What are the risks associated with the procedure?

Each reconstructive surgery has its own risks which depend on the type of procedures & health status of the patient prior to the procedure. Risk of a post-op infection is common in all procedures. Reconstructive surgery is performed to better one’s looks so scarring is a troubling possibility. Hematoma, a collection of blood that looks like a large bruise, is common for most proceduresespecially breast augmentation & face lifts. Seroma, a condition where serum accumulates under the surface of the skin leading to blister formation, is commonly associated with tummy tucks. Excessive bleeding, anesthesia problems & surgery problems are risks for all surgeries.

What are the most popular procedures for men and women?

Popular reconstructive surgeries for women are breast augmentation, liposuction & tummy tucks whereas amongst men, tummy tucks, nose surgery (rhinoplasty) & eyelid surgery (blepharoplasty)

Will insurance cover the cost of the procedures?

Insurance does not cover Aesthetic (Cosmetic) plastic procedures and but any reconstructive plastic surgery done for trauma or cancer is usually covered.

How will you ensure the safety of outpatient surgery?

Safety for all surgeries is ensured by adequate evaluation before surgery by our highly trained surgical specialists and also our anesthesiologists. Global best practices are practiced by our esteemed surgical faculty of national and international repute.

How long will the procedures take?

Reconstructive surgeries, on an average, take between 2 to 3 hours. It might take longer for multiple procedures or more extensive surgeries. Adding to this, there is prep time and recovery time, rounding it off to 4 to 6 hours from start to finish.