General Surgery
Pyramedz

Laparoscopic General Surgery

Laparoscopic hernia, gallbladder and appendix surgery in one day for fast recovery and back to your routine within days

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Why Choose General Surgery in Egypt?

NHS Surgical Wait: 12-18 Months. Pyramedz: Days

NHS elective laparoscopic surgery (hernia, gallbladder, appendix): 12-18 month wait. Private UK laparoscopic surgery: £4,000-£8,000.

German private surgical clinics charge €4,000-€9,000 for the same procedures. Pyramedz arranges surgery within days; most patients fly home within 3-5 days.

ERAS Protocol - Same Standard as UK NHS

All procedures follow the Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocol, identical to UK NHS and German DRG guidelines. Minimally invasive wherever possible.

Same-day discharge for most laparoscopic procedures. Pre-op bloods and imaging handled in the same visit, no need to spread care across multiple trips.

English Surgical Report for Your GP

Full operative report and discharge summary in English for your UK GP or German Hausarzt - including post-op instructions, wound care, and red-flag symptoms.

WhatsApp follow-up with the surgical team for 6 weeks post-surgery; GP referral letter included.

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General Surgery Packages in Egypt

Prices shown in € EUR. Rate is indicative - actual charge may vary slightly.

Laparoscopic Hernia Repair

Laparoscopic Hernia Repair

Day surgery + anaesthesia + pre-op assessment + 3 nights stay

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Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy

Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy

Day surgery + anaesthesia + pre-op assessment + 3 nights stay

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Bariatric Surgery Package

Bariatric Surgery Package

Gastric sleeve or bypass + 3-month meal plan with nutritionist + 4-night stay + private car with driver + follow-up

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Can't find the right package? Your ideal package is one message away

Every case is unique, and we understand your needs may not fit a standard package. Reach out to our team and we'll design a personalised treatment plan that fits your clinical needs and budget perfectly.

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Patient Reviews

Real experiences from patients who trusted Pyramedz

★★★★★

The hernia surgery was done in under two hours and I was having dinner at the hotel the same evening! Pyramedz organisation ran itself completely. I did not have to think about a single thing.

Abdullah Al-Harbi, Riyadh

★★★★★

Put off the gallbladder operation for years out of fear. Once I decided to have it done in Egypt, the worry left me from the very first consultation. Successful procedure and cost less than half of Jeddah quotes.

Verified Patient, Jeddah

★★★★★

Came with my mother for her appendix surgery. Everything was perfectly organised from the moment we landed. Pyramedz team were with us throughout and we never felt far from home.

Hind Al-Rasheed, Kuwait

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Laparoscopic (keyhole) surgery in our partner hospitals is performed to the same technical standard as UK NHS or private hospitals. Our JCI-accredited facilities use full anaesthetic teams and the ERAS (enhanced recovery) protocol, meaning most patients are walking the same evening and fly home within 3-5 days.

NHS waiting lists for elective hernia or gallbladder surgery currently average 12-18 months in the UK. Private surgery at home costs £4,000-£8,000. Our all-inclusive packages are significantly lower and include the hotel, airport transfers, and post-return follow-up in the price.

Most cases need 3-5 days. Laparoscopic gallbladder removal: surgery on day 1, rest and post-op check on days 2-3, fly home on day 4 or 5. Hernia repair follows a similar schedule. We confirm your exact itinerary after reviewing your referral notes or scan.

You receive a full surgical report and discharge summary in English, formatted for your GP, covering the procedure, anaesthesia details, and wound care instructions. We provide free WhatsApp follow-up for two weeks. For any redness around the wound, fever, or increasing pain, contact us before your GP so we can advise whether it is post-surgical norm or warrants immediate attention.