Dr Molefe Nchabeleng

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Dr Molefe Nchabeleng Dr Molefe Nchabeleng is a qualified specialist general surgeon with MBBCh from the University of the Witwatersrand where he graduated in 2009.

He has successfully completed a Fellowship of the
College of Surgeons (SA) as well as Master of Medicine (Surger

🩺 “As a General & Laparoscopic Surgeon, I often remind my patients that surgery is not just about fixing what is broken ...
26/09/2025

🩺 “As a General & Laparoscopic Surgeon, I often remind my patients that surgery is not just about fixing what is broken — it is about saving lives, preventing complications, and restoring quality of life.

When medical treatment alone is not enough, surgery becomes a vital step towards healing.

It should never be neglected or delayed, because early intervention can make the difference between recovery and long-term illness.

My calling is to provide compassionate surgical care with excellence, so you can live healthier, stronger, and with peace of mind.”

— Dr. M. Nchabeleng
General & Laparoscopic Surgeon

Surgical care that sees the person, not just the condition.I’m Dr. Molefe Nchabeleng — a General & Laparoscopic Surgeon....
24/09/2025

Surgical care that sees the person, not just the condition.

I’m Dr. Molefe Nchabeleng — a General & Laparoscopic Surgeon.

For me, surgery isn’t just what I do.
It’s how I serve.

With precision. With presence. With heart.

This Heritage Day, we celebrate more than tradition.

We celebrate the power of care, community, and every life we get to walk with.

💙 Surgery with skill.
Care with compassion.
Let’s keep healing, together.

19/09/2025

Behind every successful surgery is more than just skill—it’s compassion.

Dr. M. Nchabeleng blends deep expertise in general & laparoscopic surgery with genuine care for every patient. 💙

Surgery with heart. Surgery with excellence.

"One mentor’s lesson I’ll never forget: progress over perfection. It’s not about getting everything right, it’s about mo...
17/09/2025

"One mentor’s lesson I’ll never forget: progress over perfection.

It’s not about getting everything right, it’s about moving forward and making an impact. 💙

👉 What lesson has shaped your journey? Share it below."

Surgery is not just about the time spent in theatre. It’s about what happens before — preparing your body and mind — and...
15/09/2025

Surgery is not just about the time spent in theatre.

It’s about what happens before — preparing your body and mind — and what happens after, when healing and recovery truly begin.

Dr. M. Nchabeleng, General & Laparoscopic Surgeon, breaks it down with patients in clear and practical terms:

✅ What you should know before surgery
✅ How to manage your recovery
✅ The role of rest, movement, and follow-up care
✅ What to expect during the journey back to health

Because when you understand the process, you can take control of your recovery and make informed decisions with confidence.

Open Surgery vs LaparoscopyHere’s the difference, side by side:ScarsOpen surgery leaves a larger single scar.Laparoscopy...
12/09/2025

Open Surgery vs Laparoscopy
Here’s the difference, side by side:

Scars
Open surgery leaves a larger single scar.
Laparoscopy uses 3–4 small cuts.

Pain
Open surgery may cause more pain during recovery.
Laparoscopy tends to be less painful.

Recovery Time
Open surgery often means a longer hospital stay and time off work.
Laparoscopy usually allows faster healing and return to normal activity.

When Each Is Used
Open surgery is used when visibility or access is limited, or in emergencies.
Laparoscopy is used when the condition allows for a less invasive approach.

Both methods are safe. Both are effective.
But they’re not interchangeable.

We choose based on what gives you the safest, best outcome.

Both have a place.
The right one depends on your body and the condition.

After surgery, many patients say,“I wish I had asked that earlier.”Here are questions worth asking before your operation...
10/09/2025

After surgery, many patients say,
“I wish I had asked that earlier.”

Here are questions worth asking before your operation:

• What will recovery at home look like?
• Will I need help after the procedure?
• How long before I can return to work or drive?
• What should I watch for after surgery?
• Who do I contact if something doesn’t feel right?

You don’t need to know everything.
But asking the right questions gives you control.

Write them down. Bring them with you.
This is your body. You’re allowed to understand what’s happening.

Will I be asleep during surgery?It depends on the type of surgery and your health.Some procedures need general anaesthes...
08/09/2025

Will I be asleep during surgery?

It depends on the type of surgery and your health.

Some procedures need general anaesthesia—you’ll be fully asleep.
Others only need local or spinal anaesthesia—you’ll be awake, but won’t feel pain.

Before any surgery, the anaesthetist and I review your case.
We explain the safest option for you.
You’ll know what to expect before we begin.

You won’t be alone in that room.
We stay with you the whole way.

Common Misunderstanding I Hear OftenNot everyone I see ends up in surgery.That surprises some people.Many think seeing a...
05/09/2025

Common Misunderstanding I Hear Often

Not everyone I see ends up in surgery.

That surprises some people.
Many think seeing a surgeon means you’ll be booked for an operation right away.

Here’s the truth:
My job starts with listening, not cutting.

I look at your symptoms, your scans, your history.
If surgery isn’t needed, I’ll tell you.

If there’s another option, we’ll talk about it.

Sometimes what you need is advice, not a theatre date.

Surgeons don’t only operate.
We guide. We explain. We help you decide what’s best for your body.

Common Misunderstanding I Hear OftenNot everyone I see ends up in surgery.That surprises some people.Many think seeing a...
03/09/2025

Common Misunderstanding I Hear Often

Not everyone I see ends up in surgery.

That surprises some people.
Many think seeing a surgeon means you’ll be booked for an operation right away.

Here’s the truth:
My job starts with listening, not cutting.
I look at your symptoms, your scans, your history.
If surgery isn’t needed, I’ll tell you.
If there’s another option, we’ll talk about it.

Sometimes what you need is advice, not a theatre date.

Surgeons don’t only operate.
We guide. We explain. We help you decide what’s best for your body.

Hello SeptemberAs September begins, we welcome a new season.Fresh air. Fresh starts.May this month bring you clarity, ca...
01/09/2025

Hello September

As September begins, we welcome a new season.

Fresh air. Fresh starts.

May this month bring you clarity, calm, and the courage to keep going.

Here’s to small wins, steady growth, and a gentle reset.

Happy Spring. 🌱

General surgeon at Dr M Nchabeleng Inc.
15/01/2025

General surgeon at Dr M Nchabeleng Inc.

Address

Suite 6, 2nd Floor, Clinix 2, Clinix Drive SK Matseke Memorial Hospital

0001

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 17:00
Thursday 08:00 - 17:00
Friday 08:00 - 17:00

Telephone

+27115683049

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