Laparoscopic Surgeon near Bellandur

A laparoscopic surgeon near Bellandur

Dr. Sanjit is a General and Minimal Access (Laparoscopic) Surgeon who consults on Sarjapur Main Road, about 6 km from Bellandur. He does not have a clinic in Bellandur itself; patients come to him because the drive is usually around 20 minutes.

Many work in the tech parks along the Outer Ring Road, such as RMZ Ecoworld and Ecospace, or live in Kasavanahalli, Green Glen Layout, Kadubeesanahalli and along Varthur Road. For them, the main question is often practical: how do I get this treated without losing weeks of work?

Getting there from Bellandur

From Bellandur it is a short drive south to Sarjapur Road, either through Kasavanahalli or along the Outer Ring Road to the Sarjapur Road junction. Allow extra time at peak office hours.

If you are having a procedure, even as day care, arrange for someone to drive you home. You should not drive for at least 24 hours after anaesthesia or sedation.

• Evening, 5 pm to 8 pm: the clinic in Doddakannelli, 3rd Floor, SGR-2, Sarjapur Main Road, Doddakannelli, Bengaluru 560035. For most people from Bellandur, this is the nearer stop.
• Day, 10 am to 5 pm: SPARSH Hospital, Sarjapur Road, #76, SY No. 26/7, Sarjapur Main Road, Carmelaram, Bengaluru 560035, where he consults and operates.

Fitting treatment around work

Minimal access surgery is designed to shorten recovery, and that matters when you have deadlines and a manager waiting. Treatment is planned with your work in mind, though your safety always comes first.

• Varicose veins: laser (EVLA) or glue closure is done through a needle puncture under ultrasound, usually as day care. Most people walk out the same day and return to desk work within a few days.
• Piles, fissure and fistula: laser procedures are often day care, with less cutting than conventional surgery.
• Hernia and gallbladder: laparoscopic hernia repair and gallbladder removal are often day care or a one-night stay, with many desk workers back at work in about a week.

Some patients plan their procedure just before a weekend to make the most of the first few days at home. If your employer needs a medical certificate, ask for it at your review visit. Recovery times vary from person to person, and you get a written plan for yours.

Other conditions he treats

Long hours of sitting also play a part in pilonidal sinus, a painful, recurring infection near the tailbone that is common in young men. Dr. Sanjit also removes lumps such as lipomas and sebaceous cysts, and treats appendicitis, hydrocele and hernias that have come back after an earlier repair. Read more on the laparoscopic surgery page.

Sudden, severe tummy pain, especially low on the right side with fever or vomiting, needs urgent attention. Go to the nearest emergency department rather than waiting for an evening appointment.

At the consultation

Dr. Sanjit begins with your symptoms and how they affect your day, then examines you. For varicose veins, a venous Doppler ultrasound of the leg is the key test, as it shows which veins are leaking and whether laser or glue treatment is suitable. For a hernia or gallbladder problem, an abdominal ultrasound is usually the starting point.

He explains the findings in plain words and lays out the options, including support stockings, medicines or simply waiting where that is safe. If a procedure makes sense, you leave with a realistic timeline: the day of the procedure, the first days at home, and when you can return to the office, the gym or long drives.

Before your visit

To save time, send a photo of any scan or report on WhatsApp to +91 99160 26256 when you book. On the day, bring:

• Any ultrasound, CT or MRI report, and the images on a CD or your phone if you have them
• Recent blood test reports
• A list of the medicines you take, especially blood thinners and diabetes or blood pressure tablets
• Notes or discharge summaries from any earlier surgery
• Your health insurance card or policy details, if you plan to use insurance
• A family member, if you would like a second pair of ears

Timings and booking

Monday to Saturday, by appointment: 10 am to 5 pm at Carmelaram and 5 pm to 8 pm at Doddakannelli. Sundays are closed. Call or WhatsApp +91 99160 26256, or book a consultation. You can also read about Dr. Sanjit's training.