SURGICAL PROCEDURES OFFERED

Hair Transplantation : Hair loss has been an age old problem in men and women. It can be cosmetically depressing for some. Both medical and surgical treatments have been used to treat this. Hair transplantation which was started in the 1800s has come a long way with better techniques and results. The basic concept is transplantation of one’s own hair from a donor area to the required recipient site. Donor hair extraction can be done in two ways. One is the follicular unit transplantation by strip harvesting and the other is follicular unit extraction.

Follicular unit extraction is the latest and most popular method which needs to be done by an experienced surgeon only. Individual grafts are extracted with a motorized punch and implanted onto donor area. There are no cuts, suturing or scarring in this procedure. This is done under local anesthesia with minimal pain .The procedure is permanent, gives natural looking hair with very few side effects. This can be done to restore beard hair, moustache, eyebrows, chest hair and eyelashes also. It can help bring back the lost confidence and present a new you to the world.

Nail Surgeries : Partial/complete nail avulsion is done which offers a permanent safe solution to painful in-growing nail.

Earlobe Repair : Damaged or torn ear lobes can be surgically repaired providing aesthetic results and a normal looking ear.

Cyst/lipoma removal : Cyst/lipoma removal is done with minimal scar providing aesthetic results.

Scar revision surgery : Existing large or uneven scars can be modified to minimize the appearance.

Sclerotherapy: Involves injection of a Sclerosing agent into the veins/swellings to reduce the size.

Rhinoplasty : Plastic surgery procedure for correcting and reconstructing the form, restoring the functions, and aesthetically enhancing the nose.

Vitiligo Surgery : Done in cases of stable vitiligo where pigment from normal skin can be transferred to affected area using different methods like punch grafting, blister grafting and melanocyte transfer.