Dr. Purnendu Roy

Consult Dr. Purnendu Roy for advanced gallbladder stone surgery in Kolkata with expert care, precise treatment, and faster recovery.

Painful cramps after a meal that contains fat? Severe, sudden pain radiating to your shoulder? Nausea that doesn't go away? Those are the symptoms of gallstones.

While some individuals with the disease do not even know they have gallstones, others find themselves struggling with the condition. When dietary and medicinal treatments prove ineffective, only the gallbladder stone operation is considered the ultimate solution. What does it look like, what is involved, and what should you expect if you are about to undergo this surgery?

What Are Gallstones and Why Do They Hurt?

In order to understand the procedure better, let us first familiarize ourselves with the disease. Your gallbladder is a sac-shaped organ, situated in the upper right side of your abdomen, under your liver. It stores a liquid produced in your liver called bile, responsible for breaking down fat in your food. Gallstones are solid deposits formed from your bile, varying in size from tiny grains of sand to huge golf balls.

The problems emerge when these stones block the cystic duct, the passage where the bile flows. This results in pain (biliary colic), increased pressure, and irritation (cholecystitis). In case of leaving a blockage unaddressed, it may result in a serious complication—such as the rupture of the gallbladder or the development of pancreatitis.

Is the Removal Really Necessary?

Not all gallstones necessarily require a surgery. "Silent" stones, which remain asymptomatic, do not need to be treated. However, in case of one single severe pain attack, you would definitely end up in a surgeon's clinic. According to the scientific opinion, symptomatic gallstones never heal spontaneously. Instead, pain will keep on occurring, and the attacks will increase their frequency and severity.

How Does the Modern Removal Look?

When seeking information about a gallbladder stone operation online, you will inevitably come across the term "laparoscopic cholecystectomy." That is the modern method of removing a diseased gallbladder that is recognized as the gold standard.

In brief, the process looks like that. Your doctor will make several incisions (four, to be more precise) no longer than one inch in your abdomen. Then, he or she will use a laparoscope and other surgical tools inserted through them in order to cut your gallbladder from the adjacent structures. The operation typically lasts one or two hours.

Why choose this type of surgery? The reasons include:

Lower post-operative pain.

Quicker release from a hospital (sometimes, even on the same day).

Breakdown from the hospital quicker than in case of "open" surgery (within one to two weeks, as compared to four to six weeks).

Reduced scarring.

An Uncommon Approach to Removal

While the laparoscopic cholecystectomy is a standard method used in most hospitals, there is another option that cannot be overlooked. The surgeon may decide to carry out an open surgery (with the longer incision) if there is severe inflammation, scars caused by the past procedures, or bleeding during the procedure.

After the Procedure: Life Without a Gallbladder

What you probably ask yourself is how you can digest food without a gallbladder.

Contrary to a popular misconception, the gallbladder acts as a reservoir of bile. However, your liver continues producing this substance, so nothing prevents you from digesting fats. As opposed to its concentrated form stored in a gallbladder, the bile continuously drips from your liver into your intestines in smaller quantities. For most patients, it means that they do not feel any discomfort in the process.

However, during the first weeks following the operation, your body has to adjust to the new situation. You may experience diarrhea and bloating, especially after consuming fat-rich meals. In order to avoid the problem, your doctor will recommend sticking to a low-fat diet for the first month after the gallbladder stone operation.

The Consequences of Postponing the Treatment

Many people prefer to postpone the surgical intervention due to a number of fears. However, postponing a gallbladder stone operation increases the risks of acute pancreatitis, development of empyema, and gallbladder perforation. In all these cases, an emergency intervention is necessary, which means that the procedure will be riskier.

Recovering from the Surgery: General Instructions

If you opt for the laparoscopic method, you should have no trouble in recovering quickly. Most patients start moving around shortly after being discharged from the hospital. By day three, you should stop taking painkillers, and on the seventh day, you are ready to return to work. Any physical exertion is prohibited for at least a month.

