All three ports will be made in the midline. A 10 mm port just below the umbilicus will be made for telescope. The rectus muscle will be retracted laterally after incising the rectus sheath and a blunt dissection done using the balloon dissector or telescope to create preperitoneal space until the pubis is felt. Two 5 mm ports will be made, one just above the pubis and the other in the midline between 10 mm port and 5 mm pubis port. The entire posterior floor will be dissected and the anatomical landmarks recognized. A single sheet of mesh will be introduced. It the peritoneum or hernial sac gets inadvertently opened during dissection, it will be sutured or ligated with a chromic endoloop, if possible. The mesh will be left in the preperitoneal space adequately covering the deep inguinal ring, Hasselback's triangle and femoral hernia site. No tacker will be used to fix the mesh. The CO2 will be released. The 10 mm port fascia will be closed using 1-0 vicryl, and then the 5mm port sites will be closed with simple suture using 3-0 nylon.