Our Services

Laser Surgery

• Uses focused light beams to cut or destroy tissue
• Highly precise with minimal damage to surrounding areas
• Used for eye surgery (LASIK), skin, tumors, hemorrhoids
• Reduced bleeding and faster healing
• Can be used for cosmetic and therapeutic purposes
• Types: CO₂ laser, Nd:YAG, Diode, Argon
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Hernia

• Occurs when an organ pushes through a weak spot in muscle/tissue
• Types: Inguinal, Umbilical, Hiatal, Incisional, Femoral
• Symptoms: Bulge, discomfort, pain on bending/coughing
• Diagnosed via physical exam, ultrasound or CT scan
• Treated with open or laparoscopic surgical repair (hernioplasty)
• Mesh is often used to reinforce the weak area
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Appendix

• Appendicitis: inflammation of the appendix
• Symptoms: severe right lower abdominal pain, nausea, fever
• Can rupture if untreated — a medical emergency
• Diagnosed via blood tests, ultrasound, CT scan
• Treatment: Appendectomy (surgical removal)
• Can be done laparoscopically or via open surgery
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Thyroid

• Butterfly-shaped gland in the neck regulating metabolism
• Conditions: Hypothyroidism, Hyperthyroidism, Goiter, Thyroid cancer, Nodules
• Symptoms: Weight changes, fatigue, neck swelling, hoarseness
• Diagnosed via TSH blood tests, ultrasound, FNAC biopsy
• Treatments: Medications (Thyroxine), Radioiodine, Surgery
• Surgery: Thyroidectomy (partial or total removal)
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Colorectal

• Involves diseases of the colon, rectum, and anus
• Common conditions: Colorectal cancer, polyps, IBD, diverticulosis
• Symptoms: Rectal bleeding, change in bowel habits, abdominal pain
• Screening: Colonoscopy (recommended after age 45)
• Treatments range from medication to surgical resection
• Laparoscopic and robotic colorectal surgeries are preferred
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Breast Disease

• Includes benign and malignant breast conditions
• Common: Breast cancer, fibroadenoma, cysts, mastitis, ductal carcinoma
• Symptoms: Lump, nipple discharge, skin changes, pain
• Diagnosed via mammography, ultrasound, MRI, biopsy (FNAC/core)
• Treatments: Lumpectomy, mastectomy, chemotherapy, radiation
• Reconstructive surgery available post-mastectomy
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Gastrointestinal

• Covers the entire digestive tract from mouth to anus
• Conditions: GERD, ulcers, IBS, Crohn's, colitis, GI bleeding, cancer
• Symptoms: Abdominal pain, bloating, nausea, vomiting, altered bowel habits
• Investigations: Endoscopy, colonoscopy, CT scan, barium studies
• Treatments vary: Medication, dietary changes, endoscopic procedures, surgery
• Upper GI endoscopy diagnoses esophagus, stomach, duodenum issues
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Varicose Veins

• Enlarged, twisted veins visible under the skin, usually in legs
• Caused by faulty valves causing backward blood flow
• Symptoms: Aching, heaviness, swelling, visible bulging veins
• Risk factors: Prolonged standing, obesity, pregnancy, aging
• Investigations: Duplex ultrasound
• Treatments: Compression stockings, sclerotherapy, EVLT (laser), surgery
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Diabetic Foot

• Foot complications arising from diabetes-related nerve and vessel damage
• Conditions: Neuropathy, peripheral arterial disease, ulcers, infections
• Symptoms: Numbness, tingling, non-healing wounds, discoloration
• Risk factors: Poor glycemic control, smoking, long-standing diabetes
• Management: Wound care, antibiotics, debridement, offloading
• Advanced cases may require vascular surgery or amputation
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Lipoma

Removal of benign fatty lumps (lipomas) when they are painful, enlarging, cosmetically bothersome, or uncertain in diagnosis.

• Benign soft fatty lump under the skin
• Usually painless and slow-growing
• Common sites: neck, back, shoulder, arms, thighs
• Evaluation to rule out other swellings when needed
• Treatment: minor surgical excision under local anesthesia
• Day-care procedure with quick recovery

Sebaceous Cyst

Treatment of skin cysts (sebaceous/epidermoid) with complete removal to prevent recurrence, especially when infected or repeatedly inflamed.

• A skin cyst filled with keratin/oily material
• Common on scalp, face, back, and trunk
• May become painful/red if infected
• Treatment: complete excision of cyst and capsule
• In infected cases: antibiotics ± drainage first, then excision
• Usually done under local anesthesia

Gynecomastia

Evaluation and surgical management of enlarged male breast tissue (gynecomastia), with contouring options for a flatter chest.

• Enlargement of male breast tissue due to hormonal imbalance or medications
• Symptoms: swelling, tenderness, cosmetic concern
• Evaluation includes history, exam, and tests when indicated
• Treatment options: lifestyle/medical management or surgery
• Surgery: liposuction ± gland excision
• Day-care procedure with post-op compression garment

Phimosis

Treatment for tight foreskin (phimosis) causing pain, infections, or difficulty in hygiene/urination, with medical therapy or circumcision when required.