Rule of thumb in recovery: listen to the signals coming from your surgical sites. In case they hurt, stop whatever you are doing.

Conclusion

By Dr. Purnendu Roy (MS, FRCS, FICS)

Founder & Chief Laparoscopic Surgeon, Genesis Hospital, Kolkata

Having practiced as a general and laparoscopic surgeon for more than three decades, a great many of my daily consultations involve queries that come down to the same thing: "Doctor, I've been found to have gallstones, but I'm not suffering from any serious pain right now. Do I really have to go under the knife?"

This fear is understandable. After all, "surgery" is a worrisome word, and as a healthcare professional, my goal is to make this change easier for you to cope with. Let me explain the function of the gallbladder, the origin of the stones, and in what instances a gallbladder stone operation becomes necessary.

What Are the Functions of the Gallbladder?

To find a solution, we must look into the problem. The gallbladder is a small, pear-shaped organ located below your liver on the right side of the abdomen. While the liver produces bile (a greenish digestive fluid), the gallbladder stores this liquid.

Upon eating fatty or oily foods, the gallbladder contracts and squeezes its concentrated contents into your intestine, enabling the digestion of dietary fats.

[Liver Produces Bile] ➔ [Gallbladder Stores & Concentrates It] ➔ [Squeezes into Intestine to Digest Fats]

Due to some chemical imbalance, the bile inside your gallbladder may start to crystallize, forming particles ranging in size from a speck of dust to a golf ball. There are usually too many cholesterols and/or bilirubins in this liquid, which forms the basis for these solid objects.

"Gallstones in a Silent State" – The Truth Behind the Term

Patients who have been diagnosed with silent stones usually discover the condition accidentally while undergoing abdominal ultrasound imaging in connection with another issue. These stones are often referred to as asymptomatic.

However, in case a gallstone blocks the exit canal of your gallbladder, things may quickly spiral out of control. A complete blockage of this passage results in the following conditions:

Biliary colic is the occurrence of intense pain felt in the upper right part of the abdomen. It sometimes radiates to the back or shoulder blades.

Cholecystitis refers to acute irritation or infection of the gallbladder wall, causing severe abdominal pain and symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, and fever.

Why Not Remove Only the Gallstones and Preserve the Organ?

This is the first question that comes to mind upon being diagnosed with gallstones. Why remove the whole organ if the stones are what causes problems?

As a surgeon, I completely understand your logic. However, in gastroenterology, we always deal with root causes rather than symptoms. And the fact of the matter is, the process of forming gallstones is irreversible. In other words, once the organs start producing solid objects inside it, your bile will stay chemically unstable indefinitely, or its muscle layers will remain unable to contract properly.

In case we attempted a minimally invasive operation to remove the stones, two major complications would arise:

Relapse: Since the mechanism responsible for stone formation is unaltered by simply removing the stones, you'll likely have to deal with the same painful episodes within months or even a year later.

Formation of scar tissue: By operating inside your gallbladder, we inevitably damage the walls and cause them to heal with scar tissue, which complicates any possible future operations.

Thus, to completely eliminate the condition forever, your best option is to remove the entire gallbladder since your body adapts perfectly well without this organ.

What About Stones That Escape into the Bile Duct?

In one particular case, stones can indeed be removed surgically, although it calls for an entirely different method.

When a stone gets out of your gallbladder and travels down into the common bile duct (the main passageway of bile to the intestines), it can block the whole digestive system, resulting in jaundice and pain.

To fix the problem, we need to employ a specific advanced endoscopic technique called ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography). Under anesthesia, an endoscope (a thin, flexible pipe with a camera attached) is passed down the patient's mouth, esophagus, stomach, and small intestine until the bile duct opening is identified. Next, a small basket or balloon is introduced into this pipe and used to extract the stone and withdraw it.

