Call or message on WhatsApp to arrange a consultation. If you are still deciding which treatment applies, start with Services, or read the Patient Corner for what a first visit involves. For amputation injuries, call the emergency line immediately — replantation is time-critical.
Fill this in and it opens WhatsApp with your details ready to send. Nothing is stored on this website, and you press send yourself.
Please do not use this form for an emergency or a fresh amputation — call +91 98980 38191 instead. Do not send clinical photographs until the team asks for them.
A little preparation turns a first appointment into a decision, rather than a list of things to come back for.
The entrance sits on Vasta Devdi Road, close to Sumul Dairy Road in Katargam. Parking is available on site, and the plastic surgery department is signposted from the main reception.
OPD runs from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Monday to Friday. Please call ahead so a slot is held for you, because walk-in waits can be long on busy days.
Consultations are held in Gujarati, Hindi and English. Bring a family member if that helps you follow the discussion or make the decision.
The consultation moves faster, and the advice is better, when the history is in front of the surgeon rather than being reconstructed from memory. Please carry the following.
Most people call. However, a WhatsApp message often works better for a first enquiry, because you can attach photographs and reports at the same time. Overseas patients usually start with a video consultation, which settles the plan before any travel is booked. The NRI Corner sets out that pathway in full.
Whichever route you choose, describe the concern in your own words. You do not need to work out which speciality it falls under, and you do not need medical terms.
Call or send a WhatsApp message to 98980 38191. Give your name, the concern in a line or two, and a rough idea of when you can come. The team will offer a slot in the OPD, which runs from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, Monday to Friday. Outstation and overseas patients can ask for a video consultation instead.
No. You can book directly. That said, if another doctor has already investigated the problem, please bring those reports, because they usually save time and sometimes save a repeat test.
Bring photo identification, any previous reports, scans, discharge summaries and operation notes, a written list of the medicines you take, and your insurance details if you plan to claim. Photographs of the concern over time are useful too, particularly for changing lesions or scars.
Plan for around thirty minutes. Complex reconstructive cases often take longer, because the examination and the discussion of options both need time. Arriving with your reports in order keeps it efficient.
Yes, parking is available on site at the hospital in Katargam. The entrance is on Vasta Devdi Road, near Sumul Dairy Road, and the plastic surgery department is signposted from the main reception.
Yes. Send photographs and reports by WhatsApp or email first, then book a video consultation. Many outstation and NRI patients complete the assessment and planning this way, and travel only for the surgery.
For an amputated finger, hand or limb, call 98980 38191 immediately, at any hour. Control the bleeding with firm pressure. Wrap the amputated part in clean moist gauze, seal it in a plastic bag, and place that bag on ice. Never put the part directly on ice or in water. Replantation is measured in hours, so every minute counts.
Consultations are held in Gujarati, Hindi and English, so most patients can discuss their treatment in the language they are most comfortable with.
Video consultations, treatment planning and travel guidance for NRI and outstation patients.