Laparoscopic Bilateral Salpingectomy at Vardhan Fertility Centre
Safe, Minimally Invasive Removal of Both Fallopian Tubes with Expert Fertility Guidance
Laparoscopic Bilateral Salpingectomy is a keyhole surgical procedure to remove both fallopian tubes, usually due to conditions like hydrosalpinx, recurrent ectopic pregnancies, or severe tubal damage. At Vardhan Fertility Centre, this procedure is performed using advanced laparoscopic techniques to ensure a safe recovery and smooth transition to fertility planning, including IVF.
Bilateral salpingectomy refers to the removal of both fallopian tubes, typically done using laparoscopy (minimally invasive surgery). The uterus and ovaries are preserved. This procedure is often recommended to:
- Treat hydrosalpinx (fluid-filled, blocked tubes)
- Prevent future ectopic pregnancies
- Remove severely damaged or infected tubes
- Improve IVF success rates in women with diseased tubes
- Women with bilateral hydrosalpinx affecting IVF outcomes
- Recurrent tubal ectopic pregnancies
- Severe pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
- Tubal damage from endometriosis or surgery
- Women choosing salpingectomy as permanent contraception
- Laparoscopic experts in advanced gynecologic and fertility surgery
- Emphasis on fertility preservation and IVF planning
- State-of-the-art OT with high-definition equipment
- Minimal blood loss, quick recovery, and cosmetic incisions
- Comprehensive pre- and post-operative care
- Natural pregnancy is not possible (no fallopian tubes)
- IVF is the only option to conceive, as it bypasses the tubes
- Removing diseased tubes (e.g., hydrosalpinx) can increase IVF success rates
- Our specialists will guide you through IVF planning post-recovery
