Only a few small incisions, each less than one inch long, are needed to insert the endoscope and other surgical instruments as opposed to longer incisions used to view under the skin.  Your scars are likely to be hidden and some of the after effects of surgery may be minimized; including;

• Quicker recovery than open surgery;
• Possibility of avoiding an overnight hospital stay;
• Decreased risk of sensory loss from nerve damage;
• Bleeding, bruising and swelling may be significantly reduced;