Inguinal hernia is characterized by the protrusion of abdominal contents through a weak spot in the lower abdominal wall. It is a prevalent condition encountered in surgical clinics. Standard treatments include laparoscopic repair and open repair with mesh. However, recurrence remains a significant issue, with rates as high as 33%. Factors such as the surgical approach and the size of the mesh used for the primary hernia repair influence the likelihood of recurrence. When an inguinal hernia recurs, repairing it becomes a challenging procedure with a high risk of further recurrence and complications. Therefore, improving the success rate of hernia repair and minimizing recurrence and complications is a substantial challenge in the management of inguinal hernia.