Robotic Gynaecology Surgery
Hysterectomy and fibroid surgery with the da Vinci Xi, Lucknow

At Charak Hospital, Hardoi Road, Dubagga, our gynaecologists use the da Vinci Xi robotic system for selected operations on the uterus — robotic hysterectomy for fibroids, heavy bleeding, endometriosis and some cancers, and robotic myomectomy for women who want to keep the uterus. All our gynaecologists are women.

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About robotic gynaecology

How robotic surgery helps in gynaecology

The uterus and ovaries lie deep in the pelvis, close to the bladder, bowel and ureters. Robotic surgery gives the gynaecologist a magnified 3D view and wristed instruments through small cuts, which helps with careful work in this narrow space — for example removing fibroids and stitching the uterus wall back in layers.

  • Small cuts on the abdomen instead of one large opening
  • Magnified 3D view of the pelvis
  • Layered stitching of the uterus after fibroid removal
  • Often a short hospital stay
  • Your gynaecologist will advise if robotic, keyhole, vaginal or open surgery suits you

3D vision

A magnified, high-definition view.

Fine control

Wristed instruments and tremor filtering.

Small cuts

Often less blood loss and pain than open surgery.

Recovery

Many patients go home and return to activity sooner than after open surgery.

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Who it suits

Gynaecology conditions where robotic surgery may be offered

Your gynaecologist may discuss robotic surgery for:

Fibroids

Robotic myomectomy to remove fibroids and keep the uterus, or hysterectomy if that suits you better.

Heavy bleeding

Hysterectomy when medicines and other treatments have not helped.

Endometriosis

Hysterectomy for some women with endometriosis when other treatments have not helped.

Some gynaecological cancers

Selected cases, planned with our cancer surgery team.

Robotic surgery is one option among several. For many conditions, laparoscopic or open surgery may be just as suitable. Your surgeon will explain which approach fits your condition. Call 0522-666-4444.

Specialties

Robotic gynaecology operations

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Robotic hysterectomy

Removal of the uterus

Used for

Fibroids, heavy bleeding, endometriosis and some cancers.

Benefit

Small cuts and often a short stay.

Team

Our gynaecologists.

Gynaecology

Robotic myomectomy

Removing fibroids, keeping the uterus

Suits

Women who wish to keep the uterus.

Note

Not all fibroids are suitable.

Team

Our gynaecologists.

Gynaecology

Robotic gynae-oncology surgery

Selected uterine and cervical cancers

What it is

Cancer surgery of the uterus and nearby lymph nodes in suitable cases.

Note

Every case is planned with our cancer team.

Read more

See our gynaecological cancer surgery page.

Gynae-oncology

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Is it right for me?

Deciding on robotic surgery

Your surgeon will consider:

Your condition

The type and stage of disease.

Previous surgery

Scar tissue can affect the approach.

Your health

Heart, lung and other conditions.

Benefits and risks

Compared with laparoscopic and open surgery.

Costs

Robotic surgery usually costs more; ask for an estimate.

Robotic, keyhole or open?

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On the day

What to expect

Robotic surgery is done under general anaesthesia.

Preparing

Tests and a fitness check are done before surgery.

Blood tests, ECG and scansAnaesthesia reviewFasting as advised

Bring

  • All reports and scans
  • List of medicines
  • Insurance papers

Ask us about

  • Why robotic surgery suits you
  • Alternatives
  • Costs
Your journey

From consultation to recovery

Step 1

Consultation

With the specialist for your condition.

Step 2

Tests

Scans and fitness checks.

Step 3

Plan & estimate

Robotic and other options, risks and costs.

Step 4

Surgery

Robotic-assisted operation.

Step 5

Recovery

Hospital stay depends on the operation.

Step 6

Follow-up

Wound check and results.

Myths & facts

Common questions about robots in surgery

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Myth

“A hysterectomy always needs a big cut.”