Treatment Protocol. If a person has a lodged stone, ERCP is first done to clear the passage and preserve the functioning of the pancreas and liver. Then, depending on the doctor's recommendations, the laparoscopic operation to remove the gallbladder is scheduled.

Why Oral Medications Can't Solve the Issue Permanently

The most commonly asked questions at Genesis Hospital include whether gallstones can be dissolved using some oral medication or herbal remedy.

Although oral bile acid can occasionally resolve gallstones in some patients, the chance of success in this procedure is exceedingly small. Besides, even if it worked, it could only apply to small cholesterol stones, and this treatment requires several months or years to produce a result. What's worse, once you stop taking the pills, the stones grow back.

Also, calcium-containing and/or pigmented gallstones are impervious to medical treatments of this type. Attempts to get rid of these stones with dietary restrictions and cleanses can be extremely risky, possibly forcing a stone out of the gallbladder and into the common bile duct, thus blocking it and causing jaundice or acute pancreatitis.

Gold Standard Treatment for Gallstone Problem: Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy

However, when symptoms do manifest, it would be wise to act sooner rather than later since waiting would only exacerbate the potential complications. The most reliable course of action in such a case would be a gallbladder stone operation.

Medicine has developed considerably during the years. Nowadays, there is no need to undergo major abdominal cuts associated with open surgeries of the previous century. Instead, we conduct laparoscopic cholecystectomies.

1. Keyhole cuts: 15 minutes or less.

During the operation, the surgeon makes 3 to 4 small incisions (less than 1 cm in size each).

2. Laparoscope insertion: Diagnose.

A thin tube, which is a laparoscope fitted with a high-definition camera and capable of transmitting images in real-time, is introduced through the keyholes. You will see a highly magnified image of your inner organs on a display screen.

3. Excision of the gallbladder: Surgical skill.

Using specific devices, the surgeon separates the whole gallbladder and removes it together with the stones through one of the keyholes.

Life Without Gallbladder After Its Removal: How Does Your Body Function?

Another common question many people have concerns how one's health condition changes after removal of a problematic organ. There is no reason to worry, though; your liver continues producing the bile just as effectively as before. The main difference is that it goes directly from your liver into the small intestine without passing through the gallbladder anymore.

The majority of individuals recover from the procedure and return to their normal activities in seven days. Although you may want to avoid heavy and fatty foods in the first two weeks after the surgery, everything else should remain perfectly fine.

Discovering you have gallstones often brings a mix of sudden abdominal pain and a lot of questions. If your doctor has mentioned that a surgical solution is the best way forward, it is completely natural to look for clear, reassuring answers about what the process actually looks like.

When conservative treatments like dietary adjustments no longer keep the painful flare-ups at bay, a Gallbladder Stone Operation (medically referred to as a cholecystectomy) becomes the definitive path to lasting relief.

Below, we break down everything you need to know about identifying the symptoms, why advanced laparoscopic surgery is the gold standard, and what to expect during recovery.

What Exactly Are Gallstones and Why Do They Cause Pain?

The gallbladder is a small, pear-shaped organ resting just beneath your liver on the right side of your abdomen. Its main job is to store bile—a digestive fluid produced by the liver that helps break down fats.

Sometimes, the chemical balance of this bile gets disrupted. When the liquid contains too much cholesterol or bilirubin, it can crystalize and harden into solid deposits. These are gallstones. They can range in size from a tiny grain of sand to a large golf ball.

While "silent stones" may sit quietly without causing any trouble, problems arise when a stone shifts and blocks the bile ducts. This blockage triggers what is commonly known as a gallbladder attack.

Key Signs You Might Need a Gallbladder Stone Operation

Ignoring gallbladder discomfort can lead to severe complications like acute cholecystitis (gallbladder inflammation), jaundice, or even pancreatitis. You should consult a specialist if you regularly experience:

Sudden, Intense Abdominal Pain: A sharp, agonizing ache located in the upper right quadrant of your abdomen that can last from a few minutes to several hours.

