Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery - Facilities

Situated well within the expanse of India's first Joint Commission International accredited Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals, yet in the most secluded yet exclusive dedicated state-of-art facility that epitomizes beauty and respects its clients' privacy. The centre offers aesthetic and cosmetic treatments and surgeries backed by an internationally trained team of surgeons and dermatologists with vast experience in this field. This centre is envisaged to provide its patronage the most exclusive services under one roof. From the most advanced and latest non-surgical options including botox, fillers and latest lasers (for hair removal, skin lightening, treatment of pimples/ acne scars, skin tightening, tattoo removal and scar removal) to option of all aesthetic surgery procedures including VASER which are done in a dedicated sterile OT complex within the centre by the most experienced and renowned Cosmetic Surgeons of the country.

FAQs on Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery

Q- What procedures are considered reconstructive surgery?

Ans- The line between cosmetic and reconstructive surgery can sometimes be blurred.

Generally, reconstructive surgery improves both appearance and health. Some examples of 

reconstructive surgery include:

Tumor Removal

• Laceration Repair
• Scar Revision
• Hand Surgery
• Breast Reduction<
• Breast Reconstruction (Following surgical breast cancer treatment)
• Burn Care - Reconstructive Rhinoplasty (to improve nose air flow)
• Eyelid Surgery (to improve field of vision)

Q- What benefits does Reconstructive surgery provide?

Ans- Medically necessary reconstructive surgery provides obvious health benefits . 

But even reconstructive surgery considered optional can help patients rid themselves of

physical abnormalities. Reconstructive surgery has also been known to provide patients with

higher self-esteem and confidence.

Q- Who is a good candidate for Reconstructive surgery?

Ideal patients for reconstructive surgery have realistic expectations and a good 

understanding of the procedure. Typically reconstructive surgery patients fall into one of two groups.

The first group consists of those born with an undesired condition such as webbed or extra 

fingers, a cleft-lip or abnormally developing breasts. In the second group are those who

developed abnormalities through an accident, disease or even age.

Q- Does Reconstructive surgery have possible risks and complications?

Ans- All surgeries have risks. The specific risks will vary based on the particular reconstructive

surgery performed. In general, reconstructive surgery poses a low risk of infection, problems

related to anesthesia, excessive bleeding, bruising, slowed healing of the wound and additional

surgical problems. Potential complications increase based on the patient's personal health history.