We have moved
Our new home is Unit 2B, 17 Ruthven Road, Kingston 10.
Now at 17 Ruthven Road.
Get directionsProCare offers specialist surgical assessment and treatment from one location in Kingston, with keyhole surgery at the heart of what we do. Every plan starts with a proper consultation.
A hernia does not go away on its own, but it can often be repaired safely, frequently with keyhole surgery.
Pain after meals may be gallstones. When they cause symptoms, removing the gallbladder is the usual treatment.
Some cancers may be treated with surgery as part of a wider plan. We also treat hemorrhoids and colorectal concerns.
Laparoscopic surgery is usually called keyhole surgery. The surgeon makes a few small cuts, places a thin camera inside and operates while watching a screen. Keyhole surgery can often mean smaller incisions and a quicker return to normal activity.
General guidance only. Which approach is safest for you depends on your condition, history and assessment findings.
Bring the referral letter, recent blood work and any scan or ultrasound reports. If you have images on a disc or online link, bring those too.
All consultations take place at Unit 2B, 17 Ruthven Road, Kingston 10. Surgery is carried out at an affiliated hospital, which Dr. Vaccianna will confirm with you.
Hospital names to be confirmed before launch.
Book a consultation with Dr. Vaccianna. We will assess your symptoms properly and explain your options in plain language.