Radiating Discomfort: Pain that shoots backward, settling between your shoulder blades or centering under your right shoulder.

Digestive Distress After Meals: Severe nausea, vomiting, chronic bloating, or persistent indigestion, particularly after eating heavy, fatty, or fried foods.

Systemic Symptoms: Unexplained fever, chills, or a yellowish tint to your skin and eyes (jaundice), which signal a critical blockage requiring immediate medical attention.

The Modern Solution: Laparoscopic Gallbladder Removal

Gone are the days when a Gallbladder Stone Operation meant enduring a large, painful open incision across the abdomen and weeks of bed rest. Today, advanced medical technology allows specialists to perform the procedure using minimally invasive techniques.

Laparoscopic gallbladder surgery is performed under general anesthesia. During the procedure, the surgeon makes 3 to 4 tiny incisions (often just 5 to 10 millimeters each) in the abdomen. A laparoscope—a slender tube equipped with a high-definition camera and light source—is inserted through one of these small openings. This provides a clear, magnified view of the internal organs on a monitor, allowing the surgeon to guide specialized, micro-surgical instruments to safely detach and remove the diseased gallbladder.

Why Laparoscopy is Preferred by Patients and Surgeons Alike:

Minimal Scarring: The tiny cosmetic punctures heal remarkably well, leaving behind barely noticeable marks compared to traditional open surgery.

Significantly Less Pain: Because abdominal muscles are not cut or stretched heavily, post-operative discomfort is minimal and easily manageable.

Reduced Risk of Infection: Smaller wounds mean far less exposure, drastically lowering the chance of post-surgical wound infections.

Shorter Hospitalization: Most patients are up on their feet and discharged within 24 hours of the operation.

Rapid Return to Daily Life: Normal, light routines can usually be resumed in less than a week.

Life After Surgery: What to Expect During Recovery

One of the most frequent questions patients ask is: "How will my body digest food without a gallbladder?" Fortunately, your body adapts remarkably well. The gallbladder is an important storage pouch, but it isn't vital for survival. After its removal, your liver simply secretes bile directly into the small intestine continuously.

The Recovery Timeline

The First 24 to 48 Hours: You may experience mild soreness around the incision sites or slight shoulder discomfort (caused by the gas used to inflate the abdomen during surgery). Walking around gently helps clear this gas and speeds up healing.

Dietary Adjustments: For the first few days, it is wise to stick to small, frequent meals focusing on low-fat, easily digestible foods. Gradually, over two to three weeks, you can reintroduce normal foods back into your diet as your digestive system adjusts.

Back to Work: Most individuals working desk-based or light-duty jobs comfortably return to their professional schedules within 5 to 7 days. Heavy lifting or strenuous workouts should be avoided for about a month to let the deep tissues heal completely.

Trust Your Health with a Leading Expert in Kolkata

When scheduling a surgical procedure, your peace of mind depends heavily on the hands you choose. For residents in and around Kolkata, Dr. Purnendu Roy at Genesis Hospital stands out as one of the region's most trusted names in advanced gastrointestinal care.

With over 30 years of rich surgical experience and a milestone of more than 1,50,000 successful procedures, Dr. Roy blends profound clinical expertise with a compassionate, patient-first approach. At Genesis Hospital, every patient receives a tailored treatment roadmap—from thorough pre-operative diagnostic evaluations using advanced ultrasound tracking to comprehensive post-operative recovery guidance.

If you or a loved one are struggling with the painful interruptions of gallstones, do not wait for complications to escalate. Take the first step toward a pain-free life.

Have you ever experienced sudden sharp pain in your upper abdomen, particularly in the right side, after having a rich meal? Then you might have encountered gallbladder disease, a common condition among millions of Indians. However, whereas the process of extracting an unhealthy gallbladder used to be a daunting task associated with severe postoperative pain, in today’s times things have changed.

