will be seen in clinic to check your recovery and ensure everything is healing as expected.

Your Anti-Reflux Surgery Pathway

1. Enquiry

2. One-to-one consultation

3. Pre-operative appointment

4. Procedure

5. Follow-up

Meet Our Anti-Reflux Surgery Specialists

Mr David Bunting

Consultant Upper Gastrointestinal and Abdominal Wall Surgery

BSc MBBS MSc FRCS FEBS-AWS MD

Anti-Reflux Surgery FAQs

What is robotic hiatus hernia repair and anti-reflux surgery?

Robotic hiatus hernia repair and anti-reflux surgery is a minimally invasive surgery to repair a hiatus hernia and treat reflux. The procedure uses robotic-assisted techniques to help restore normal stomach and oesophagus function.

Reflux, or gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD), happens when stomach acid flows back into the oesophagus. This can cause heartburn, regurgitation, and discomfort.

A hiatus hernia occurs when part of the stomach pushes up through the diaphragm into the chest. This can cause symptoms such as heartburn, reflux, or difficulty swallowing.

Before surgery, you will have a pre-operative assessment to review your medical history and complete any necessary tests. You may need to adjust medications or fast before surgery, and arranging transport home is recommended.

Robotic hiatus hernia repair and anti-reflux surgery is performed using small incisions and robotic-assisted instruments. The surgeon repairs the hernia and wraps the top of the stomach around the lower oesophagus to reduce reflux. Most patients go home the same day, but some may stay overnight depending on the complexity of the surgery and individual recovery.

Recovery varies depending on the surgery and your health. Most patients feel relief within a few days and can gradually return to normal activities over 1–4 weeks.

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