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Best Doctors for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery in India

Breast reconstruction, free flap microsurgery, burn and facial reconstruction, and hand surgery at accredited hospitals in India.

Specialists listed7 CitiesFaridabad, Gurgaon, Gurugram, New Delhi Written opinion in24 hours Our assistanceFree

Choosing a Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery specialist in India

Plastic and reconstructive surgery looks like one specialty on paper, but in practice it splits into separate careers. A surgeon who spends most of the year on breast and cancer reconstruction is not the same choice as one who has built a practice around burns, and neither is the right first call for a crushed hand that needs replantation within hours. Choosing the best plastic and reconstructive surgeon in India therefore starts with matching the surgeon's actual weekly workload to the operation you need.

The surgeons listed here were selected on training and fellowship background, years in independent practice, the volume of microsurgical cases they perform, and the hospital unit they operate in, since even the best surgeon needs an ICU that can monitor a flap properly. Many hold microsurgery or hand surgery fellowships from centres in Taiwan, Europe, or the United States, and several are attached to reconstructive units in Delhi NCR where our network is based. Send your case and we will tell you which surgeons have handled your exact procedure most often, along with a free second opinion within 48 hours.

Specialists for Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

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Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery costs in India

ProcedureCost from
Liposuction $2,000
Abdominoplasty (Tummy Tuck) $2,500
Breast Augmentation $2,800
Facelift (Rhytidectomy) $3,000
Hair Transplant Surgery $1,500
Otoplasty (Ear Surgery) $1,450

Indicative figures for international patients. The exact cost depends on the hospital, the specialist and your reports, and is confirmed in writing after a free specialist review.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the best plastic and reconstructive surgeon in India?
The honest answer is that it depends on the procedure. Ask how many times a surgeon has performed your specific operation in the last year, not how many years they have been qualified. For free flap work, a surgeon doing microsurgery weekly is a materially safer choice than one doing it occasionally. We match surgeons to cases on that basis and will tell you plainly if the strongest option for your procedure sits outside our usual list.
What qualifications should a reconstructive surgeon in India hold?
Look for MCh or DNB in Plastic Surgery, which is the recognised superspecialty qualification in India, ideally followed by a fellowship in microsurgery, hand surgery, craniofacial surgery, or burns depending on your need. Registration with the Medical Council of India or the relevant state council is mandatory. Many senior reconstructive surgeons in India have also trained at microsurgery centres abroad, most commonly in Taiwan, Korea, Europe, or the United States.
Can I get a second opinion before I travel?
Yes, and we recommend it. Send clinical photographs, scans, biopsy or oncology reports, and details of any previous surgery. A senior plastic and reconstructive surgeon in India reviews the case and comes back within 48 hours with an opinion on whether the proposed reconstruction is appropriate, what alternatives exist, and roughly what it will cost. The second opinion is free and does not commit you to booking anything.
Can I speak to the surgeon before booking?
Yes. Once the surgeon has reviewed your reports, we arrange a video consultation so you can ask about technique, staging, scarring, expected recovery, and what result is realistic in your case. Interpreters are arranged for Arabic, French, and other languages at no extra cost. Many patients take two or three of these calls with different surgeons before deciding, which we encourage.
Will the same surgeon handle my follow-up after I go home?
Your operating surgeon remains the point of clinical reference after discharge. We schedule teleconsults at the intervals the surgeon specifies, usually at two weeks, six weeks, and three months, and pass wound photographs and any local test results back for review. If a staged follow-up procedure is planned, such as the second stage of a burn reconstruction or a cleft repair, we help you time and arrange the return trip.

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