As a surgeon whose passion lies in minimally invasive procedures, Dr. Purnendu Roy of Genesis Hospital says that informing the patient about the procedure is key to its success. Today, let’s discuss why laparoscopic surgery has become the method of choice when removing the gallbladder and what people in West Bengal should know about the procedure and its cost.

Laparoscopy: What's It All About?

Some years ago, surgery for the removal of a diseased gallbladder involved making a big cut in the abdomen and spending at least one week in a hospital. Now, a technique called laparoscopy is widely used.

During the procedure, up to four little cuts (5-10 mm each) are made on the abdomen. Then, a laparoscope (a thin pipe with a high-definition camera attached to it) is introduced inside, and using special medical instruments, the gallbladder is removed.

The Case for Laparoscopic Surgery

Minimal Scarring: Due to the small size of incisions, stitches are often needed.

Low Pain Level: Smaller wounds are less prone to post-surgical pain than larger ones.

Fast Recovery: Within a few days of being discharged, my patients are back to normal life and work from the desk.

Less Chances of Infections: Because of the small size of incisions, risks of complications are greatly reduced.

Money Matters: Cost of Laparoscopic Gallbladder Surgery in Kolkata

Perhaps the most common concern among those seeking my consultation is finance-related issues. Knowing the cost of laparoscopic gallbladder surgery in Kolkata is vital for proper family budget planning.

Generally, the cost in Kolkata is highly competitive compared to other Tier-1 cities in India; prices for laparoscopic surgery tend to be relatively lower due to a range of factors such as the hospital chosen, the type of procedure performed, and so forth.

Factor

Description

Hospital Type

Costs vary between specialized surgical centers like Genesis Hospital and multi-specialty corporate chains.

Room Category

Whether you choose a general ward, a semi-private, or a deluxe private room.

Surgery Complexity

Simple gallstone removal vs. cases involving bile duct exploration.

Insurance

Many TPA and insurance providers cover laparoscopic procedures fully, as they are considered "medically necessary."

At our center, we prioritize transparency. While the laparoscopic gallbladder surgery cost in Kolkata typically ranges from ₹45,000 to ₹90,000 depending on the variables above, we strive to provide high-quality care that remains accessible to the community.

Myths About Life After Gallbladder Removal

Another popular myth associated with gallbladder disease is that one will never be able to properly digest food anymore. However, the truth is quite different. As we have already mentioned, the gallbladder is a mere reservoir for bile. Once removed, bile production continues with its direct flow into the intestine.

What to expect post-operatively:

Dietary Recommendations: Within 2 weeks after surgery, patients need to maintain a low-fat diet.

People's Health: Once a month goes by, most individuals experience no trouble with balanced and varied nutrition.

Physical Activity: Patients should be physically active right after the procedure in order to avoid blood clots.

Why Expertise Does Matter

Having more than 150,000 operations under my belt, I know firsthand how impactful the right approach towards surgical treatment can be. At Genesis Hospital, we are here to help you overcome not only a disease but also fear of a possible surgery. Therefore, our mission is to guarantee a pleasant experience of yours starting from your consultation to the final follow-ups.

If you have been struggling with abdominal pain or bloating or have already been diagnosed with gallbladder stones, there's no need to postpone treatment any further. Modern surgery can make you feel better within just a couple of days!

Getting Ready to Move Forward

If you still have some questions about the surgery and would like to learn about laparoscopic gallbladder surgery cost in Kolkata, do not hesitate to give us a call.

The experience of having an anal fistula can be a very painful one. The condition does not only affect your physical health but also your confidence and quality of life on a daily basis due to persistent pain and swelling and the constant discomfort of discharge. When you are seeking a lasting solution, the experience of your surgeon matters the most in creating a successful and recurrence-free recovery.

In the name of the best fistula surgeon in Kolkata, Dr. Purnendu Roy, in the medical capital of West Bengal, where he has been practicing decades of surgical accuracy with the recent developments in the minimally invasive technology.

