Objective To find a simple, practical and cheap way in suturation to prevent incision complications after celoscope surgery. Methods Using the elastic snell needle to stitch small incision under laparoscopy. Chosed 3 120 cases using the elastic snell needle to stitch stratified suturation as research group, and 3 120 cases by using trditional arc shaped needle in celoscope surgery as control group. The incident rate of incisional hernia and incision bleeding among groups were compared. Results In research group, the incident rate of incision bleeding was 0.16%, among which was 0.15% in epigastrium group, 0.18% in hypogastrium group, while in control group, the incident rate of incision bleeding was 0.68%, among which was 0.64% in epigastrium group, 0.70% in hypogastrium group. The incident rate of incision bleeding was obviously decreased (P＜0.05), and the incident rate of incision bleeding in hypogastrium group was obviously decreased as well (P＜0.05), compared research group and control group. In research group, the incident rate of incisional hernia was 0.07%, among which was 0 in epigastrium group, 0.12% in hypogastrium group, 0.15% in gerontism group, while in control group, the incident rate of incisional hernia was 0.44%, among which was 0.24% in epigastrium group, 0.59% in hypogastrium group, 0.99% in gerontism group, and the incident rate of incisional hernia after surgery was obviously decreased (P＜0.05), the incident rate of incisional hernia after surgery in hypogastrium group was obviously decreased as well (P＜0.05), comparing research group and control group. Conclusions Using the elastic snell needle to stitch small incision under laparoscopy, the peritoneal layer and muscular layer can be apposition sutured in the case without prolonging incision and costing more, hidden hernia and abdominal wall defects located at the incision can be found, ligation and stitched, thereby the incident rate of incisional hernia and incisional bleeding after celoscope surgery are significantly reduced.