Hernia surgery is done in an AAAHC accredited surgery center. The fees for surgery include:
- Surgeons charge
- Operating room charge
- Anesthesiologists charge (for sedating or putting patients to sleep)
If you decide to have surgery, the costs for patients without insurance vary based on what type of surgery is chosen. Costs for Canadian patients and local patients are always the same. Below is a comprehensive list of our surgeries and our bundled pricing:
- Open inguinal hernia repair – $4982
- Open umbilical/ventral hernia repair – $5512
- Laparoscopic inguinal hernia repair – $5724
- Open bilateral (both sides) inguinal hernia repair – $8268
- Laparoscopic bilateral (both sides) inguinal hernia repair – $7950
- Open inguinal plus umbilical/ventral hernia repair – $8268
- Laparoscopic bilateral inguinal plus umbilical/ventral hernia repair – $11,024
For patients who have already had a consultation with our center and need to purchase one of these bundles, please visit our online marketplace.
For Canadians Traveling to California Hernia Specialists:
- There are a number of quality hotels surrounding the surgical facilities as well as our office. Our staff can help provide some suggestions at the time of your scheduling.
- The facilities where your surgery will be performed are conveniently located just a few kilometers from John Wayne Orange County Airport, and only 200M from local hotels.
- Because we are able to control our cost by utilizing our own surgery center, the cash pricing for surgeries at California Hernia Specialists is usually less than most other facilities in the country, while still maintaining the absolute highest quality.

- Most Canadian patients find that 3 days and nights is all that is required for travel to California Hernia Specialists. This includes one night before the surgery at our surgical center, as well as 1-2 nights after the surgery. Patients can safely fly home to Canada as early as the day after surgery provided that they have someone to travel with them to help with bags and logistics. Most patients find that 2-3 days is preferred and plenty of time to recover and travel home.


