Hernia Center of Southern California

Your #EpigastricHernia repair can be done as a one-day, outpatient procedure and can be performed under a local anesthesia with sedation.

Rest is the most important thing after your #SportsHerniaSurgery. Studies show that athletes who undergo surgery are able to return to their regular activity within about six weeks.

A #SportsHernia usually begins slowly and increase in intensity over time. They can occur in both professional and recreational athletes.

After your #SportsHernia #surgery, every one of our patients receives an individualized rehabilitation program that is catered to their specific needs. Studies have shown that between 65% and 90% of athletes who undergo surgery are able to return to their regular athletic activity within about six weeks.

An #EpigastricHernia is usually asymptomatic. However, they are also known to cause pain with straining. If an epigastric is not treated it may increase in size and may become strangulated or incarcerated.

Feeling pain? Learn more about #HerniaSurgery #RecoveryTime and get answers for all of your questions.

Who better to advise an athlete regarding a #SportsHernia than fifteen time Ironman finisher and hernia specialist, Dr. David Albin? Dr. Albin has performed 12,000 hernia surgeries and has over 25 years experience.

An #InguinalHernia, more commonly referred to as a groin hernia, is by far the most common type of hernia. Our team is here for you!

#VentralHernia repair can be performed as a same day, outpatient procedure under a local anesthesia with sedation. It’s convenient and safe.

Did you know that a ventral hernia and an epigastric hernia are also known an #AbdominaHernia? Both occur in the front of the abdominal wall and can be rectified with surgery.

Want to learn about #HerniaSurgeryCost? We can answer all of your questions here.