Surgical treatment of patients with hiatal hernias most often involves laparoscopic fundoplication. According to various literature sources, this method has a recurrence rate of 10 % to 50 %. The complications characteristic of antireflux surgery include pneumothorax, gastroesophageal or hepatosplenic injuries, and dysphagia. The use of various mesh implants in refundoplication is a controversial issue, and cases of treatment of complications resulting from the use of various mesh implants in recurrent antireflux surgery have been described very rarely. A combined and multidisciplinary approach allows for the management of various complications, often in a minimally invasive manner.