Multiple Prior Failed Hernia Surgeries
Patients who have undergone one or more hernia repairs that have recurred or resulted in complications. We specialize in the complex anatomy that results from repeated operations.
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Specialized Complex Hernia Program
Failed Hernia Repair? We Help Patients with the Most Complex Cases.
Advanced abdominal wall reconstruction for recurrent hernias, loss of domain, and infected or failed mesh repairs. Evaluations available within 24–48 hours. Upload your CT scan for rapid surgeon review.
Affiliated surgeons of Town Surgery NY PLLC
Multidisciplinary team
Reoperative & redo hernia focus
Who We Serve
Patients We Help
This program specializes in redo, high-risk, and technically demanding cases — but we welcome all hernia patients, from straightforward primary repairs to the most complex reconstructions. Whether it's your first hernia or your fifth surgery, this is where you belong.
Large Ventral or Incisional Hernias
Massive abdominal wall defects following prior surgery, trauma, or infection — cases that require advanced reconstructive planning beyond standard repair techniques.
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Loss of Domain
When abdominal contents can no longer be safely returned to the abdominal cavity, requiring staged reconstruction and specialized preoperative preparation.
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Mesh Complications
Mesh infection, migration, erosion, or chronic mesh pain syndrome. We have deep experience in mesh explantation and definitive reconstruction after mesh failure.
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Enterocutaneous Fistulas
Abnormal connections between the bowel and skin arising from prior failed repairs — among the most technically demanding cases in abdominal wall surgery.
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"Not Operable" or "Too High-Risk" Patients
Patients who have been turned away by other programs. We evaluate cases others decline and provide honest, expert assessment of what is achievable.
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Not sure if your case qualifies? Our team reviews every inquiry personally.
Our Approach
What Makes This Program Different
We built this program around the cases that other centers turn away. Every element — from our surgical team composition to our preoperative planning process — is designed for complexity.
"Most programs offer expert general surgery or reconstructive plastic surgery. Complex reconstruction demands both — and that is exactly what we provide."
— Program PhilosophyDeep Expertise in Reoperative Abdominal Wall Surgery
Our affiliated surgeons have dedicated their practice to the most technically demanding hernia cases — patients who have already failed one or more prior repairs and present with altered, scarred anatomy.
Experience Managing Altered Anatomy
Prior operations change everything. Scar tissue, mesh remnants, and distorted tissue planes require a surgeon who has navigated these challenges hundreds of times — not one encountering them for the first time.
Advanced Reconstructive Techniques
Anterior and posterior component separation (including TAR — transversus abdominis release), hybrid open-laparoscopic reconstruction, and robotic-assisted complex repair. We deploy the right technique for each patient's anatomy.
Multidisciplinary Model: General + Reconstructive Surgery
The defining differentiator of this program. Most centers offer expert general surgery or reconstructive plastic surgery — rarely both. Complex abdominal wall reconstruction demands both to restore structural integrity and functional quality of life.
Key DifferentiatorEducational Resources
Understand Your Condition
In-depth educational articles written for patients and referring physicians — covering the full spectrum of complex hernia conditions and surgical approaches.
Why Hernia Repairs Fail
The most common technical and biological causes of recurrent hernia after surgery.
Symptoms of Recurrent Hernias
Recognizing the warning signs that a hernia has returned or developed complications.
Abdominal Wall Reconstruction
When standard repair is no longer sufficient — advanced techniques and indications.
Mesh Complications & Removal
Infected mesh, mesh migration, chronic pain, and when explantation is necessary.
Loss of Domain Hernia
When the hernia has become larger than the abdominal cavity — management strategies.
Preparing for Redo Surgery
Preoperative optimization and what to expect from a revision hernia operation.
Where We Operate
Hospitals & Surgery Centers
Our affiliated surgeons hold privileges at 30+ hospitals and surgery centers across the New York metropolitan area and New Jersey — ensuring access wherever you are.
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center (Long Island Community Hospital)
Patchogue, NY
Long IslandGood Samaritan Hospital
Islip, NY
Long IslandGood Samaritan University Hospital
West Islip, NY
Long IslandGreenwich Village Hospital — Northwell
Lower Manhattan, NY
ManhattanBayonne Hospital
Bayonne, NJ
New JerseyCareWell Health Medical Center
East Orange, NJ
New JerseyHudson Regional Hospital
Secaucus, NJ
New JerseyHuntington Hospital
Huntington, NY
Long IslandJacobi Medical Center
Bronx, NY
BronxLenox Hill Hospital
Upper East Side, NY
ManhattanLincoln Hospital
Bronx, NY
BronxMather Memorial Hospital of Port Jefferson
Port Jefferson, NY
Long IslandMercy Medical Center
Rockville Centre, NY
Long IslandMidtown Surgery Center
Upper East Side, Manhattan
ManhattanNorth Central Bronx Hospital
Bronx, NY
BronxPeconic Bay Medical Center
Riverhead, NY
Long IslandPlainview Hospital
Plainview, NY
Long IslandSouthside Hospital
Bay Shore, NY
Long IslandSouthshore University Hospital
Bay Shore, NY
Long IslandSt. Barnabas Hospital
Bronx, NY
BronxSt. Catherine of Siena Hospital
Smithtown, NY
Long IslandSt. Charles Hospital
Port Jefferson, NY
Long IslandSt. Josephs Hospital
Bethpage, NY
Long IslandSyosset Hospital
Syosset, NY
Long IslandWestchester Medical Center
Valhalla, NY
WestchesterTown Surgery Manhattan
Midtown Manhattan, NY
ManhattanTown Surgery Port Jefferson
Port Jefferson, NY
Long IslandPort Jefferson Surgery Center
Port Jefferson, NY
Long IslandTown Surgery Hamptons
Southampton, NY
Long IslandTown Surgery New Jersey
Edgewater, NJ
New JerseyCovering the Entire Tri-State Region
Our network spans from Westchester County through all five boroughs, across Long Island to the East End, and into New Jersey — ensuring a hospital or surgery center is always accessible when you need us.
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