• Tight foreskin that cannot be retracted over the glans
• May cause pain, ballooning during urination, recurrent infections
• Initial management: topical steroid cream and gentle stretching
• Surgical option: circumcision (definitive treatment)
• Typically a short day-care procedure
• Post-op care guidance for quick healing

Balanoposthitis

Treatment of inflammation of the glans and foreskin (balanoposthitis), including hygiene advice, topical treatment, and circumcision when needed.

• Inflammation of the glans (balanitis) and/or foreskin (posthitis)
• Causes: infection, poor hygiene, diabetes, tight foreskin
• Symptoms: redness, swelling, discharge, pain, difficulty retracting foreskin
• Treatment: hygiene, antifungal/antibiotic creams as advised
• Circumcision may be recommended for recurrent or severe cases
• Evaluation and follow-up to prevent recurrence

Gall Bladder

Management of gallstones and gallbladder disease, most commonly with laparoscopic cholecystectomy (keyhole gallbladder removal).

• Common problem: gallstones causing pain (biliary colic)
• Symptoms: right upper abdominal pain, nausea, fatty food intolerance
• Complications: cholecystitis, pancreatitis, jaundice
• Diagnosis: ultrasound abdomen
• Treatment: laparoscopic cholecystectomy in most cases
• Fast recovery with small incisions

Inguinal Hernia

Repair of groin hernia (inguinal hernia) using open or laparoscopic techniques with mesh reinforcement for durable results.

• Groin bulge that may increase on coughing/straining
• May cause pain, heaviness, or discomfort
• Risk of obstruction/strangulation if untreated
• Treatment: open or laparoscopic mesh repair
• Day-care in many patients depending on fitness
• Recovery guidance for early return to routine

Umbilical Hernia

Surgical repair of hernia near the navel (umbilicus) using mesh when appropriate to reduce recurrence.

• Bulge near the belly button
• May cause discomfort or pain on exertion
• Assessment by examination ± ultrasound
• Treatment: open or laparoscopic repair
• Mesh repair recommended for larger defects
• Recovery typically within a few weeks

Incisional Hernia

Repair of hernia occurring at a previous surgical scar site, often requiring mesh and sometimes laparoscopic repair for better outcomes.

• Hernia at the site of a previous abdominal surgery scar
• May enlarge over time and cause discomfort
• Risk factors: obesity, wound infection, heavy lifting
• Treatment: mesh repair (open or laparoscopic)
• Individualized approach based on size and location
• Post-op support to reduce recurrence risk

Intestinal Obstruction

Evaluation and treatment of bowel obstruction due to adhesions, hernias, tumors, or strictures—ranging from conservative care to urgent surgery when needed.

• Blockage preventing normal movement of intestinal contents
• Symptoms: severe abdominal pain, vomiting, bloating, constipation
• Diagnosis: clinical exam + X-ray/CT scan
• Initial management: IV fluids, nasogastric tube, observation (selected cases)
• Surgery required if strangulation/perforation or no improvement
• Emergency care is important to prevent complications

Stomach Cancer

Comprehensive care for gastric (stomach) cancer including diagnosis, staging, and surgical treatment with coordinated oncology support.

• Cancer arising from the stomach lining
• Symptoms: weight loss, indigestion, vomiting, anemia, abdominal pain
• Diagnosis: upper GI endoscopy with biopsy
• Staging: CT scan ± PET scan as advised
• Treatment: surgery (gastrectomy) with lymph node removal when indicated
• Coordinated care with medical oncology for chemo/targeted therapy

ECG

• Electrocardiogram: records the electrical activity of the heart
• Non-invasive, painless test using electrodes placed on skin
• Detects: Arrhythmias, heart attacks, heart block, hypertrophy
• Types: Resting ECG, Holter monitor (24-hour), Stress ECG
• Result shows P wave, QRS complex, T wave
• Takes less than 10 minutes to perform
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Radiology

• Branch of medicine using imaging to diagnose and treat disease
• Types: X-ray, Ultrasound, CT scan, MRI, PET scan, Fluoroscopy
• Interventional radiology: minimally invasive image-guided procedures
• Used for cancer staging, fracture detection, organ evaluation
• No radiation in ultrasound and MRI; X-ray and CT involve radiation
• Contrast media used to enhance organ/vessel visualization
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Laboratory

• Medical laboratory performs diagnostic tests on biological specimens
• Tests: Blood count (CBC), LFT, KFT, blood sugar, thyroid, lipid profile
• Specimen types: Blood, urine, stool, tissue, swabs
• Supports diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment decisions
• Sections: Biochemistry, Hematology, Microbiology, Histopathology
• Results available within hours to days depending on test
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Pharmacy

• Responsible for dispensing medications prescribed by doctors
• Maintains stock of prescription and over-the-counter medicines
• Pharmacist verifies dose, drug interactions, and allergies
• Provides patient counseling on drug use and side effects
• Manages storage of temperature-sensitive medications
• Tracks narcotic and controlled substance dispensing
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