Dr. Kamath performs minimally-invasive procedures when it is safe and appropriate, such as
The term “minimally-invasive surgery” has become popular, and applies to certain surgeries that can now be done with smaller incisions and shorter recovery times. These advances are possible due to innovations in tools, such as microscopes, cameras, and tubes, that allow surgeons to operate through smaller spaces.
It is important to remember that “minimally invasive” is not an official designation, and can mean different things in different cases. Certain surgeries that are called “minimally invasive” can be quite complex and involved, while certain “traditional” surgeries have quick recovery times and excellent outcomes.
Ultimately, the best type of procedure involves a detailed discussion with your surgeon.
My practice philosophy is simple: treat patients as I would want myself or my family treated.
500 Canyon Ridge Dr
Building C, Suite 208
Austin, TX 78753
425 University Blvd
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Round Rock, TX 78665