Robotic Oophorectomy: Indications, Recovery & Hormonal Effects in Jaipur : Eternal Hospital

Robotic Oophorectomy: Indications, Recovery & Hormonal Effects

02/05/2026

Oophorectomy refers to major surgery in which one or both of the ovaries are removed. It is recommended for treating various gynecological conditions, such as ovarian cysts, tumors, or endometriosis. It is also planned to treat certain gynecological cancers. In some cases, it is advised as risk reduction surgery for these cancers. Robotic oophorectomy, an advanced minimally invasive approach, has led experts to recommend it to patients for less pain and early recovery in cases of simple as well as complex procedures.

Are you in search of the most affordable robotic oophorectomy options available in Jaipur?

Eternal Hospital can be the trusted option for you. Our experienced surgeons use advanced technologies, such as the Da Vinci Xi surgical system, for outstanding surgical care. Let’s learn more about this procedure and its cost estimate in Jaipur.

What is Robotic Oophorectomy?

Oophorectomy is a minimally invasive ovary removal surgery. Depending upon the number of ovaries removed, it is of two types:

Unilateral oophorectomy, in which one ovary is removed
Bilateral oophorectomy, in which both ovaries are removed

If this surgery is performed with robot assistance, it is called robotic oophorectomy. It is a common misconception to believe that a robot performs this surgery. In fact, the expert surgeon operates through small keyhole incisions using robotic arms, which hold sophisticated surgical instruments and a high-definition camera for better vision. The robotic system improves the doctor’s hand movements, flexibility, and control, enhancing precision when the need to prevent nearby tissue damage is high.

When is Robotic Oophorectomy Recommended?

Robotic oophorectomy is often recommended as treatment for the following conditions:

Large ovarian cysts
Ovarian cysts that carry a high risk of becoming cancerous
Ovarian tumors
Endometriosis involving the ovaries
Ovarian torsion (a medical emergency that is characterised by twisting of the ovaries)
Chronic pelvic pain unresponsive to other treatments
Women with a high genetic risk of having ovarian cancer in the future
As part of cancer treatment or staging

Robotic vs Laparoscopic Ovary Removal Surgery

Specifications	Robot-Assisted Surgery	Laparoscopic Surgery
Magnification	10X	3X
Vision	3D (Immersive)	2D & (Non-Immersive) 3D vision
Wrist Movement	540-degree robotic wrist movement	0 degrees
Firefly Mode	Yes	No
Degree of Freedom	7 degrees of motion	4 degrees of motion
Tilepro mode	Yes	No
Port Size	8 mm	10 to 12 mm
Port site pain	Nil due to remote centre technology	Significant Pain
Blood Loss	Non-significant	Minimal
Infection (Port Site)	Nil due to remote centre technology	Minimal

What Is the Recovery Time After Robotic Oophorectomy?

Patients recovering from robotic radical hysterectomy should avoid intense activities and heavy lifting for an advised period. In addition to this, patients must attend their scheduled follow-up appointments. This can help you and your medical team to monitor your condition in the best possible way. Compared to open surgery, the recovery is faster. You can anticipate the following:

Hospital stay: 1 to 5 days
Pain and discomfort: Way less than open surgery (usually mild to moderate)
Return to daily activities: Within 1 to 2 weeks
Full recovery: Depends on the patient to patient

What are the Hormonal Effects After the Ovary Removal Surgery?

The hormonal impact of oophorectomy depends on whether one or both ovaries are removed.

After Unilateral Ovary Removal Surgery

Production of hormones continues from the remaining ovarian tissues
No significant hormonal imbalance in most patients
Normal continuation of menstrual cycles in most patients

After Bilateral Ovary Removal Surgery

Sudden drop in estrogen and progesterone levels
Occurrence of surgical menopause with the following possible symptoms:
- Hot flashes
- Mood changes
- Vaginal dryness
- Sleep disturbances
- Reduced bone density over time due to menopause induced osteoporosis

What Are the Risks and Possible Complications?

It is often a safe procedure if performed by experienced surgeons on carefully selected patients. It's a major surgery, so it may carry some potential risks, just like other major surgeries. These are

Excess bleeding
Infection at the surgical site
Damage to nearby organs like the bladder, bowel, and ureters
Abnormal blood clot formation
Anesthesia-related complications
Hormonal side effects (more common with bilateral oophorectomy)

What is the Cost of Robotic Oophorectomy in Jaipur?

The cost of robotic oophorectomy in Jaipur may range from ₹180,000 to ₹350,000. However, costs may vary greatly depending on numerous clinical and hospital-related factors. Once you connect with our team, we will be able to provide a more accurate and personalized cost estimate after a thorough medical evaluation.

What are the Factors Affecting the Cost of Robotic Oophorectomy in Jaipur?

The following are the major factors that can affect your treatment cost. These are

Procedural Factors:

Number of ovaries removed (one or both)
Complexity of the pelvic anatomy or the underlying condition
Need for additional procedures, such as a hysterectomy

Others:

Expertise of the surgeon
Duration of hospital stay
Preoperative tests and postoperative care
Employment of sophisticated robotic systems such as the da Vinci Xi
Procedural charges
Hospital stay and nursing care
Type of room selected
Insurance coverage or out-of-pocket expense
Distance between the hospital and your home city

Why Choose Eternal Hospital for Robotic Oophorectomy in Jaipur?

Choose Eternal Hospital, Jaipur, for its expert and comprehensive gynecologic surgical care, backed by advanced infrastructure. The following features distinguish us:

State-of-the-art robotic surgical technology, such as the da Vinci Xi surgical system
An expert team of gynecologists, gynecologic oncologists, and gynecological surgeons
Experienced support staff
Multidisciplinary care
Patient-centered care
Comprehensive pre- and postoperative support
Care focused on patient safety and comfort support long term health of the patients

Conclusion

Do not be scared of big cuts and long recovery periods if your doctor recommends robotic oophorectomy. You can make informed decisions for your treatment and manage your condition in the best possible way by thoroughly understanding why it is advised to you, what to expect during the procedure, how fast the recovery will be, and what the possible hormonal effects will be. Consult our experienced robotic surgery team for the safest and most personalized care.

Book your consultation at Eternal Hospital for the best robotic oophorectomy in Jaipur.

FAQs

Q1: Why is robotic oophorectomy categorized as a major surgery?
A: Although it is a minimally invasive procedure, it is still considered a significant surgical procedure, as the internal organs are operated on during the surgery.

Q2: Are menopause and associated complications inevitable after oophorectomy?
A: It depends on the type of oophorectomy you will be undergoing. Menopause occurs only with bilateral oophorectomy when both the ovaries are removed.

Q3: Is it possible to perform a hysterectomy during the robotic oophorectomy?
A: Yes, if needed, a hysterectomy can be performed during robotic oophorectomy. Your doctor will decide on it with your consent.

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Robotic Oophorectomy: Indications, Recovery & Hormonal Effects