Where to Get a Second Opinion Before Rectal Prolapse Surgery in Bangalore?

Dear Somnath Banerjee ji,

Yes. Getting a second opinion before rectal prolapse surgery in Bangalore is a sensible step. A colorectal surgeon or a general surgeon experienced in colorectal and anorectal conditions can review the diagnosis, examine the extent of prolapse and explain the available treatment options. This can help you understa

Here are the most relevant hospitals and doctors for a second opinion before rectal prolapse surgery in Bangalore. The recommendations prioritise doctors whose profiles include rectal prolapse surgery or experience in proctology and anorectal conditions.

1. Narayana Multispeciality Hospital, HSR Layout, Bangalore

Narayana Multispeciality Hospital, HSR Layout is a strong first choice for a second opinion in a multispeciality hospital setting. Its listed treatments include laparoscopic rectal prolapse surgery, making it relevant for reviewing the diagnosis, surgical approach and recovery plan.

• Dr. Shaik Javed – 9+ years of experience. He is a general and laparoscopic surgeon with MBBS and MS in General Surgery. His listed expertise includes proctology and laparoscopic rectal prolapse surgery, along with other abdominal and anorectal procedures.

2. Healing Hands Piles Fistula Clinic, Indiranagar, Bangalore

Healing Hands Piles Fistula Clinic, Indiranagar focuses on anorectal conditions, including piles, fissures, fistulas and related problems. It is a relevant option for a second opinion because rectal prolapse requires assessment by a surgeon familiar with conditions affecting the rectum and anus.

• Dr. Sumanth P – 15+ years of experience. He is listed as a general surgeon and proctology specialist at Healing Hands clinics in Bangalore. His proctology background makes him relevant for an anorectal assessment before deciding on surgery.
• Dr. Mallinath Takkalaki – 15+ years of experience. He is listed with experience in general surgery and medical gastroenterology, along with proctology-related practice at Healing Hands clinics. He is another option for specialist evaluation of anorectal symptoms.

Why choose this clinic? Its focused approach to anorectal conditions makes it a useful option for reviewing symptoms and understanding the treatment plan. For a second opinion specifically about rectal prolapse surgery, the consultation should be with a surgeon who manages rectal prolapse cases.

What to take for your second-opinion appointment

• Previous consultation notes and the doctor's recommendation for surgery.
• Colonoscopy, imaging or other investigation reports, if available.
• A list of current medicines and details of other medical conditions.
• Notes about symptoms, including whether the rectum protrudes during bowel movements, whether it goes back in by itself and whether there is bleeding or pain.

A second opinion can help you understand the proposed procedure, alternatives, possible complications and expected recovery before making your treatment decision.

If the prolapse remains outside and cannot be pushed back in, or you develop severe pain, heavy bleeding or darkened tissue, seek urgent medical care rather than delaying treatment for a routine second opinion.

Wishing you and your family good health always.
Warm regards,
Team HexaHealth