Laparoscopic surgery
Minimally invasive techniques may reduce incision size and support recovery when clinically appropriate. Each recommendation follows a complete specialist assessment.
Learn morePrecision in every decision. Care in every step.
Specialist surgery, centred on you.
Evidence-led laparoscopic and general surgical care with focused expertise in hernia and abdominal-wall surgery, upper gastrointestinal conditions and metabolic or weight-loss care.
MBChB | FCS(SA) | MMed (Surg) | HPCSA MP0679542
- Fellow of the College of Surgeons of South Africa (2017)
- MMed (Surg), Sefako Makgatho Health Sciences University
- Consulting in Tembisa and Pretoria, Gauteng
Services
Specialist surgical care across the abdomen and beyond
Hernia and abdominal-wall surgery
Assessment and surgical management of groin, incisional and other abdominal-wall hernias, including complex reconstruction where indicated.
Learn moreUpper gastrointestinal surgery
Specialist assessment and management of conditions involving the oesophagus and stomach, supported by appropriate endoscopic and surgical investigation.
Learn moreOesophageal motility disorders
Oesophageal motility disorders affect the way the oesophagus moves food and liquids towards the stomach. These conditions may cause difficulty swallowing, chest discomfort, regurgitation or the sensation that food is becoming stuck.
Learn moreGastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD)
Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease occurs when stomach contents repeatedly flow back into the oesophagus. It may cause heartburn, acid regurgitation, chest discomfort, persistent coughing or difficulty swallowing.
Learn morepH-impedance and oesophageal manometry studies
pH-impedance and oesophageal manometry are specialised diagnostic studies used to assess reflux and the function of the oesophagus.
Learn moreBariatric and metabolic care
Structured, multidisciplinary assessment for patients considering procedural or surgical treatment for obesity and related metabolic conditions.
Learn moreGeneral surgery
Consultation and management across common general surgical conditions, with minimally invasive approaches considered where suitable.
Learn morePatient journey
Clear steps, from request to recovery
Every recommendation follows a complete specialist assessment, and every option is explained with its benefits, risks and expected recovery.
See what to expectRequest an appointment
Send an appointment request by telephone or through the request form. Include your preferred location and a short reason for the consultation.
Confirmation and preparation
The rooms confirm your appointment and share preparation guidance, including referral letters, previous imaging and any relevant results to bring.
Specialist consultation
A full history, clinical examination and, where needed, endoscopic or imaging investigations establish an accurate diagnosis.
Diagnosis and options
You review the diagnosis together with the available options, their benefits, their risks and the expected recovery for each.
Personalised plan
You agree on a treatment and follow-up plan suited to your health, your circumstances and your goals.
Ready to discuss your condition?
Request an appointment at the Tembisa or Pretoria rooms. A request is not a confirmed booking until the rooms contact you.