Learning About Anal Fistula: The Importance of Specialized Care

An anal fistula is a small hole that forms between the bowel and the skin around the anus. The majority of fistulas are caused by an infection that began in an anal gland, and it extended to the skin.

Treatment of a fistula is complicated in the sense that the tunnel usually runs through the sphincter muscles, which regulate the bowel movements. The one-size-fits-all method can lead to a high percentage of recurrence or, worse, destruction of these muscles. This is the reason why patients in the Eastern part of India turn to Dr. Purnendu Roy. Having an FRCS in England and a working experience of more than 30 years, Dr. Roy is well aware of the complexity of the anatomy of such procedures.

The Current Practice: Laser and Laparoscopic Excellence

Gone are the days when fistula surgery entailed protracted hospitalization and painful open wounds. Dr. Purnendu Roy, who works in Genesis Hospital, Kolkata, is a specialist in advanced, minimally invasive methods.

Being one of the pioneers in laparoscopic and laser surgeries, Dr. Roy provides treatments that focus on:

Sphincter Preservation: Sealing the fistula tract with laser technology without cutting the vital muscles.

Less Pain: Smaller cuts or use of lasers translates to much less pain after surgery.

Quick Recovery: The majority of patients will be able to resume normal life after a few days as opposed to weeks.

Low Recurrence Rates: Accuracy mapping of the fistula tract allows no secondary branches to be abandoned.

What is unique about Dr. Purnendu Roy?

Reputation and number of successful cases are the most appropriate yardstick when trying to find the best fistula surgeon in Kolkata. The career of Dr. Roy is characterized by impressive statistics and emotional testimonials of patients:

Unparalleled Experience: With more than 160,000 surgeries conducted throughout his career, Dr. Roy is able to offer some degree of muscle memory and instinctive diagnosis that is not common in the medical profession.

Modern Infrastructure: In Genesis Hospital, patients are provided with modern modular operating theaters and the most recent laser equipment, which is specifically designed to address proctological conditions.

Compassionate Care: In addition to his surgical expertise, Dr. Roy is reputed to have a patient-centered approach. He is a believer in patient education, clarifying the reasons why the procedure is necessary, and creating a positive recovery atmosphere.

Affordability: Even though Dr. Roy is providing the best of the best surgical care, he still believes in making high-end medical care affordable to the ordinary man, and in many instances, he does so by subsidizing the care through the Genesis Educational and Charitable Trust.

What to Expect in Your Consultation

In case you suspect that you have a fistula, which is reflected in abscesses recurring, pain during bowel movements, or irritation of the skin, the first thing to do is to see Dr. Roy so that you are relieved.

Dr. Roy usually conducts a comprehensive clinical examination during your visit. In complicated cases, he can employ complicated imaging to trace the path of the fistula. It is precisely this careful planning that avoids the trouble that is commonly linked with the inexperienced practitioners.

A Legacy of Trust

Choosing a surgeon is a deeply personal decision. Dr. Purnendu Roy’s legacy isn't just in the thousands of successful surgeries he performs annually; it’s in the lives restored. Patients frequently describe him as a "surgeon with a golden hand," a title earned through years of dedication at institutions like JIPMER, hospitals in the UK, and eventually his own center of excellence in Kolkata.

The searing, uncomfortable pain caused by gallstones has the power to disrupt your life completely. Once diagnosed with gallstones, the first and foremost step towards living pain-free is to find an expert gallbladder stone doctor in Kolkata who will guide you through the medical procedure with utmost care and precision.

Understanding the Problem

Gallstones, or cholelithiasis, are hardened digestive fluids that can vary from small, grain-of-sand size to as large as a golf ball. These gallstones, when they clog the ducts, can be quite painful, leading to stomach pain, nausea, and indigestion. Though changing your diet can provide some relief, it is still important to get rid of gallstones completely, which can be accomplished through surgery.

