Dr. Matthias Hofmanns specializes in reconstructive inguinal and abdominal wall surgery and has built up an impressive wealth of experience in these areas with over 845 inguinal hernia surgeries and 404 abdominal wall hernia surgeries. His patients benefit from state-of-the-art surgical techniques that are only performed by a few surgeons in Austria. These innovative, minimally invasive procedures not only ensure faster healing, but also less post-operative discomfort.
At the Franziskusspital, an academic teaching hospital, Dr. Hofmann offers a wide range of surgical services that are open to all health insurance companies. Particularly noteworthy is the patient-friendly organization, which makes it possible to perform surgeries without long waiting times. Patients can make all appointments directly via Dr. Hofmann's practice, saving time. He also offers the option of carrying out post-operative care, including wound checks and suture removal, in his practice, which makes recovery much easier. In addition to his surgical expertise, Dr. Hofmann attaches great importance to comprehensive, conservative treatment and advice, which always takes place in a pleasant environment. He also performs gastroscopies and colonoscopies for cancer screening. In his private practice in Vienna, patients can rely not only on sound specialist treatment, but also on sensitive and individual care. As a member of numerous renowned specialist societies, including the Austrian Society of Surgery (ÖGCH) and the German Hernia Society (DHG), he always keeps up to date with the latest research and technology in order to provide his patients with the best possible care.
Thanks to his work at the only certified competence center for hernia surgery in Vienna and his membership of international specialist associations, Dr. Matthias Hofmann is a renowned expert in his field. His many years of experience and in-depth knowledge make him an outstanding specialist for patients looking for specialized and gentle treatment of hernias and abdominal wall injuries.