Robotic Subcutaneous Onlay Repair

Robotic Subcutaneous Onlay Repair is an advanced minimally invasive procedure used to treat ventral, incisional, and umbilical hernia defects of the abdominal wall that are associated with diastasis recti. This technique utilizes robotics and endoscopy to access the subcutaneous tissue layer beneath the skin and above the muscle, allowing the surgeon to repair the hernia […]

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Do I need imaging to confirm a hernia diagnosis?

If you have been told you might have a hernia, it is natural to wonder whether you need medical imaging to confirm it. The short answer is: not always. At The Iskandar Complex Hernia Center, Dr. Iskandar begins with a detailed history and physical examination because most clinically significant hernias can be diagnosed without additional […]

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Intraperitoneal Underlay Mesh (IPUM) Hernia Repair

Intraperitoneal Underlay Mesh (IPUM) repair is a minimally invasive procedure used in hernia repair, particularly for ventral hernias, umbilical hernias, and incisional hernias. It involves placing a surgical mesh directly against the peritoneum—the inner lining of the abdomen—on the inner surface of the abdominal wall to cover and reinforce the closed hernia defect. IPUM is […]

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New Studies Show Expert Surgeons Reduce Risks in Large Hiatal Hernia Surgery for Dallas–Fort Worth Patients

If you’ve been diagnosed with a large hiatal hernia, recent medical research brings important insights about your treatment. Two major studies published in 2024 confirm what surgeons have long suspected: hernia size matters, and choosing an experienced specialist significantly impacts your surgical outcome. For patients needing hernia repair in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, Dr. Mazen […]

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Early Hernia Treatment: How it Can Prevent Hernia Complications

Hernias are a common medical issue, but delaying treatment can lead to unnecessary complications. Dr. Mazen Iskandar and The Iskandar Complex Hernia Center emphasize the importance of addressing hernias early to reduce risks such as pain, enlargement, and emergency situations. With advanced surgical expertise and compassionate care, the center provides patients with solutions designed for […]

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How to Prepare Hernia Surgery: Pre-Habilitation Tips

Preparing for hernia surgery involves more than just showing up on the day of the procedure. Taking steps in advance—known as pre-habilitation—can help improve recovery, reduce complications, and support better surgical outcomes. At The Iskandar Complex Hernia Center, we guide patients through this important process with personalized care and expert recommendations. Our goal is to […]

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