Purpose of the study — is to clarify and systematize the echosemiotics of the uncomplicated wound process in patients with inguinal hernias after performing various types of endoscopic hernioplasty. Material and methods. The results of ultrasound scans of a clinically uncomplicated early postoperative period were analyzed: in 149 patients with inguinal hernias after performing TAPP and TEP using macro- and microporous monofilament flat and macroporous monofilament polypropylene implants with three-dimensional anatomic weaving. Results. It was revealed that during ultrasound scanning, the main factors hindering grid differentiation are subcutaneous emphysema and tissue infiltration in the plastics zone. Maximum research information is achieved by conducting a comprehensive examination and evaluation of the implantation zone, the tissues of the inguinal canal, the spermatic cord and the abdominal cavity. The main differences of the ultrasound picture of the surgical zone are determined by the properties of the implant and the type of hernia. Conclusion. Ultrasound scanning in the early postoperative period makes it possible, with a high degree of information, to identify flow features of the existing wound process and to visualize the early symptoms of possible postoperative complications.