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Fact

No. Many hysterectomies can be done through small cuts with keyhole or robotic surgery, or through the vagina. Your gynaecologist will advise which suits you.

Myth

“If I have fibroids I must lose my uterus.”

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Fact

Not always. Myomectomy removes fibroids and keeps the uterus, though not every fibroid is suitable.

Myth

“The robot does the operation.”

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Fact

No. Your gynaecologist controls every movement from the console.

Myth

“Robotic surgery leaves no scars.”

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Fact

There are small scars where the instruments go in. They are usually much smaller than an open-surgery cut.

Our surgeons

Our robotic gynaecology surgeon

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Practical help

Costs & insurance

A little preparation helps us plan your treatment.

What to bring to your visit

Tick off as you pack:

  • All reports and scans
  • A list of all medicines
  • Insurance card or employer letter
  • Ayushman card, if applicable

Costs & insurance

Robotic surgery usually costs more than laparoscopic surgery because of the instruments used. The cost depends on the operation, the instruments, the length of stay and your health. Ask for a written estimate. Insurance cover for robotic surgery varies by policy; our insurance desk can check yours.

  • ✓Written estimate— ask for one before planned procedures or admission.
  • ✓Health insurance & TPA— cashless treatment for admissions under tie-up insurers; outpatient visits depend on your policy.
  • ✓Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY) accepted for eligible admissions.
  • ✓Corporate & PSU panels— ask whether your employer has a tie-up with Charak Hospital.

*Coverage depends on your policy and the treatment. Our insurance desk can check this for you.

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FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Which gynaecology operations are done robotically at Charak Hospital?

Selected hysterectomies (for fibroids, heavy bleeding, endometriosis and some cancers) and myomectomies (fibroid removal). Cancer operations are planned with our cancer team.

Are the gynaecologists women?

Yes. All our gynaecologists at Charak Hospital are women.

Can I keep my uterus if I have fibroids?

Often yes. Robotic myomectomy removes the fibroids and repairs the uterus. Your gynaecologist will check the number, size and position of your fibroids on scan.

Will a hysterectomy bring on menopause?

Removing the uterus stops periods. Menopause depends on whether the ovaries are also removed; your gynaecologist will discuss this with you before surgery.

How long will I stay in hospital?

It depends on the operation and your recovery. Your gynaecologist will explain what to expect.

Is robotic surgery more expensive than keyhole surgery?

Usually yes, because of the robotic instruments. Our team gives you a written estimate after your consultation.

Does insurance cover robotic gynaecology surgery?

Many insurance plans and TPAs cover it, but cover varies by policy. Our insurance desk can check your policy before admission.

How do I book a consultation?

Call 0522-666-4444 or fill in the form on this page and our coordinator will call you back.

Glossary

Words you may hear

HysterectomyRemoval of the uterus.
MyomectomyRemoval of fibroids while keeping the uterus.
FibroidA non-cancerous growth of the muscle of the uterus.
EndometriosisTissue like the lining of the uterus growing outside it, often causing pain.
AdenomyosisLining-like tissue growing into the muscle wall of the uterus.
OophorectomyRemoval of an ovary.
LaparoscopicKeyhole surgery with a camera and long instruments.
da Vinci XiThe robotic surgical system used at Charak Hospital.

No matching term. Please ask your doctor at your next visit.

Related pages

Related departments and guides

Robotic surgery at Charak Obstetrics & gynaecology Hysterectomy Myomectomy Laparoscopic gynaecology Gynaecological cancer surgery Robotic urology surgery Robotic GI & cancer surgery Health library

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Medical information disclaimer: This page provides general health information for patients and families. It is not a substitute for a consultation, diagnosis or treatment by a qualified doctor. Treatment decisions depend on each patient's individual condition. In an emergency, call 0522-666-4444 or go to the nearest emergency department.

About this page: Prepared by the Charak Hospital web team with the help of AI writing tools, using information from the Robotic Surgery, Charak Hospital & Research Centre ·  Last updated: November 2026

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