Welcome to Non-mesh Hernia Center

Welcome to Non-mesh Hernia Center

Welcome to Gibbeum Hospital

Concerned by the suffering of these patients, Dr. Kang—who had performed both traditional and mesh repairs for decades—set out to develop a new, safer technique. Building on his extensive experience, he created the Kang Repair, a non-mesh inguinal hernia repair method designed to avoid the complications of mesh while maintaining long-term effectiveness. Since 2013, Dr. Kang and his team have performed over 7,000 Kang Repairs with excellent outcomes and recurrence rates near zero.

Inguinal hernia repair underwent a major shift in the late 1980s when mesh-based techniques were introduced and widely adopted by surgeons around the world. These methods were seen as an innovation at the time, offering lower recurrence rates compared to traditional tissue repairs. However, over time, many patients began experiencing chronic pain and serious complications caused by the implanted mesh, often requiring additional surgeries for removal.

Typical Surgical Mesh Used in Hernia Repair

At Gibbeum Hospital, we now perform 100% non-mesh inguinal hernia repairs, regardless of hernia size or patient condition. As awareness of mesh-related issues grows, more patients from Korea and around the world are turning to Gibbeum Hospital and Dr. Kang’s technique for a safer, more reliable solution. We remain committed to improving surgical outcomes and helping patients recover without the burden of chronic pain or foreign materials. We also offer comprehensive hernia and health checkup packages.
To learn more, please visit our Hernia Center website at https://gibbeum.com/main/main.php.
For any inquiries, feel free to contact our International Center at internationalcenter@gibbeum.com

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