FAQs

No. You can book directly by phone, WhatsApp or the online form. Bring any previous reports or prescriptions if you have them, because they help the surgeon understand your history faster.

The surgeon examines the area of concern, discusses what is realistically achievable, explains the technique options and shares a written cost estimate. Consequently, you leave with clear information rather than pressure to decide.

Yes. Video consultations with photographs work well for a first assessment, especially for outstation and NRI patients. A physical examination before surgery, however, is always done in person.

For most daycare procedures, surgery can happen within a few days once fitness tests are clear. Larger procedures may need additional planning, therefore timelines are confirmed individually.

Performed by a qualified plastic surgeon in a sterile, fully equipped operating room, cosmetic surgery is very safe. Most risk comes from unqualified practitioners and non medical settings, not from the procedures themselves.

It depends on the procedure. Smaller procedures use local anaesthesia, so you stay awake and comfortable. Larger surgeries use sedation or general anaesthesia with proper monitoring by an anaesthetist.

Look for a recognised plastic surgery qualification such as MCh or DNB in Plastic Surgery, membership of national plastic surgery associations, and a facility with a proper operating room. Additionally, honest surgeons happily discuss their training when asked.

Controlled diabetes or blood pressure rarely prevents surgery. Your readings are checked first, medicines are adjusted if needed, and the anaesthesia plan is chosen accordingly. Uncontrolled values are stabilised before any procedure.

Cost depends on the technique, anaesthesia type, operating facility, surgical time and the complexity of your individual anatomy. As a result, a genuine estimate is only possible after an examination.

A written estimate after examination is fixed for the planned procedure. It changes only if you later add another procedure or if an unrelated medical issue needs treatment first.

Yes. Planned procedures can be financed through medical loan EMIs, credit card EMIs and periodic no cost EMI offers. Approval usually takes less than a day with basic documents.

Purely cosmetic procedures are generally not covered. Reconstructive procedures done for medical reasons, for example after injury or for functional problems, often qualify, so always check your policy with the insurer.

Desk work resumes within two to five days for most daycare procedures. Physically demanding jobs need longer, typically two to four weeks, and your surgeon confirms the exact timeline for your case.

Early results appear once swelling settles, usually within two to six weeks. Final refinement continues for months as tissues soften and scars mature, therefore patience genuinely pays off.

Every surgical cut leaves a mark, however incisions are planned along natural creases and closed with fine techniques so scars fade into faint lines. Scar care instructions further improve the final appearance.

A review within the first week checks healing, followed by scheduled visits or video reviews. Meanwhile, the care team stays reachable on phone and WhatsApp for any concern between appointments.