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Pacemaker Implantation

A small, discreet device that corrects a slow or irregular heartbeat — restoring your energy, confidence and quality of life.

Pacemaker Implantation in Pune by Dr. Benny Jose

A pacemaker is a small electronic device, placed under the skin near the collarbone, that gently keeps your heart beating at a healthy, steady rhythm. For patients whose hearts beat too slowly or irregularly, it can be transformative. Dr. Benny Jose has successfully performed over 200 pacemaker implantations.

Signs you may need a pacemaker

  • Frequent dizziness, light-headedness or fainting (syncope)
  • Unusual fatigue or breathlessness
  • A persistently slow heart rate (bradycardia)
  • Heart block diagnosed on an ECG
  • Palpitations or an irregular pulse

The implantation procedure

Pacemaker implantation is a minor procedure performed under local anaesthesia and light sedation, usually taking about an hour. Through a small incision, thin leads are guided to the heart and connected to the pacemaker, which is tucked neatly under the skin. Most patients stay just one night in hospital.

Life after a pacemaker

Modern pacemakers are tiny, reliable and long-lasting. After a short recovery, patients return to normal life — walking, travelling, working and enjoying activities, often with far more energy than before. Dr. Benny provides regular, careful follow-up to keep the device working perfectly.

Considering pacemaker implantation in Pune? Dr. Benny Jose offers honest, expert guidance — book a consultation at Jupiter Hospital, Baner, or call +91 79092 33888.

FAQs

Pacemaker Implantation — common questions

Is pacemaker surgery major surgery?
No. It is a minor, well-tolerated procedure done under local anaesthesia. It is not open-heart surgery, and most patients go home within a day.
How long does a pacemaker last?
Most pacemaker batteries last 8–12 years. A simple check-up during follow-up tells us well in advance when a replacement is due.
Can I use a mobile phone with a pacemaker?
Yes. Everyday electronics are safe. Dr. Benny will give you simple, clear guidance on the few precautions worth knowing.
Will I feel the pacemaker?
After healing, most people are completely unaware of it. It sits discreetly under the skin and works silently in the background.

Your heart deserves expert attention

Don't wait on symptoms or uncertainty. Book a consultation with Dr. Benny Jose and get clear, honest answers about your heart health.