Minimally Invasive When Possible. Traditional When Necessary. Always What’s Best for You.
At Paul Surgical Care, Dr. Kyle Paul performs most procedures using robotic or laparoscopic techniques to offer patients less pain, smaller incisions, and faster recovery. But every patient is different — and when open surgery is the safest and most effective option, he provides that with the same precision, care, and expertise.
Our Approach
Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you
• Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you • Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you • Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you • Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you • Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you
Robotic Surgery
Robotic-assisted surgery allows Dr. Paul to perform procedures with enhanced precision, flexibility, and control. Using a surgical robot (like the da Vinci system), he operates through small incisions while viewing the anatomy in high-definition 3D.
Benefits of Robotic Surgery
Smaller incisions, less scarring
Shorter hospital stays
Faster recovery
Less post-op pain and fewer complications
Greater surgical precision — especially in delicate areas like the esophagus or pelvis
Common Robotic Procedures include:
Hiatal hernia repair
Gallbladder removal
Hernia repair
Colon surgery
Laparoscopic Surgery
Laparoscopy is a minimally invasive technique using small incisions, a camera, and long instruments. Dr. Paul has extensive experience performing laparoscopic procedures and often uses it for patients who don’t require robotic assistance.
Benefits of Laparoscopy
Similar advantages to robotic surgery
Typically done as an outpatient procedure
Ideal for many abdominal and GI conditions
Open Surgery
While most patients qualify for a minimally invasive approach, open surgery is sometimes the best or safest choice — especially in emergency situations, complex cases, or patients with significant scar tissue from previous surgeries.
Dr. Paul uses
open surgery
when necessary to:
Ensure complete removal of disease
Safely address complications
Provide a durable, long-term result
Dr. Paul uses open surgery when necessary to:
You’ll always be informed if an open procedure is planned — and why.
Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you
• Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you • Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you • Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you • Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you • Minimally invasive when possible • Traditional when necessary • Always what's best for you
What to Expect
Every surgery is carefully planned based on:
The condition being treated
Your medical history and anatomy
Risks, benefits, and long-term outcomes
The option that gives you the safest and smoothest recovery
Before your procedure, we’ll walk you through:
How to prepare
What recovery looks like
When you can return to work, activity, and daily life