Background:Seroma development, also referred to as "pseudorecurrence," is a frequent postoperative issue following TAPP treatment of inguinal hernias, menace to operating surgeon answering questions to patients either be a self-limiting, asymptomatic event or a painful, long-term issue. In order to better understand incident of postoperative seroma following laparoscopic transabdominal preperitoneal hernia repair (TAPP), which involves fixing transversalis fascia to Cooper ligament, a research investigation has been done.Methods:For direct inguinal hernias, TAPP was incorporated from October 2022 - December 2023. After cavity created by direct reduction of hernia had been closed in each patient by transversalis fascia fixation to coopers, a lightweight mesh was inserted. Data from clinical as well as demographic studies have been obtained as well as examined.Results: A total of 72 individuals that had TAPP repair during study period. Mean age of patients, who were all male, was 65.1 ± 10.7 yrs. Average hospital stay lasted between two and four days. Neither seroma nor recurrence was discovered 30 days after discharge, nor was chronic pain after 3–12 months mean follow-up.Conclusions: To avoid postoperative seromas, it is safe, practical, and advised to anchor transversalis fascia to Cooper ligament while treating a direct inguinal hernia with TAPP