Hi missjuly10, I had a salpingectomy in march this year following an ectopic pregnancy. Mine was an emergency situation so not sure how that would impact particularly. I'm guessing they are doing it laparoscopically?
It took them 3 hours to do the procedure but I had internal bleeding and lost a lot of blood due to rupture, it will probably be much more straightforward for you. I think it's quite a common procedure and so the gynae surgeons should be experienced in doing it.
Afterwards I had to stay overnight but I think usually you are able to go home. The biggest issue for me immediately afterwards was the bloating/gas and shoulder pain. It took a good few weeks for the bloating to go. The pains a few days. I had 5 incisions from the surgery, quite small ones including one in my belly button. Peppermint tea is good for the gas.
I'm trying to think on if there was anything else that happened of note but I can't recall (though I have tried to block it out a bit!).
I recovered quite quickly if I remember rightly (well after I was let out of hospital the second time - I won't scare you with that story but it was related to the ectopic bit) I climbed Ben Nevis about a month after the surgery and was back on my bike cycling maybe 2 weeks after.
