Dr. Sipos Peter PhD.

Liv Duna Medical Center

General Surgery

Areas of Interests

Advanced, complex hernia surgery
Surgical treatment of inguinal, femoral, and umbilical hernias
Surgical management of complex, large abdominal wall hernias
Treatment of rectus diastasis, including mesh-free surgical options

Introduction

My name is Dr. Péter Sipos, consultant surgeon specialized in surgery, proctology, phlebology, hernia surgery, and gastroenterology. I also hold a degree as a certified healthcare management specialist.

In my daily practice, I combine modern, evidence-based medical care with a comprehensive approach, placing strong emphasis on accurate diagnostics, personalized treatment solutions, and clear, empathetic communication with my patients.

I welcome patients from the age of 12 at my clinic.

Patients may consult me for:

Evaluation and treatment of rectal and anal disorders
Modern, minimally invasive surgical treatment of hemorrhoids
Surgical treatment of anal fistulas
Surgical correction of rectocele (rectal prolapse)
Minimally invasive (mini-laparoscopic) gallbladder removal
Implantation of chemotherapy ports

International Experience

St. Marien-Hospital Buer, Gelsenkirchen, Germany
DRK Krankenhaus, Altenkirchen, Germany
Ealing Hospital, Ealing, United Kingdom
St. Richard’s Hospital, Chichester, United Kingdom
Imperial College – Hammersmith Hospital, London, United Kingdom

Hungarian Surgical Society (1995)
Hungarian Society of Gastroenterology – Surgical and Endoscopic Section (1995)
International Gastro-Surgical Club (1996)
Hungarian Free Radical Research Society (2001)
European Association for Transluminal Surgery (EATS) (2007)
Southeast European Regional Surgical Center – professional collaboration (2007)
CsaládNet Portal – surgical expert contributor (2007)
Semmelweis University – “Ask Your Doctor” section, surgical expert (2005–2006)
German Society for General and Visceral Surgery (2011)
International Federation for the Surgery of Obesity and Metabolic Disorders (IFSO) (2019)
European Hernia Society (2020)

1989 – Rector’s Award – First Prize (Medicinal plants affecting the gastrointestinal tract)
1995 – Semmelweis University Teaching Hospital – Young Physicians’ Competition – First Prize (Comparative study of superoxide production by monocytes in primary biliary cirrhosis)
1999–2000 – Soros Foundation – Domestic Doctoral Scholarship (Support for completion of PhD studies)
1999–2002 – Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA), Youth Grant (F 29252) – Research funding (The role of dietary polyphenols in their direct effects on the bile and intestinal mucosa, investigated in an experimental surgical model)
2017–2019 – FoglaljOrvos.hu – “Favorite Doctor” Award (Based on patient ratings)