We provide the full spectrum of plastic and reconstructive surgery for both adults as well as children. From reconstructing your facial injuries to surgical removing your excess body fat our plastic surgeons will provide expert solutions for all of your medical issues enhancing your overall appearance.
Key treatments
- Breast augmentation
- Liposuction
- Nose reshaping
- Tummy tuck
- Facelift
- Tummy tuck
- Wound management
- Burn reconstruction
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery Doctors
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between cosmetic and reconstructive surgery?
Cosmetic surgery is conducted to reshape and enhance the overall appearance of the body. Whereas, reconstructive surgery is performed to treat physical deformities such as infection, wound diseases and many more.
What are the common conditions treated by the plastic surgeons?
Some of the common conditions treated by the Department of Plastic Surgery are body deformities, infections, wounds, burn scars, breast reconstruction and many more.
Do plastic surgeons use anaesthesia?
Yes, the plastic surgeon uses anaesthesia for the surgery as it helps to reduce pain to the patient and enables surgeons to perform accurate surgeries.
Does rhinoplasty affect the person’s voice?
In some cases, it has been seen that rhinoplasty may result in minimal changes in the quality of the voice. It is advised to consult with your surgeon before undergoing the surgery.
Will I have swelling after the surgery?
Yes, based on the procedure and the complexity of the surgery a patient might face bruising and swelling on the body. However, it is recommended to consult with your surgeon to learn more about swelling.
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- Neurology and Neurosurgery
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- Advanced Laparoscopy & General Surgery
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- Department of Haematology
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