When Is Surgery Required?

If you have been suffering from gallstones, it is likely that your doctor will advise gallbladder stone surgery, as it is quite likely that you will be suffering from recurrent pain. The standard procedure currently is laparoscopic cholecystectomy, commonly known as keyhole surgery, which is minimally invasive. This is preferred over open surgery, as it has quite a few advantages:

Smaller cuts, resulting in less scarring.

Less pain post-surgery.

Quick recovery, allowing you to get back to work within 24-48 hours.

Why Expertise Matters?

It is important to find the right doctor who will be able to guide you through this medical procedure with ease and safety, ensuring that there is no damage to other vital structures, such as the bile duct. With decades of experience in gallstone surgery, Dr. Purnendu Roy is an expert who will be able to provide the best medical care, ensuring that you do not have to worry about anything, as your gallstones will be removed safely.

The Cost Factor in Kolkata

The financial planning aspect is also an important factor for the patient and their family. While selecting a gallbladder stone operation package in Kolkata, it is also important to consider the cost factor. A good gallbladder stone operation package should include transparency and value for money spent.

Under the able guidance of Dr. Purnendu Roy, the focus is on quality treatment with patient-friendly packages that include:

Preoperative consultation and tests.

The laparoscopic surgical procedure itself.

Stay at the hospital and nursing facilities.

The fees of the surgeon and the anesthetist.

Post-operative medications and check-ups.

Selecting a gallbladder stone operation package in Kolkata will ensure that there is no room for hidden expenses, and you can concentrate solely on your recovery from the ailment.

Your Path to Recovery

Dealing with pain is a tiring experience, but you don't have to suffer in silence anymore. If you are looking for a reliable gallbladder stone doctor in Kolkata, then you need to look no further than the able guidance of Dr. Purnendu Roy, where the focus is solely on the patient.

Suffering from gallstones can turn an otherwise normal day into a living nightmare of pain and discomfort. When medication is no longer an option, finding the right gallbladder stone doctor is the next priority. In the city of Kolkata, Dr. Purnendu Roy has carved out a niche for himself as the pioneer of laparoscopic surgery.

Why Choose Dr. Purnendu Roy?

Dr. Roy is no doubt the best gallbladder stone doctor in the region, with over 30 years of experience and more than 1,50,000 operations under his belt. Dr. Roy is the epitome of surgical brilliance, with an FRCS from England and training from the best institutions in the country, including JIPMER.

As the top gallbladder stone doctor in the region, Dr. Roy specializes in the use of the laparoscopic method, which is far less invasive than the traditional method of surgery. The advantage of the laparoscopic method is that the incisions are far smaller, meaning:

Minimal Scarring: The cuts are less than 1 cm in size.

Faster Recovery: The patient is back in business in no more than a week.

Reduced Pain: The process is much smoother than traditional surgery.

Modern Solutions for Gallbladder Stone Operation

In Genesis Hospital, this gallbladder stone removal surgery is performed using high-definition laparoscopy. The gallbladder is completely removed, which is called cholecystectomy, and this procedure is considered the "gold standard" treatment for gallbladder stone disease.

Transparent and Affordable Healthcare

To reduce the financial burden of this surgery, Dr. Roy and his team have introduced a comprehensive and affordable gallbladder stone operation package in Kolkata. The packages are designed in such a manner that transparency is maintained, and there are no hidden costs.

What is Included in the Package:

Pre-operative diagnostic tests (Ultrasound, blood work, etc.)

Surgical and anesthetist fees

Operation theatre charges and laparoscopy costs

Hospital stay (typically 24–48 hours)

Medications and follow-up consultations

By availing this gallbladder stone removal surgery in Kolkata, families can now plan their finances properly, as the cost of this procedure ranges from 55,000 to 1,50,000, depending on the room type and medical requirements.

Take the First Step Towards “Relief”