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Welcome to our surgical practice, where expertise meets compassionate care. As a board-certified, highly experienced laparoscopic surgeon, I specialize in minimally invasive gallbladder removal procedures, known as laparoscopic cholecystectomy. My mission is to provide you with effective, safe, and timely solutions for gallbladder-related issues, focusing on a seamless recovery and optimized outcomes.
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Gallbladder removal is one of the most commonly performed surgical procedures. A small organ located in the right upper abdomen under the liver, it stores some of the bile produced by the liver, which digests and absorbs the fats in the food that we eat. Gallstones sometimes form inside the gallbladder and block the outlet from while the bile is moved out, which can result in considerable pain. In some cases, the stones may move into the bile duct, causing jaundice or inflammation of the pancreas (pancreatitis).
If you are suffering from stones in the gallbladder, you may experience intermittent pain in the right upper abdominal region. The pain typically starts after eating and may cause nausea, vomiting or bloating. Fever may or may not be present.
People who have severe symptoms from gallstones (usually diagnosed on an ultrasound) frequently have their gallbladder removed through a minimally invasive procedure called a laparoscopic cholecystectomy.
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If you’re experiencing painful gallstones, recurrent digestive discomfort, or complications such as jaundice or inflammation due to gallbladder disease, gallbladder removal could be the answer. While open cholecystectomy is sometimes necessary in complex cases, laparoscopic surgery has revolutionized gallbladder removal by offering a minimally invasive approach. Through tiny incisions, I use specialized instruments and a small camera, providing precise, effective care while minimizing scarring and significantly reducing recovery time.
Gallbladder issues can often go unnoticed until they become a pressing concern. Common symptoms include:
If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it may be time to consider a consultation. As a specialist, I can determine whether gallstones, bile duct stones, or other conditions like biliary dyskinesia are affecting your health and recommend the best treatment options.
Laparoscopic gallbladder surgery typically lasts under an hour and is performed under general anesthesia. You’ll likely go home the same day and can expect a quick recovery—most patients resume their usual activities within a week. My priority is to make this process as smooth as possible, offering personalized post-operative care instructions to ensure you recover comfortably and confidently.
After surgery, you may notice some changes in digestion. It’s common to experience softer stools or minor bloating, especially when eating fatty foods. I advise patients to ease into a balanced diet, avoiding high-fat and highly spiced foods, and I’m here to help manage any lingering symptoms you might encounter.
Living without a gallbladder is very manageable, and you’ll quickly adjust with minor dietary changes. If you experience digestive changes like post-cholecystectomy syndrome, I provide ongoing support to help you adapt. My aim is to empower you with the tools to manage any side effects so you can enjoy a healthy, active life post-surgery.
Taking the step toward gallbladder surgery can feel daunting, but as an experienced laparoscopic surgeon, I’m here to guide you every step of the way. Whether you’re dealing with persistent symptoms or seeking expert advice, I’ll work closely with you to develop a plan tailored to your health and recovery goals.
What our patients are saying:
“I highly recommend Dr. Seun if you are looking for a patient, caring, supportive doctor who explains everything so you can understand, listens and supports you 100% of the way before, during and after surgery.”
-Oswaldo Cerzon (October 2024)
“Dr. Sowemimo was very compassionate and understanding to my fear of having gallbladder surgery. He answered any questions or concerns I had. I would highly recommend him to anyone who needs this surgery. He helped put my mind at ease and very painless recovery. Amazing Doctor and staff.”
Steven Breese (September 2024)
“Dr. Seun Sowemimo is a very experienced, kind, and caring doctor whom I recommend to anyone. I’m writing this review 7 days after my gallbladder operation, which went very smoothly. Thanks, Doctor, for all your advice pre and post-surgery. The staff at his office are also very helpful and pleasant.”
Ganga Gunasekera (February 2024)
Your Freehold and Jackson, NJ-based Gallbladder Center team of GI specialists will be by your side before, during and after your gallbladder removal is performed. We combine our advanced professional surgical training, technical skills and modern surgical facilities to ensure the best result for you. While this procedure has a very low risk of complications, it is imperative to choose an experienced board-certified, laparoscopic surgeon to perform your gallbladder operation.
Call our friendly and experienced surgical staff at (732) 414-2707 to make a prompt appointment to discuss your gallbladder case.
