The abdominal wall can usually be left without a lap band after the stitches are removed from the minimally invasive abdominal hernia surgery. The minimally invasive hernia surgery, on the other hand, increases the strength of the abdominal wall by targeting weak points that are not strong enough to be repaired or by placing a patch, for example. The purpose of wearing a lap band after surgery is to ensure that the abdominal wall has sufficient tension to prevent postoperative wound dehiscence or even expansion of abdominal contents. After the stitches are removed from the minimally invasive hernia surgery, the abdominal wall wound has healed and there is usually no need to wear a lap band. Hernia refers to the normal organs, tissues, etc. in the human body through the normal gap or weak point, etc. in the human body into other parts, hernia to the abdomen more often. Two important causes of hernia are insufficient strength of the abdominal wall muscles and increased pressure in the abdominal cavity. Minimally invasive hernia surgery can prevent the contents of the hernia from re-expanding by repairing or placing a patch at the weak point where the strength is insufficient. In the early postoperative period, when the wound has not yet healed, the abdominal wall tension can be strengthened with the help of a lap band, and after the wound has healed, the assistance of a lap band is usually no longer needed.